Thanks for this helpful suggestion, I should have specified that the iPod Touches in question are Gen2 MC and MB models and Apple ceased ISO support at 4.2.1, so I was frustratingly close to an iPeng / Squeezebox solution.
Thank you for this suggestion, also made by a few others, including use of iPeng Classic. Unfortunately the MC/MB G2 iPod Touches that I have won't even run the oldest available Squeezebox client or iPeng. Even after trying a whited00r flash. I guess Apple do a very good job of making their old (but still functional) hardware obsolete as soon as possible.
I went looking for some open-source software to facilitate multi-team cyber training. There didn't seem to be much around so I wrote this set of python scripts to provide some basic CTF-like training - http://sourceforge.net/project.... You still have to set up all the servers and networking, but this lets you set up new tokens and keep score.
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Thanks for this helpful suggestion, I should have specified that the iPod Touches in question are Gen2 MC and MB models and Apple ceased ISO support at 4.2.1, so I was frustratingly close to an iPeng / Squeezebox solution.
Thank you for this suggestion, also made by a few others, including use of iPeng Classic. Unfortunately the MC/MB G2 iPod Touches that I have won't even run the oldest available Squeezebox client or iPeng. Even after trying a whited00r flash. I guess Apple do a very good job of making their old (but still functional) hardware obsolete as soon as possible.
I went looking for some open-source software to facilitate multi-team cyber training. There didn't seem to be much around so I wrote this set of python scripts to provide some basic CTF-like training - http://sourceforge.net/project.... You still have to set up all the servers and networking, but this lets you set up new tokens and keep score.