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LiveOverflow | Introduction to Docker for CTFs @LiveOverflow | Uploaded 4 years ago | Updated 3 hours ago
I'm using docker more often for CTFs, but it's also useful to host challenges. More CTFs share Dockerfiles to run it locally, so I figured it's time to give an introduction to docker. If you have some other tips or tricks about your workflow, please share it below!

Example challenge and CTF container: github.com/LiveOverflow/pwn_docker_example
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