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+title: NCO Training
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+## Training Resources for Participants
+
+To help students prepare, we have compiled a list of recommended training materials:
+NCL Online Training Materials (Pre-recorded Videos) available [here](https://ico2025.sg/training-materials/).
+Students can access structured training sessions at ICO Training Materials, covering:
+
+## Basic Topics:
+
+- Session 1: Cryptography
+- Session 2: Networking Fundamentals
+- Session 3: Red Teaming & Introduction to CTF (For CTF example questions, students can refer to Session 3: Red Teaming & Introduction to CTF, specifically segments 9 to 12.)
+- Session 4: Digital Forensics
+
+## Advanced Topics:
+
+- Session 5: Additional Topics on Networking
+- Session 6: Python Programming for CTF Challenges
+- Session 7: Advanced Digital Forensics
+
+## Example Questions and Topics:
+
+We recommend students refer to [picoctf](https://picoctf.org/) to practice CTF-style questions.
+They can start with the General category CTF questions and then try the questions in categories such as Cryptography (e.g., hashing, password cracking), Networking, Forensics, Web Exploitation and Binary Exploitation.
+
+## Programming Knowledge Requirements:
+
+To effectively participate in the contest, students are encouraged to have a basic understanding of Python and C programming, particularly in the following areas:
+
+1. **Python Programming:**
+
+	- **Basic concepts:** Variables, Data Types, Conditional Statements, Loops, File I/O, OOP, Exception Handling
+	- **Network libraries:** Requests, Socket, Scapy, Paramiko, Socket.IO, HTTPx, PyCurl
+	- **Cryptography libraries:** SSL, Cryptography, PyCrypto, PyCryptodome, Hashlib, PyNaCl
+	- **Penetration testing libraries:** Impacket, Python-nmap, Pwntools, BeautifulSoup
+
+2. **C Programming:**
+
+	- Basic syntax and structure, Data types, Memory management, Control structures, Functions, Pointers & Arrays
+	- File I/O, Bitwise operations, Buffer overflows, Structs & Typedefs, Assembly & System Calls, Debugging tools (optional)
+	- Students are encouraged to explore any additional resources they find useful beyond NCL’s materials.