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--- cctf_preliminary_experiment [2017/08/25 10:50] – silvio.biagioni@unitn.it
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-====== One-On-One Class Capture The Flag Contest - User Guide ======
+====== One-On-One Capture The Flag Contest ======
+====== ------------ User Guide ----------- ======
+<code>
+             ____________________________________________________
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+           |   |_____________________________________________|    |
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+            \_____________________________________________________/
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+</code>
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   - The Team leader sends an email to silvio[dot]biagioni[at]unitn[dot]it] with object "CCTF Team", including the members of the Team in the CC list of the email.
-  - An email will be sent to the Team's members DETERLab username and a link to set your password.
+  - An email will be sent to the Team's leader containing DETERLab username and a link to set the password.
   - The enrollment deadline is the **(DD)-th of MONTH at HH:MM**.
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   * One-On-One Attack Phase: **(DD+15)-(DD+16)th** of MONTH
-===== Training Phase (your device) =====
+===== Training Phase (on your device) =====
-  - Download Kali Linux ([[https://drive.google.com/drive/URLtoATTACkIMAGE|Attack Clone]]) and TestREx ([[https://drive.google.com/drive/URLtoTARGEtIMAGE|Target Clone]]) images.
+  - Download Kali Linux ([[https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxCs1beC8uIUdjVZOC1HeGRSLU0 | Attack Clone]]) and TestREx ([[https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxCs1beC8uIUNjV3LUcxd25aT3c | Target Clone]]) images and import them through VirtualBox: ''File>Import Appliance...''
-  - Run the images on QEMU (TODO: ADD QEMU NETWORK CONFIGURATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING COMMANDS): <code>% qemu-system-x86_64 -drive file=KALI-RLG,format=raw -m 2048 -enable-kvm</code><code>% qemu-system-x86_64 -drive file=Ubuntu1604-STD,format=raw -m 2048 -enable-kvm -redir tcp:2222::22</code>
+  - Add a virtual NAT Network on VirtualBox: go to ''File>Preferences'' , select ''Network'' on the left and add a new NAT Network.
-  - Perform your attacks as many time you want. Restore the target containers, if needed, through the following commands: <code> $ sudo python run.py --manual nodegoat__ubuntu-node-mongo --port 8888 </code> <code>$ sudo python run.py --manual wordpress3.2__ubuntu-apache-mysql --port 80 </code>
+  - Add TestREx and Kali Linux to the virtual network just created in the previous step,To view and configure the settings of a virtual machine, select it from the list on the left and either click on the ''Settings'' button located in the toolbar, or select the ''Machine->Settings...'' menu option. Thus, select the ''Network'' section on the left and set the ''Attached to:'' field with the  ''NAT Network'' option, ensuring that the value of ''Name:'' corresponds with the virtual NAT Network previously generated.
+  - Run the virtual machines.
+  - Perform your attacks against the target machine from your own browser, or out of the Kali Linux's command line, as many time you want. Restore the services on the target machine, if needed, through the following commands: <code> $ sudo python run.py --manual nodegoat__ubuntu-node-mongo --port 8888 </code> <code>$ sudo python run.py --manual wordpress3.2__ubuntu-apache-mysql --port 80 </code>
   - Write a brief report about the attack(s) that you are going to carry out during the One-On-One Attack Phase.
-===== One-On-One Attack Phase (DETERLab) =====
+===== One-On-One Attack Phase (on DETERLab) =====
-  - The Team receives the experiment ID and the list of Qualified and Physical names of their client machines. Follows an example (in which the experiment ID is ''exp1'') of the information that will be received: <file>---------- tbreport.log --------
+  - The Team leader receives the experiment ID and the list of Qualified and Physical names of the client machines. Follows an example (in which the experiment ID is ''exp1'') of the information that will be received: <file>---------- tbreport.log --------
 Experiment: ExperCCTF1/exp1
 State: active
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 ID              Type         OS              Qualified Name
 --------------- ------------ --------------- --------------------
-client1         pc           Ubuntu1004-STD  client1.exp1.ExperCCTF1.isi.deterlab.net
+client1         pc           KALI-RLG        client1.exp1.ExperCCTF1.isi.deterlab.net
-client2         pc           Ubuntu1004-STD  client2.exp1.ExperCCTF1.isi.deterlab.net
+server          pc           Ubuntu1604-STD  server.exp1.ExperCCTF1.isi.deterlab.net
-server          pc                *          server.exp1.ExperCCTF1.isi.deterlab.net
 Physical Node Mapping:
 ID              Type         OS              Physical
 --------------- ------------ --------------- ------------
-client1         pc3000       Ubuntu1004-STD  pc134
+client1         pc3000       KALI-RLG        pc134
-client2         pc3000       Ubuntu1004-STD  pc099
+server          pc3060       Ubuntu1604-STD  pc184
-server          pc3060             *         pc184
 </file>
-  - To access your experimental nodes, you'll need to first SSH into users.deterlab.net using your DETERLab username and password. Once you log in to users, you'll need to SSH again to your actual experimental nodes.  The network topology and the commands to access from the username ''unitn9ab'' to a client in the given example are described in the following picture. ADD IMAGE WITH TWO NODES
+  - To access your experimental nodes, you'll need to SSH into users.deterlab.net using your DETERLab username and password. Once you log in to users, you'll need to SSH again to your actual experimental nodes.  The network topology and the commands to access from the username ''unitn9ab'' to a client in the given example are described in the following picture. ADD IMAGE WITH TWO NODES
-  - To query the server (in the example, ''server.exp1.ExperCCTF1.isi.deterlab.net''), you can access it via SSH through your DETERLab account by using a command line browser (e.g., ''lynx server.exp1.expercctf1.isi.deterlab.net/index.html''). Otherwise, to redirect port 80 on ''pc184'' (which is the ''server'' in the example) to your local machine on port 8080 you would do: <code> ssh -L 8080:pc184:80 unitn9ab@users.isi.deterlab.net</code> Once logged in, you should be able to access the web server on your DETER node by going to [[http://localhost:8080]] from your local browser.
+  - Attack the target as reported at the end of the Training Phase, making sure to use the correct Qualified Name  (in the example, ''server.exp1.ExperCCTF1.isi.deterlab.net'').
 ===== Additional Material =====
-{{teaching:cctfpresentation.pdf|CCTF Presentation}}
+[[TODO: PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENT PRESENTATION]]