Capture The Flag (CTF)

Hack smart. Move fast. Win big.

This 2-day on-site CTF showdown challenges participants with real-world cybersecurity scenarios on the CTF7 platform. Designed for cybersecurity enthusiasts, students, and professionals alike, the competition blends strategy, logic, and adrenaline into an unforgettable battle of wits.

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Who is this for?

Cybersecurity enthusiasts, students, and professionals.

Format

Category-based challenges with live leaderboard.

What you’ll learn

Hands-on security skills through real-world challenges.

Difficulty

Beginner → Advanced (clearly labeled).

CTF Prize Pool

🥇 FIRST PLACE

₹50,000 Cash Prize

Top performer demonstrating exceptional offensive security skills.

CRTP (Certified Red Team Professional) Certification Voucher Worth $249 (~₹22,000) Sponsored by Altered Security
High-quality Gift Hamper
Gaming Keyboard
Official Winner Certificate

🥈 SECOND PLACE

₹20,000 Cash Prize

Outstanding performance with strong technical execution.

Premium Gift Hamper
Gaming Keyboard
Exclusive Event Swags
Certificate of Excellence

🥉 THIRD PLACE

₹10,000 Cash Prize

Recognized for skill, effort, and competitive spirit.

Gift Hamper
Gaming Keyboard
Event Swags & Goodies
Certificate of Excellence

Track

Web Security

Web vulnerabilities and logic flaws.

OSINT

Open-source intelligence and investigation.

Mobile Security

Android and mobile application analysis.

Digital Forensics

PCAPs, logs, and artifacts.

Network Security

Network traffic and protocol analysis.

Cryptography

Encryption and encoding challenges.

Reverse Engineering

Breaking software down to its core.

Miscellaneous

Fun and unconventional challenges.

Rules

This is a strictly on-site CTF. Remote participation is not allowed.
Solo and team (1–4 participants) participation is allowed.
No flag sharing, collaboration, or external help is permitted.
All flags follow the format CTF7{...}.
Participants must not attack the CTF platform or infrastructure.
Only intended challenge vulnerabilities should be exploited.
Point-based scoring with time used as a tiebreaker.
Participants may be asked to submit a short write-up for solved challenges.
Organizers reserve the right to disqualify participants for unfair practices.