Heritage Encryption Challenge Unveiled: 500 Points of Pure Evil! 🏺
Dear Participants,
Brace yourselves, for the first challenge of Stage 4 is here! 🔥 We’ve just revealed the "Heritage Encryption" challenge, an epic 500-point puzzle in the OSINT category—designed to test the limits of even the most skilled competitors. ⚔️
Do you have what it takes to decipher the riddles of the past and claim the ultimate flag? Or will these ancient secrets remain buried forever? 🏆
Good luck, and may your intellect guide you through this treacherous challenge! đź’ˇ
Heritage Encryption Challenge Unveiled: 500 Points of Pure Evil! 🏺
Dear Participants,
Brace yourselves, for the first challenge of Stage 4 is here! 🔥 We’ve just revealed the "Heritage Encryption" challenge, an epic 500-point puzzle in the OSINT category—designed to test the limits of even the most skilled competitors. ⚔️
Do you have what it takes to decipher the riddles of the past and claim the ultimate flag? Or will these ancient secrets remain buried forever? 🏆
Good luck, and may your intellect guide you through this treacherous challenge! đź’ˇ
Best regards, UCTF 2024 Organizing Team
BY UCTF
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