CTFmanager - v. 1.0 - May 2014 - [email protected] @pdogg77

*** Updated to Django 1.6 and made several changes to support registration codes

Scoreboard and management application for a Jeopardy style Capture the Flag
hacker game. Written in Python using the Django framework. Supports multiple
challenges across multiple categories, and multiple games (data model support,
not totally implemented in code). Leverages the Django auth framework for user
management and admin framework for backend administration.

Installation Overview:

Can be used with mod_wsgi on Apache with the configurations in apacheexamples
or will run on the Django dev web server.

General Procedure:

Place the code in a sane place on the system.
Get and install Apache and mod_wsgi if you are going that route and a dbms
	Make sure all that works
Get and install Python, Django and appropriate Python libs for your database
	Make sure all that works
Create a database, database user and password for the application to use.
	Tested with mysql but it should support any db backend Django can use

Edit ctfmanager/settings.py as necessary. You proably want to take it out of
Debug mode when you are ready to go production and you'll want to edit the
locations for static files, the secret etc.

CHANGE THE SECRET in settings.py

Run "python manage.py syncdb"

Run "./manage.py collectstatic"

It will ask you to add an administrative user, you want to do this

This should get you up and running enough to go to <YOUR URL>/admin/
	Create a "Game"
	Create some "Categories"
	Create some "Challenges"

The administrative user is a valid user to view the challenges and scoreboard
but obviously can't score points.

The majority of the application lives in /ctfweb/

The templates and .css included were used at BSides Boston but could easily
be modified or replaced to suit your needs.


Important Notes:

There is some cleanup of the keys done to help avoid strange cases and easily
suppot "triva" type challenges by stripping white space, removing special chars
and putting all keys in the same case. This could cause issues if your keys 
contain and only differ by special characters, mixed case, or something else
weird. The best keys are alpha numeric and don't depend on case.

Urgent TO DOs:

Add a wait timer to the registration page preventing mass out of control user
registraiton leading to annoying/DoS conditions

Add a wait timer on the key submission pages to prevent or slow brute force

Add checks and alerts for teams generating lots of bad keys (this is now manual
via the admin application)

DONE:
added a feature to make "solved" challenges obvious in the challenge board