As a user I want a Polished pentesting challenge set so that it makes me happy and delighted by the stunning smoothness in which the program flows.

[kubeliv]

This task is to polish up the pentesting challenge set.

Subtasks

• [x] Edit documentation for clarity, ensure it has all of the "actions" that the user must be able to do.
• [x] Edit source code to ensure that the flag is clearly printed once the challenge is completed.
• [x] Ensure the user can't access the flag without some prerequisite knowledge. If the challenge must have the value in plain text, mask it with base64 or something similar.
• [x] Add the flag to the challenge JSON (see challenges/pentesting/strings for example, if you have questions ask @lgorence)
• [x] Play through each challenge to ensure that it flows correctly and it is possible to complete.

[colbycocking]

@EthanIsakson where did you land with this?

[EthanIsakson]

Reread all documentation for Challenges and Penetration Testing. Added all flags to JSON under #216.

Still working through some issues with our Password Cracking tutorials. Encountered an issue with Hash-Identifier not having needed python module, which is odd because it ran in a container locally. Updated Dockerfile to install pip and the module which should resolve the issue.

Still working through issues trying to get adequate drivers onto the Hashcat image so that it can run hashcat like I could locally.