=====LOCKDOWN - RED TEAM=====
                

  - Misrepresentation of yourself, or what team you are on is strictly not allowed.
  - Do not run in the competition area.
  - Do not touch any other competitor’s computers or belongings.
  - Do not unplug anything, except your personal belongings.
  - Any type of attack that uses a vast amount of bandwidth (DDoS or DoS, for example) is not permitted.
  - Attacking any infrastructure/network that belongs to the University at Buffalo is not permitted.
  - Attacking any infrastructure/network that belongs to any personnel or entity that is not permitted. 
  - As a part of the Red Team, you are permitted to attack ONLY the following subnets: 10.{1-20}.0.0/24
  - I agree to conduct myself in a professional manner throughout the event.
  - I agree to follow any instructions given by competition staff.
  - I understand that this competition is primarily for the educational benefit of the participants, and will accordingly treat all participants, organizers and volunteers with respect.
  - I agree to abide by the competition rules posted here: https://lockdown.ubnetdef.org/rules/ I will follow the rules given by Red Team Lead and UBNetDef as a whole.


Any violation of the Code of Conduct may result in a warning, and a repeated violation **will** result in removal from the competition.  Depending on the severity of the violation, no warning may be given and you may be asked to immediately leave the event.



I,  {{:signature_line.png?200|}} as a Red Team member of Lockdown, agree to follow the code of Conduct as above listed and understand the consequences of such violation.  If a violation is severe enough, I understand I may be prosecuted to the full extent of the law for any crime I commit by UB Judiciary and/or the United States Judicial System.  I understand in such a circumstance, the University at Buffalo is not at all responsible for my actions nor will they provide any legal counsel in my defense.
  
 

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