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Event Type
in person
12
Participants
₹9,000
Prize Pool
1
Est. Projects
Organizers
Alex Johnson
alex@example.org
Jamie Rivera
jamie@example.org
Capture The Flag (CTF):
About the Event:
Capture The Flag (CTF) cybersecurity challenge is organized by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore.
This national-level competition is designed to test participants' skills in:
Ethical Hacking
Logical and Analytical Thinking
Cryptography
Web Exploitation
Digital Forensics
Cyber Defense Techniques
Participants will compete in teams to solve cybersecurity challenges and capture hidden flags by analyzing systems, decoding encrypted information, and identifying vulnerabilities.
Decode. Defend. Dominate.
This event is not just a competition—it is a battlefield for aspiring cybersecurity professionals.
Event Details:
Event Name: Capture The Flag
Organized By: Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Institution: SNS College of Technology, Coimbatore
Venue: LS 14, AI Campus, SNSCT
Event Date: 12 March 2026
Last Date for Registration: 10 March 2026
Registration Details:
Registration Fee: ₹400 per participant
Benefits of Registration:
Access to two additional events in the CSE department for free
Lunch will be provided
Participation certificates will be issued to all participants
Team Format:
Participants must compete in teams of 2–3 members
Inter-college teams are allowed
Inter-specialization teams are allowed
Event Format:
The CTF competition will be conducted as a single-round challenge.
Participants will be given a set of cybersecurity challenges across different domains.
Categories may include:
Cryptography
Web Exploitation
Reverse Engineering
Digital Forensics
Logical Security Challenges
The competition will take place offline in a custom website.
Participants must solve problems and submit the correct flags to score points.
The team with the highest score will be declared the winner.
Challenge Structure:
The competition will consist of multiple problem statements categorized by difficulty:
Easy Challenges
Medium Challenges
Hard Challenges
Participants must progressively solve challenges to climb the leaderboard.
Rules and Guidelines:
Each challenge will have a limited number of attempts for flag submission.
Participants must rely on their own knowledge and skills during the competition.
Any form of unfair practice, plagiarism, or unauthorized assistance will lead to immediate disqualification.
Teams must follow the instructions provided by the organizers.
The decision of the organizing committee will be final and binding.
Participants must bring their own laptop (mandatory).
Eligibility:
Open to undergraduate and postgraduate students
Participants from any college or university may participate
Students from any specialization with an interest in cybersecurity are welcome
Benefits:
Participants will gain:
Hands-on cybersecurity problem-solving experience
Exposure to real-world security challenges
Opportunity to compete with students from multiple institutions
Attractive prizes for winners
Certificates for all participants