Projects & Guides

This is where learning turns into doing. Writing up what you solved, building a tool, fixing a page in this wiki — this is where skills compound fast.

You do not need to be an expert to contribute. You just need to show up and try. Competing itself lives over in Compete — this section is about what you build and write along the way.

Ways to Contribute

Write Writeups

After a CTF or competition, write down what you solved and how. Even a rough explanation is useful. It forces you to understand what you actually did, and it helps the next person who hits the same problem.

Push writeups to the club’s GitHub or open a pull request on this wiki. See the competition archive for where past writeups and repos live.

Build Tools

If you write a script or a tool while working on a challenge or a competition, do not let it die on your laptop. Clean it up a little and push it. Someone else will hit the same problem you did.

Contribute to the Wiki

Find a page that is missing or wrong. Fix it. Add it. Open a pull request.

See the Authoring guide for how to write pages and submit them.

Help Newer Members

If you know something someone else does not, explain it. Answering questions is one of the best ways to solidify your own knowledge.

Point people to resources. Sit with them through a challenge. You do not need to hand them the answer — just point them in the right direction.

• Writeups Solved a challenge? Write down how. Where past writeups live and how to add yours.
• Tools Scripts and tools members built while competing — don't let them die on your laptop.
• Contributing How to help: fix a wiki page, answer a question, point someone in the right direction.