CTF Validation and Verification Manual

@inproceedings{Salko2016CTFVA,
  title={CTF Validation and Verification Manual},
  author={Robert K. Salko and Taylor Scott Blyth and Christopher A. Dances and Jeffrey William Magedanz and Caleb Jernigan and Joeseph Kelly and Aysenur Toptan and Marcus Gergar and Chris Gosdin and Maria N. Avramova and Scott Palmtag and Jess Gehin},
  year={2016}
}
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