This MCP (Management Control Platform) is designed to support L2C CTFs by providing a server and client framework for challenge management, user authentication, and interaction. Built on Azure Functions, it enables scalable, cloud-based operations, allowing seamless setup and handling of CTF challenges within a networked environment. It simplifies organizing CTF events by offering communication, challenge deployment, and real-time monitoring tools.
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This MCP (Management Control Platform) is designed to support L2C CTFs by providing a server and client framework for challenge management, user authentication, and interaction. Built on Azure Functions, it enables scalable, cloud-based operations, allowing seamless setup and handling of CTF challenges within a networked environment. It simplifies organizing CTF events by offering communication, challenge deployment, and real-time monitoring tools.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 17 2025
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What is L2C CTFs MCP?
The L2C CTFs MCP is a comprehensive system tailored for running Capture The Flag competitions on Linux environments. It features a server component based on Azure Functions that handles challenge distribution, user management, and real-time communication between participants and organizers. The client library supports interaction with the server, enabling participants to solve challenges, submit flags, and receive feedback efficiently. Its modular design supports scalability and customization, making it suitable for both small and large CTF events. Additionally, it facilitates challenge automation, scoring, and monitoring, streamlining the entire process for CTF administrators and participants.
Who will use L2C CTFs MCP?
- CTF organizers
- Security competition participants
- Cybersecurity trainers
- Educational institutions conducting cybersecurity exercises
How to use the L2C CTFs MCP?
- Step1: Clone the repository from GitHub
- Step2: Install UV and set up the environment as per instructions
- Step3: Run `uv venv` to activate the virtual environment
- Step4: Use `uv sync` to install necessary dependencies
- Step5: Configure the server and client settings
- Step6: Launch the server and connect the client to start managing or participating in CTFs
L2C CTFs MCP's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Challenge management
- User authentication
- Real-time communication
- Cloud-based scaling
- Challenge automation
The Benefits
- Scalable and flexible infrastructure
- Simplifies CTF setup and management
- Supports real-time challenge interaction
- Modular and customizable design
L2C CTFs MCP's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Organizing large-scale cybersecurity CTF competitions
- Educational cybersecurity training exercises
- Simulating real-world attack-defense scenarios
- Automating challenge deployment and scoring in security labs
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