@lina There are programming competitions where participants run their solutions locally and submit the output. But they are usually also required to submit the code, even though it is not automatically judged. If cheating is suspected, the judges may look into the code. Also there may be automated checks for plagiarism etc. CTFs could do the same. There really isn't a good reason to keep solutions secret after the challenge concludes, and published solutions can serve as a learning material for future challenges.
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There's a lot of discourse on Twitter about people using LLMs to solve CTF challenges.@lina Programming competitions are banning LLMs, see e.g. https://info.atcoder.jp/entry/llm-rules-en. How are CTFs any different?