1. CTF Rules WiFi SSID: HackInTheRack
Your USB key contains a bootable BackTrack 5r3 distribution.
There is no Internet access through the HackInTheRack SSID.
Do not scan or connect to IP addresses other than the listed victim addresses.
There are two identically configured Windows victim machines to hack.
There are two identically configured Linux victim machines to hack.
There are probably multiple ways to solve each challenge.
Hacking can make the victim machines unstable. If this happens, they may be rebooted or rolled back to a previous snapshot.

2. IPs and Flags Windows flags Linux flags Identify the Windows version
Victim OS
Victim IP #1
Victim IP #2
Windows
Linux
Windows flags
Linux flags
Identify the Windows version
Identify the service pack level
Identify the workgroup\domain
Gain administrator\system access
Retrieve password hashes for local accounts
Identify the kernel version
Identify the SSH version
Identify the web server and version
Identify the Samba version
Gain root access
Retrieve the contents of /etc/passwd

4. Vulnerable Distributions and Projects
URL
Kioptrix
Hacking-Lab
pwnOS
pwnos.com
Metasploitable
DVL (Damn Vulnerable Linux)
De-ICE.net
Hackerdemia
sourceforge.net/projects/virtualhacking
OWASP WebGoat Project
OWASP Broken Web Applications Project
NOWASP (Mutillidae)
sourceforge.net/projects/mutillidae
Samurai Web Testing Framework
samurai.inguardians.com
Tweeter
jmchilton.net/sqlinject/create.php
Google Gruyere
google-gruyere.appspot.com
Huge List of Deliberately Vulnerable Applications