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Pick an event, track its schedule, and jump into the right challenge set when it goes live.
It is all about the OWASP TOP 10 web vulnabilities
Linux Administration Foundations Linux filesystem, users, groups, permissions, sudo and administrative responsibilities. Processes & Package Management Processes, jobs, signals, package repositories, apt and software management.
DHCP DNS NAT ARP ifconfig ipconfig nslookup dig
This event is designed to take you beyond theory and into hands-on problem solving. Participants will explore the foundations of computer networking while tackling challenges involving OSI and TCP/IP models, protocols, IP and MAC addressing, ports, network devices, encapsulation, packet analysis, and data flow. Whether you're just starting your cybersecurity journey or already comfortable with networking, this CTF is an opportunity to sharpen your skills, think like a network analyst, and discover how data really travels across a network.
It’s time to put what you’ve learned into practice! The Week 1 CTF Challenge is designed to test your understanding, problem-solving skills, and ability to apply the concepts covered during the first week of our Cyber Club DIT Practical Field Training Program. Expect practical challenges, hidden flags, and tasks that require you to think, explore, and solve rather than
The General Cyber Awareness CTF Challenge is designed to test students’ understanding of the core cybersecurity concepts covered during the training. The challenge focuses on cybersecurity domains, including network, application, cloud, endpoint, IAM, SOC, DFIR, VAPT, and governance. It also tests understanding of Red, Blue, and Purple Teams, together with basic concepts around reconnaissance, attacks, detection, and defense. Students will solve practical and knowledge-based challenges, identify flags, and apply what they learned during the session. Goal: Build a strong understanding of the cybersecurity landscape before moving into more specialized technical areas.
Linux Basics #1 CTF is a beginner-friendly hands-on challenge designed to reinforce Linux fundamentals through practical problem-solving. Participants will explore files and directories, permissions, users, processes, and hidden clues using the Linux terminal to capture flags in the format ccd{} on NexaCTF. Think. Explore. Hack. Hack to Secure the World.
Cyber Club DIT proudly presents BATTLE OF SPARTANS, the final Capture The Flag (CTF) competition of the semester.
We need to hack and Pass this event to secure the IPT position.
Only Top 50 will get a chance of doing IPT at Cyber Club DIT
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