Adamkadaban/CTFs
FreeCTF Cheat Sheet + Writeups / Files for some of the Cyber CTFs that I've done
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About Adamkadaban/CTFs
Adamkadaban/CTFs is a comprehensive open-source GitHub repository offering CTF (Capture The Flag) writeups, a detailed cheat sheet, and a curated collection of learning resources. It covers a wide range of challenge categories including forensics/steganography, binary exploitation, reverse engineering, web exploitation, cryptography, OSINT, and more. The repository also features a list of recommended YouTube channels and practice sites for aspiring cybersecurity enthusiasts. With 306 commits and a web mirror at hackback.zip, it serves as a practical reference for both beginners and experienced CTF participants.
Key Features
Comprehensive CTF cheat sheet covering forensics, steganography, pwn/binary exploitation, reverse engineering, web, crypto, OSINT, and more
Writeups and files for various security CTFs competed by the author
Categorized by challenge type (e.g., boxes, labs, CTFs) for easy navigation
Curated list of YouTube channels and practice/learning sites for cybersecurity
Web mirror available at hackback.zip
Open source with 306 commits and regular updates
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Free and open source with no cost to access
- Broad coverage of CTF categories including less common ones like OSINT and smart contracts
- Includes both writeups and a cheat sheet in one place
- Curated external resources (YouTube channels, practice sites) add value beyond the repository
- Regularly updated with new content (306 commits)
Cons
- Writeups are specific to CTFs the author participated in, may not cover all events
- Some sections (e.g., smart contracts, cloud) appear less developed compared to core categories
- Static repository; no interactive or hands-on practice environment
Best For
Reference for CTF participants looking for writeups and solutionsLearning resource for cybersecurity students studying common attack techniquesCheat sheet for quickly recalling commands and tools during CTF competitionsPreparation for security certification exams or hands-on labsExploring resources recommended by an experienced CTF competitor
FAQ
What types of CTF challenges are covered?
The repository covers a wide range including forensics/steganography, pwn/binary exploitation, reverse engineering, web, crypto, smart contracts, cloud pentesting, OSINT, and more.
Is this repository free to use?
Yes, it is a public open-source GitHub repository available for free.
Does it include only writeups or also a cheat sheet?
Both. It includes CTF writeups/files and a comprehensive cheat sheet covering common CTF challenges.