📚 9447ctf - Add solver per task statistics and local scoreboard

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 # 9447 CTF 2014 write-ups
 
 * <https://9447.plumbing/>
-* [Scoreboard](https://9447.plumbing/scores)
+* [Scoreboard](https://9447.plumbing/scores) or [local alternative](scoreboard.txt)
 * [@9447CTF on Twitter](https://twitter.com/9447CTF)
+* [Number of solves per task](solves.txt)
 
 ## Info
 

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/bashful/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/bashful/README.md
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 **Category:** Web
 **Points:** 101
+**Solves:** 157
 **Description:**
 
 > You think that was too easy? Well it was actually harder than I thought, so I made it simple again…

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/blockchain/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/blockchain/README.md
@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
 
 **Category:** Reversing
 **Points:** 490
+**Solves:** 9
 **Description:**
 
 > We managed to recover this datafile from our top-secret agent’s laptop. He was trying to send us a message, see if you can work it out!

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/booty/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/booty/README.md
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 **Category:** Exploitation
 **Points:** 230
+**Solves:** 42
 **Description:**
 
 > Ahoy thar buckos! Do you have what it takes t’ become t’ new PIRATE KING? Prove your strength by defeatin’ all challengers in a mighty arm wrestle! If ye succeed then claim ye treasure map ’n search fer th’ hidden booty!

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/classy/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/classy/README.md
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 **Category:** Exploitation
 **Points:** 420
+**Solves:** 9
 **Description:**
 
 > I'll have a small flat white, cheers mate!

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/coffee/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/coffee/README.md
@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
 
 **Category:** Web
 **Points:** 120
+**Solves:** 45
 **Description:**
 
 > You’re a hipster, and as such are too good for a job. You do however, need your grande decaf hazelnut soy latte — stat! Acquire some coffee without resorting to selling one of your vintage vinyls.

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/coor-coor/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/coor-coor/README.md
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 **Category:** Misc
 **Points:** 400
+**Solves:** 18
 **Description:**
 
 > A 9447 CTF organizer is giving away flags to friends that he trusts. This [memory dump](https://mega.co.nz/#!j1523QbI!8yGkA4_M7bgea4H4sbqdxTgwgielAUWPGK3a3cMve_w) was taken off a competitor’s computer after a raid by the pwnpolice.

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/doom6/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/doom6/README.md
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 **Category:** Misc
 **Points:** 250
+**Solves:** 19
 **Description:**
 
 > Axel Gembe is at it again. This time he's got his hands on Doom6, fresh off the alpha shelf at EA studios. Beat the game to complete the challenge.

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/europe01/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/europe01/README.md
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 **Category:** Exploitation
 **Points:** 200
+**Solves:** 43
 **Description:**
 
 > My friend Eve made this program for me to broadcast a key to my friends. However I’m pretty sure she put in a vulnerability. Can you find it?

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/europe02/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/europe02/README.md
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 **Category:** Exploitation
 **Points:** 120
+**Solves:** 41
 **Description:**
 
 > Submit flag02 here

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/europe03/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/europe03/README.md
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 **Category:** Exploitation
 **Points:** 380
+**Solves:** 27
 **Description:**
 
 > Submit flag03 here. It is in `/home/ctf/`

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/fuckpyjails/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/fuckpyjails/README.md
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 **Category:** Exploitation
 **Points:** 150
+**Solves:** 30
 **Description:**
 
 > Remote Code Execution As A Service

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/future/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/future/README.md
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 **Category:** Misc
 **Points:** 50
+**Solves:** 53
 **Description:**
 
 > 2400:6180:0000:00d0::0264:7001

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/geocap/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/geocap/README.md
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 **Category:** Misc
 **Points:** 213
+**Solves:** 27
 **Description:**
 
 > Some say modern rap lyrics contain hidden messages, but who knows these things…

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/hellomike/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/hellomike/README.md
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 **Category:** Reversing
 **Points:** 400
+**Solves:** 4
 **Description:**
 
 > The flag is `9447{$STR}` where `$STR` is the shortest string that is accepted by this binary. If multiple accepted strings have the same length, you must use the lexicographically least such string.

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/insanity_check/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/insanity_check/README.md
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 **Category:** Reversing
 **Points:** 1
+**Solves:** 521
 **Description:**
 
 > Congrats, you can read!

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/johnlions/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/johnlions/README.md
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 **Category:** Exploitation
 **Points:** 250
+**Solves:** 28
 **Description:**
 
 > telnet johnlions.9447.plumbing

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/no-strings-attached/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/no-strings-attached/README.md
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 **Category:** Reversing
 **Points:** 25
+**Solves:** 166
 **Description:**
 
 > [`no_strings_attached`](no_strings_attached)
@@ -52,11 +53,11 @@ Let's jump to the state after the `decrypt` function call using `gdb`!
 
 ![](registers.png)
 
-Since return values and pointers to memory, where values are located, is saved in the EAX register - as by [x86 C convention](http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/X86_Disassembly/Calling_Conventions#CDECL), it is a good guess to always look at the content of this register:
+Since return values and pointers to memory, where values are located, is saved in the EAX register - as by [x86 C convention](http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/X86_Disassembly/Calling_Conventions#CDECL), it is always a good guess to look at the content of this register:
 
 ![](eax_content.png)
 
-The content look like a hexadecimal ASCII string, let's extract it and convert it to a readable character string:
+The content looks like a hexadecimal ASCII string, let's extract it and convert it to a readable character string:
 
 
 ```

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/nosql/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/nosql/README.md
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 **Category:** Misc
 **Points:** 160
+**Solves:** 65
 **Description:**
 
 > Hey, I don’t understand how SQL works so I made my own NoSQL startup. And OpenSSL is bloody crap.

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/polydata/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/polydata/README.md
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 **Category:** Misc
 **Points:** 270
+**Solves:** 46
 **Description:**
 
 > polydata.9447.plumbing:13371

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/ramble/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/ramble/README.md
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 **Category:** Web
 **Points:** 200
+**Solves:** 58
 **Description:**
 
 > [travels of a lonely cloud](http://ramble.9447.plumbing:8888/)

diff --git a/9447-ctf-2014/rolling/README.md b/9447-ctf-2014/rolling/README.md
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 **Category:** Reversing
 **Points:** 100
+**Solves:** 118
 **Description:**
 
 > Rolling your own stuff is pretty good :)