An overview of the programs used in the practical tutorial CTF competitions held in the field of cyber security
2020
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In this thesis, the programs used in cyber security exercises and simulations are examined. A cyber security drill allows people with this information to put their knowledge into practice and test themselves. There are two different types. Jeopardy and defense-attack. It generally consists of web, mobile, cryptography, forensic, network, exploitation, reverse engineering, information hiding and binary analysis categories. In this thesis, the topics used in cyber security exercises and simulations were analyzed and the subject was handled scientifically. On the other hand, the structure, relationships, differences and similarities of the programs were revealed. Another conclusion in the study, although it varies according to the target audience of the exercise planned to be carried out in this process, also revealed the necessary processes in a general cyber security exercise regardless of its type.
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Dr. Gökhan Algaç
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Gökhan Algaç (Master Thesis). An overview of the programs used in the practical tutorial CTF competitions held in the field of cyber security, 2020, İnönü University.
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