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CTF 2026

[ CAPTURE THE FLAG / GOTHAM CITY EDITION ]

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18 April 2026 / 09:00

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> SPONSORS & PARTNERS

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The organizations helping us run the event and support the prizes.

> PRIZES

THE REWARDS

Prove your worth. Claim your prize.

Podium Reward
🥈 2nd Place
3 Headsets
One for each team member
  • Team-ready audio setup for the full trio
Rank 02
Top Reward
Champion Reward
🥇 1st Place
3 Gaming Monitors
One for each team member
  • Primary winner setup for the full trio
Rank 01
Podium Reward
🥉 3rd Place
3 Gaming Keyboard & Mouse Combos
One for each team member
  • Essential gear bundle for the full trio
Rank 03
> RULES

CTF RULES

Play fair. Respect the event. Keep the game clean.

rules.txt - read only
00 CTF Rules
01 Respect everyone - no harassment or hate speech.
02 Do not share or trade flags.
03 No help from other teams.
04 No discussing challenges or solutions.
05 One team per participant only.
06 Report suspicious behavior to organizers.
07 Do not attack the CTF infrastructure.
08 Report any platform issues immediately.
09 Rules may be updated at any time.
$ Play fair - Learn - Have fun
> FAQ

CTF FAQ

A quick guide for players who are new to capture the flag competitions.

What is a CTF?
A Capture The Flag competition is a cybersecurity game where players solve security challenges and submit flags to earn points.
What kinds of challenges are usually in a CTF?
Most events include web, reverse engineering, forensics, cryptography, OSINT, pwn, and miscellaneous logic-based tasks.
Do I need to be an expert to play?
No. CTFs are one of the best ways to learn by doing, and beginners can start with easier challenges and build up gradually.
How do scoring and flags work?
Each challenge has a flag hidden behind the solution path. When you submit the correct flag, your team earns the challenge points.
What should I do if I get stuck?
Re-read the description, inspect every clue carefully, test small assumptions, and move to another challenge for a while if needed.
Why are CTFs useful?
They improve problem solving, technical depth, teamwork, and practical security skills in a hands-on environment.