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New Development Group - Archived by George
  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
    We now have the 'Development Team' group, you can apply to join this to work on the following projects
    - Hacking Challenges(must have php, html, css, or javascript experience)
    - Magazine (must know good english and grammer and have good ideas)
    - Hamachi wargaming network (Must be able to setup fun hacking challenges)

    Pm me if you want to join, people found leeching the files in the dev forums will be kicked.
    Xin
  • Iota
    Posts: 8
    I see all the Hacking Dev Team roles are Web based. Will there be any offline challenges? Reverse engineering and such?
  • Sh3llc0d3
    Posts: 1,910
    said:


    I see all the Hacking Dev Team roles are Web based. Will there be any offline challenges? Reverse engineering and such?



    Without going off-topic I think the problem with offline challenges is that they can't be 'scored' in the same way the online ones are. Whereas the scores will be automatically added to a highscores list the offline would have to be manually scored by someone. It could be done if committed people really want such challenges.
  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
    said:


    I see all the Hacking Dev Team roles are Web based. Will there be any offline challenges? Reverse engineering and such?



    The wargaming network isnt necessarily 'web' based, it can be any service or protocol.
    Xin
  • sangf
    Posts: 203
    said:


    said:


    I see all the Hacking Dev Team roles are Web based. Will there be any offline challenges? Reverse engineering and such?



    Without going off-topic I think the problem with offline challenges is that they can't be 'scored' in the same way the online ones are. Whereas the scores will be automatically added to a highscores list the offline would have to be manually scored by someone. It could be done if committed people really want such challenges.


    i don't quite understand what these 'challenges' are, or how they are scored, but an offline 'challenge' (i'm guessing what i mean by that) can be 'scored' by a produced output. take project euler and other online based challenge sites as an example. might be something to think about, ie. simple boxes online to enter 'answers' to the 'challenges'. forgive me if i'm just misunderstanding the whole concept.
  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
    said:


    said:


    said:


    I see all the Hacking Dev Team roles are Web based. Will there be any offline challenges? Reverse engineering and such?



    Without going off-topic I think the problem with offline challenges is that they can't be 'scored' in the same way the online ones are. Whereas the scores will be automatically added to a highscores list the offline would have to be manually scored by someone. It could be done if committed people really want such challenges.


    i don't quite understand what these 'challenges' are, or how they are scored, but an offline 'challenge' (i'm guessing what i mean by that) can be 'scored' by a produced output. take project euler and other online based challenge sites as an example. might be something to think about, ie. simple boxes online to enter 'answers' to the 'challenges'. forgive me if i'm just misunderstanding the whole concept.

    If you referring to cracking/reverse engineering challenges yes we can have these
    Xin
  • _st4ck3D*
    Posts: 83
    said:


    I see all the Hacking Dev Team roles are Web based. Will there be any offline challenges? Reverse engineering and such?



    AS Xinapse said, we can set up challenges such as CrackMe. It's depended on us(all of iExploit members) and the time for when those challenges will be implemented.
  • -Database-
    Posts: 66
    can we see the badge of that group?
  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
    said:


    can we see the badge of that group?



    Right now we dont have a badge for any groups yet, i will try to get some made soon!
    Xin
  • chroniccommand
    Posts: 1,389
    I'm not much of a big fan of Web challenges, but if we have wargames where users SSH to a box and attempt challenges I'll help no doubt.
  • George
    Posts: 707
    said:


    I'm not much of a big fan of Web challenges, but if we have wargames where users SSH to a box and attempt challenges I'll help no doubt.



    Me and Xinapse think it would be good to have you as a developer, added to the group, you can now view the private forum.
  • chroniccommand
    Posts: 1,389
    said:


    said:


    I'm not much of a big fan of Web challenges, but if we have wargames where users SSH to a box and attempt challenges I'll help no doubt.



    Me and Xinapse think it would be good to have you as a developer, added to the group, you can now view the private forum.


    Sounds good. Just notify me when you want me to help with any mission and I'll help out.
  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
    The forum has been made so basically start developping or helping to make any challenges or wargames you have ideas for.
    Xin
  • chroniccommand
    Posts: 1,389
    said:


    The forum has been made so basically start developping or helping to make any challenges or wargames you have ideas for.


    Alright well I already made a challenge 1 with a vulnerable C code. Very basic.
  • GameOver
    Posts: 675
    Nice group Xinapse.. btw nice color too.. :)
  • x3n0n
    Posts: 110
    I have created some Javascript challenges ;) I can PM you the source code, so you can take a look if I'm good enough to get into the dev team ;)

    I also wanna help with SSH or hamachi wargames (really don't have a clue on how to set up these challenges, but I really wanna learn)

    Greetz, x3n0n
  • Sh3llc0d3
    Posts: 1,910
    said:


    I have created some Javascript challenges ;) I can PM you the source code, so you can take a look if I'm good enough to get into the dev team ;)

    I also wanna help with SSH or hamachi wargames (really don't have a clue on how to set up these challenges, but I really wanna learn)

    Greetz, x3n0n



    Glad you checked out the group x3n0n, I'll let Xinapse get back to you about entry to the team when he's checked out your coding :)

    The hamachi wargames will definitely be worth sticking about for when they get set up.
  • George
    Posts: 707
    x3n0n, please can you PM your work to "Xinapse", he'll make the decision as to if your accepted or not.

    Thanks.
  • x3n0n
    Posts: 110
    k, so far I made 2 levels ;)
    I'll pm him the code
  • opentuned
    Posts: 2
    Hi guys sounds interesting, would be good to get involved, although im not a confident programmer/coder, but would be up for lending a hand as all exposure is good experience. Only just getting my head around Zend but keen to learn. Starting to think i should have stuck with computer science at uni rather then moving to multimedia...
  • Sh3llc0d3
    Posts: 1,910
    said:


    Hi guys sounds interesting, would be good to get involved, although im not a confident programmer/coder, but would be up for lending a hand as all exposure is good experience. Only just getting my head around Zend but keen to learn. Starting to think i should have stuck with computer science at uni rather then moving to multimedia...



    If you would like to join PM Xinapse and he will let you in the group if he decides you can join :)

    Definitely Comp Science ;)
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