PhenixCorp
CTF Lead- Discord: @phenixcorp
A message from our designers team and team lead, @PhenixCorp:
The creation of this space is dedicated to pay tribute to our challenge designers who, year after year, give you their best in order to concoct all these challenges. This sometimes requires a lot of sacrifices throughout the year, I hope, like me, that you will appreciate the work done. Moreover, our Alumnis are put forward because without them the HF-CTF would not be what it is, thank you to them.
We wanted to have a single point for all our CTF information during the year and keep track of all our alumni that we will keep up to date as years go by. We would also like to launch the Challenges MarketPlace! We will be back very soon with this new concept. Let’s not forget our famous CTF Beginner, which I hope will soon have a year-round life and we will come back with more details soon.
As you can see there are many new features and many more to come, like the ability to connect to our Scoreboards via your discord account, one of the big advances of our team and more.
Thank you for supporting us as you do every year and don’t forget that we do a hard job so please be gentle with yourself and others. Finally as I like to say for so many years:
Don't learn to hack, but hack to learn!
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Martin was involved in Hackfest from 2010 to 2017. Fascinated by the many areas offered by the computer science. Some tracks:
Known for HF CTF bleeding edge Windows tracks.
Volunteer at Hackfest since...the count has been lost.
One of those old-timers who started hacking when ANSI and HPVAC was a thing and most activity was over phone lines and text based interfaces.
A seasoned IT security professional with many years of experience (most of them in offensive security), specializing in penetration testing, red teaming, and Active Directory. A dedicated community contributor and educator, he's led CTFs, taught security courses, and is known for clear, actionable reporting and a passion for sharing knowledge.