Hi everyone,

We've been working hard over the last couple of months for a new release of Echofish and boy do we have a release for you, keep on reading ...

We are very excited to announce that Echothrust Solutions will participate in this year's AthCon.

AthCon is the annual premium information security conference, taking place in Greece.

This is the second time we participate in this conference, as in AthCon 2012 we were responsible for the design and running of the Capture The Flag (CTF) contest.

At Echothrust we maintain an Echofish installation, hosted on Amazon Web Services and used for testing and demo purposes. Just like the installation that we use daily on our network, the AWS installation is in par with the latest version - available at Echothrust's Echofish Github Repo.

The upgrade was quite easy and smooth, along the lines of:

Hi everyone,

We finally got around posting the long-promised Part II of "Putting together the Athcon 2012 CTF".

With the scenario out of the way it was time to setup the network and with it, shape-up the gameplay a little bit. At this point, we only had a very vague idea of how the participants would be finally rewarded.

Like we promised on the previous post, here is the first part about how Athcon 2012 CTF was designed and implemented, what the contestants had to deal with and how we made the visuals you saw there.