The challenges I pulled ended up being things I hadn’t seen before. I’d never encountered a language like zecdim.abap, and even though the security issue was obvious and basically screaming in my face, I still ran into the reality that anyone inheriting ancient code eventually faces: you’ve got to get it to compile.<br><br>And it can be just as finicky as Python with whitespace, let me tell you.<br><br>Overall, it was a very memorable challenge, and it’s left me wanting more. So, I just played the CTF, my company doesn't currently have a solution in this space, but SecDim is top of mind... I liked the challenges better than Secure Code Warrior. Not that SCW has bad challenges, but SecDim was harder.

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I’m able to game with other devs, and I’ve improved my knowledge thanks to the challenges.