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CITS 3004
Cybersecurity
Assignment: CTF
This is an INDIVIDUAL assignment.
Worth: 20% of the unit
Due: Final marks will be counted on 16 October 2020, 5PM (hereon, everything is due on 5PM of the day specified).
Late submissions: late submissions attract 5% penalty of the whole grade per day up to 7 days. After 7 days, your mark
will be zero.
1. Outline
This assignment is a capture the flag (CTF) style assessment item, which requires you to use your
cybersecurity knowledge to solve as many questions as possible. Any plagiarised work will be marked zero.
Remember, this is an INDIVIDUAL assignment – you can discuss ideas but DO NOT share answers.
2. Getting started
? You must first create an account on the CTF server: https://ctf.jinhong.org/
o Remember to have https at the front.
? You must create an account with the username being your student ID and email using your student email.
o You can customise other fields, but ensure they conform to the UWA student conduct regulations.
o Failure to follow this simple instruction may result in you not correctly receiving marks.
? If you have issues creating an account, contact the Unit Coordinator.
Figure 1. CITS3004 CTF Server Front Page
CITS 3004
Cybersecurity
3. Your Tasks
PART 1. SOLVING CTF (80%)
Solve as many questions as you can on the CTF server!
You can also view other students' scores, which should let you know your relative position.
There may be more questions added later, stay tuned! (Notified by LMS announcement when it happens).
PART 2. REPORT (20%)
For each question you solve, you are required to outline the steps you took to get the solution concisely
(clearly explain and keep it as short as possible). Once you completed the CTF, you need to submit your
report that contains your explanations to each question as a single PDF document on LMS by the due date.
If your report is incorrect, then the corresponding question marks may be deducted or removed.
If your report is correct but not sufficiently detailed, then it will only affect the report mark.
NOTES
1. You are required to do additional research as necessary in order to solve those questions.
2. The CTF scores form 80% of the assignment, and the report 20%.
3. If you launch any attacks against the CTF server, you will be marked zero and be forwarded to the
academic misconduct team.
a. If you have mistakenly made changes, contact me ASAP.
b. If we find you first, then you will get zero.
4. If you think you found the correct solution but was not accepted as a correct flag and suspect
someone has altered the flag, contact us to discuss about your solution. The applicable questions in
this category are:
a. Web - Secure Notes Program
b. E Bank – Task 1: Initial Foothold
c. E Bank – Task 2: User Escalation
d. E Bank – Task 3: Root Escalation
5. Well advancing students may be asked for an interview to check the progress.
a. If you are asked for an interview, you must attend.
b. If done online (e.g., Zoom), then you have to show your face for identification.
6. The penalty is set to 40% of your raw mark (e.g., you received 85% for the assignment, then it will be
reduced to 45%). You will receive this penalty if you:
a. Fail to schedule the interview within a reasonable time (10 working days) will result in you
receiving penalties on your assignment grade.
b. No-show for the interview will also result in you receiving penalties.
c. Do not provide sufficient response during the interview.
Let me know if you find any other bugs in the questions.
CITS 3004
Cybersecurity
4. Submission
Your CTF score will be used to calculate Part 1 marks. Submit your final report on LMS by the deadline, which
will be used to calculate Part 2 marks. Marks are scaled accordingly.
5. Bonus Marks
Bonus 8 marks will be awarded for completing the survey that will be available from 12 October 2020. The
survey itself is anonymous, but for me to give you the bonus marks, you must:
1. There is a field at the end of the survey to create a random sequence of characters. Input one.
2. Take a screenshot of the completed survey with the date and time visible (for me to validate).
3. Send the screenshot and the generated random sequence of characters directly to me
(jin.hong@uwa.edu.au) to receive the bonus marks.
4. Your response will be kept anonymous for the purpose of the survey.
Note: Your survey response must be a valid submission to claim the bonus 8 marks. If your survey submission
is deemed to be invalid (e.g., responses are conflicting, responses are selected without reading questions
etc.), then you will not be awarded with the bonus marks.
This bonus marks can be used to top up any missed marks from parts 1 and 2 for the assignment.
6. Rubrics
Criteria Highly Satisfactory (D, HD) Satisfactory (P, CR) Unsatisfactory (N)
Solving CTF (80 marks)
? Understand various
cybersecurity
concepts and
techniques.
? Demonstrate the
ability to carry out
cybersecurity
techniques.
Demonstrated the ability to
conduct cybersecurity concepts
fluently:
? Various cybersecurity
techniques are explored and
demonstrated.
? Competent understanding and
communication of different
cybersecurity techniques.
Demonstrated the ability to
show satisfactory skills in
cybersecurity techniques:
? Understands the basic
concept of cybersecurity
and tried various
techniques.
? Provided sufficient
knowledge in cybersecurity.
Failed to demonstrate the
ability to conduct
cybersecurity techniques:
? Did not explore various
cybersecurity
techniques.
? Difficulty in carrying out
different cybersecurity
techniques.
Reports (20 marks)
? Plans information to
flow logically
through the written
work.
? Delivery of
information is clear
and concise,
demonstrating the
knowledge in depth.
Demonstrated the ability to
discuss in detail of the concepts:
? Work was easy to read and
structured logically.
? Work presentation was
competent, concise, clear and
provide an in-depth
knowledge.
Demonstrated the ability to
discuss the concepts:
? Work generally flowed
smoothly but was a bit
inadequate in places.
? Showed a reasonable
understanding and depth of
the knowledge.
Failed to demonstrate the
ability to discuss the
concepts:
? Presentation was not
concise and clear.
? Ideas and knowledge
were not demonstrated
clearly.
This assignment is out of total 100 possible marks.