CTF writeups from my CyberChallenge.IT training, covering web, network, access control and OSINT challenges. Each one walks through the methodology step by step.
tonyscar47@poliba:~$ ./whoami
TonyScar47
Antonio Scarano. I break, build, and automate things. Computer Science & Automation Engineering student at the Polytechnic University of Bari and CTF player.
$ cat about.md
About
I'm Antonio Scarano, a Computer Science & Automation Engineering student at the Polytechnic University of Bari. I like understanding how systems work by taking them apart, and CTFs are where I practice it.
In 2026 I was selected among the top students at PoliBa for CINI CyberChallenge.IT and qualified as a National Finalist. The training covered Jeopardy and Attack/Defense challenges, along with the theory behind common software vulnerabilities and how to defend against them.
Right now I'm writing up the challenges I solved during training, keeping my Arch Linux setup public, and working through security courses.
Core stack
Security
$ ls ~/projects
Projects
Automated Arch Linux setup built around Hyprland and themed with Catppuccin Mocha. Dotfiles are deployed with GNU Stow, with an optional CTF toolchain.
Scripts that configure and debloat a fresh Windows 11 install so it is ready to use.
$ ./contact.sh
Get in touch
Open to CTF teams and cybersecurity opportunities. Email or LinkedIn is the fastest way to reach me.