Requirements:

Laptop: Bring a laptop capable of running VirtualBox.

Kali Installation: Please pre-install Kali Linux via VirtualBox on your laptop. This setup will help you get up and running quickly during the event.

Challenge Highlights:

Web Vulnerabilities: Engage with a range of challenges centered around common web vulnerabilities, including XSS, SQL Injection, CSRF, and more.

Hands-On Learning: Gain valuable experience through real-world scenarios and enhance your understanding of web application security.

Team Collaboration: Work in teams to brainstorm and tackle challenges

Preparation Tips:

Review web security concepts and the OWASP Top Ten vulnerabilities.

Ensure your Kali Linux environment is set up and functioning properly before the event. See below for setting up Kali on VirtualBox:

Installing Kali Linux Inside VirtualBox

Step 1: Download VirtualBox

Download the latest version of VirtualBox from the official Oracle website:

Step 2: Install VirtualBox on Your Host Machine

Follow the installation instructions for your host machine (Windows, macOS, or Linux):

# On Windows
 wget https://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/<version>/VirtualBox-<version>-Win.exe
 # On macOS
 brew install virtualbox
 # On Linux
 sudo apt-get update
 sudo apt-get install virtualbox

Step 3: Download Kali Linux ISO

Download the latest version of Kali Linux ISO from the official website:

Step 4: Create a New Virtual Machine in VirtualBox

Launch VirtualBox and follow these steps to create a new virtual machine:

  1. Click on "New"
  2. Select "Linux" as the operating system
  3. Choose "Debian" or "Ubuntu" as the version (Kali Linux is based on Debian)
  4. Set the name, memory, and hard disk for your virtual machine

Step 5: Create a Virtual Hard Disk for Kali Linux

Follow these steps to create a new virtual hard disk:

  1. Click on "Create"
  2. Select "VDI" (VirtualBox Disk Image) as the file format
  3. Set the size of the virtual hard disk (at least 20 GB recommended)

Step 6: Attach the Kali Linux ISO to Your Virtual Machine

Follow these steps to attach the Kali Linux ISO:

  1. Click on your virtual machine
  2. Go to "Settings"
  3. Select "Storage" from the left-hand menu
  4. Click on "Empty" and then select "Choose Virtual Disk File"
  5. Select your Kali Linux ISO file

Step 7: Boot Your Virtual Machine with Kali Linux

Follow these steps to boot your virtual machine:

  1. Click on your virtual machine
  2. Start the machine by clicking on the "Start" button
  3. Select the Kali Linux ISO as the boot device