Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi's Cybersecurity Club
Attack & Defend is the CTF training platform for Islander Cyber Society (ICS), the cybersecurity club at Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi.
Think of it like a gym for CTF competitors. Just as athletes train in a gym to prepare for competitions, our members train here for Capture The Flag competitions through structured modules, practice challenges, and weekly sessions.
Comprehensive penetration testing methodologies covering network, web application, and infrastructure security assessments. Build skills to identify vulnerabilities and develop exploitation strategies.
Deep dive into binary exploitation techniques including buffer overflows, format string vulnerabilities, and advanced ROP chains. Master the art of exploiting compiled applications.
Understanding cryptographic primitives, protocol analysis, and breaking weak implementations. Build skills to identify and exploit cryptographic vulnerabilities in real-world scenarios.
Comprehensive coverage of OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, modern web application security issues, and advanced exploitation techniques for web-based challenges.
Binary analysis, assembly language, and malware reverse engineering. Build skills to deconstruct compiled code and understand program internals.
File system analysis, memory forensics, steganography detection, and artifact recovery. Build skills to investigate security incidents and recover digital evidence.
Request training platform access or get help
Access to the CTF Training Gym is available to Islander Cyber Society members. To request access, contact the club leadership or use the contact form.
For technical issues with the training platform, questions about training modules, or other support needs, please use the contact form below.
We welcome contributions to training content, challenge development, and platform improvements. If you're interested in contributing, please reach out through the contact form.