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| CHALLENGE | AUTHORS | SOLVES (CURRENT) | SOLVE RATE (AT CONTEST TIME) |
|---|---|---|---|
WelcomeMisc | 1369 solves | - | |
AlpacaHack 2100Misc | 1036 solves | - | |
a fact of CTFCrypto | 640 solves | - | |
Simple LoginWeb | 548 solves | Top 28% = 84/300 users | |
EmojifyWeb | 451 solves | - | |
419 solves | - | ||
381 solves | - | ||
echoPwn | 330 solves | Top 32% = 56/174 users | |
hit-and-missMisc | 287 solves | - | |
super-tomatoCrypto | 274 solves | - | |
Alpaca BankWeb | 265 solves | - | |
264 solves | - | ||
261 solves | Top 15% = 71/458 users | ||
256 solves | - | ||
size limitCrypto | 256 solves | - | |
🐈Web | 249 solves | - | |
Xmas LoginWeb | 247 solves | - | |
qrimeCrypto | 245 solves | Top 38% = 91/239 users | |
242 solves | - | ||
Encoding BasicsMisc Crypto | 225 solves | - |
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I made a blog service consists of two servers: API server and Frontend server. The former provides APIs that you can see, add, or modify posts. The latter uses responses from API server and render it.
If you could get 1,000,000,000,000 likes on your post, I will give you the flag. The maximum number of likes is 5,000, though.
