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Hi Gabriel Altay,
You’re invited to join a new machine learning competition that follows a different flow – AI Village’s Capture the Flag (launched as part of DEFCON30, a recent live event).
How it works
Competitors will be tasked with completing 22 security puzzles that are intended to challenge you and help you learn new things. Sometimes they may be a little ambiguous or misleading. That's part of the challenge!
You’ll be interacting with API endpoints or code/objects stored in the input directory during each of the challenges. Upon successful completion of a challenge, that challenge will return a flag (unique-to-you strings with a length of 128 characters). To update the scoreboard, competitors will submit a .csv containing all of their flags.
Cumulative scores will be weighted based on the difficulty of the challenge. All competitors start at 0 and work their way towards a perfect score of 1.0. There are 22 challenges, ensure your submission.csv has exactly those 22 challenge rows.
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Entry Deadline:
September 12, 2022
at 11:59 PM UTC
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Multiple participants may achieve the maximum score by the end of the competition. In the event of a tie based on leaderboard score, ranking is determined by time submitted.
Good luck,
Addison Howard
Kaggle Competitions Lead
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Kaggle, Inc 1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy Mountain View, CA
94043
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