Challenge specification ​

title: 'Testing challenge'

# Short description is a short summary of what the challenge is about, It is
# shown in overviews and other places, where using the full description
# doesn't make sense
shortDescription: 'This is a description, that should be kept short'

# Theory is the story and explanation of the theme of this challenge, it can
# contain stories, hints and other methods to make the challenge easier to
# solve without knowing the theory from before.
# Because it can get really long, it has to be in a separate file, to which
# this property refers to
theory: './THEORY.md'

# Description is the full text shown to the user inside the challenge.
# Because it can get really long, it has to be in a separate file, to which
# this property refers to
description: './DESCRIPTION.md'

# Handbook is very simillar to the theory property, but it is not visible to
# students, so it can contain information like step-by-step guides how to
# solve the challenge, notes for the teacher how to explain the subject etc.
handbook: './HANDBOOK.md'

# This is the list of all services, that are exposed by the challenge
# Services are available on the challenge's IP address, which can be either
# IP inside VPN subnet or a public IP address
access:
  - type: "ssh"
    port: 22
    username: student
    password: heslo1234
    text: |
      Dodatečné informace ke způsobu připojení s možností použití markdownu
      > Citace třeba

  - type: "http"
    port: 80
    username: student
    password: heslo1234
    text: |
      Dodatečné informace ke způsobu připojení s možností použití markdownu
      > Citace třeba

  - type: "vnc"
    port: 5900
    username: admin
    password: password
    text: |
      Dodatečné informace ke způsobu připojení s možností použití markdownu
      > Citace třeba

  - type: "rdp"
    port: 3389
    username: admin
    password: password
    text: |
      Dodatečné informace ke způsobu připojení s možností použití markdownu
      > Citace třeba

  - type: "tcp"
    protocol: "minecraft"
    port: 12345
    username: admin
    password: password
    text: |
      Dodatečné informace ke způsobu připojení s možností použití markdownu
      > Citace třeba
      
  - type: "udp"
    protocol: "minecraft"
    port: 12345
    username: admin
    password: password
    text: |
      Dodatečné informace ke způsobu připojení s možností použití markdownu
      > Citace třeba

  - type: "other"
    text: |
      Dodatečné informace ke způsobu připojení s možností použití markdownu
      > Citace třeba

# This is the list of all flags, whether they are a static or dynamic text
# flag, select flag or an automatic command flag
flags:
  # Type 2 is a static text flag type
  - type: 2
    identifier: 'bobs-id'
    answer: '1003'
    maximumTries: 3

    name: 'What user id does bob have?'

    # Flag description is an inline markdown, that can include placeholders.
    # It is used as a full description of a flag, usually telling some extra
    # theory on top of what the challenge's theory offers.
    description: |
      There is a file in linux filesystem called `passwd` inside etc, it stores
      information about users - their ids, primary group id, home directory,
      username and their shell.

      It may look like this:
      ```
      root:x:0:0::/root:/bin/zsh
      bin:x:1:1::/:/usr/bin/nologin
      daemon:x:2:2::/:/usr/bin/nologin
      mail:x:8:12::/var/spool/mail:/usr/bin/nologin
      ftp:x:14:11::/srv/ftp:/usr/bin/nologin
      http:x:33:33::/srv/http:/usr/bin/nologin
      nobody:x:65534:65534:Nobody:/:/usr/bin/nologin
      ```

      Read the `/etc/passwd` file and find out which use id bob has.
    # Short description is a summary of the description, so fast students can
    # fast forward thorugh it
    shortDescription: 'Find what user id bob has by reading `/etc/passwd`'
  - type: 1
    maximumTries: 2
    identifier: 'flag.txt'
    # Instead of having a static answer, the value is dynamically generated
    # inside the challenge instance
    placeholder: 'root-flag'

    name: 'Get a flag from /flag.txt'

    # Description can be omitted
    shortDescription: 'There is a flag inside `/flag.txt`, read it and get the flag'