With that said, every other one of the CTFs that PPP goes to in person have strict team size limits for that reason (CSAW, PHDays, Secuinside, Codegate), and I prefer it that way. Team limit enforcement is near impossible, and largely relies on teams being honest.With 80 people, not everyone is going to be doing useful work.If you happen to know more people to help you out, that's another tool in your arsenal. In "real life" there are no team sizes.Team size definitely changes things, no question about that, but it's pretty complicated. Thanks for flying air /r/netsec || CISO AMA w/ Michael Coates & Rich Masonįor what it's worth, I'm from PPP which was a much smaller team (about 11 people), and we got a very close second place.r/vrd - Vulnerability Research and Development
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