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Joshua Richards

@AccessOSINT

Sep 12, 2020

Ever wondered how people find flags in Trace Labs CTFs? My new article explores some interesting resources people have submitted in one of the Global CTFs. It is on my new website which is still very much a work in progress. accessosint.com/trace-labs-ctf

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Website looks good - a lot to be said for simple and to the point

11:53 PM · Sep 12, 2020

Joshua Richards

@AccessOSINT

Sep 13, 2020

Thanks! Yeah there is certainly a lot I want to do in the future with it but overall I just wanted something clean and as you said, simple 🙂