MIST Cyber Security Club hosted an exciting MIST CyberTron 2025, featuring a CTF competition, hacking sessions, live demonstrations, and real-world security challenges, creating an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.
Here are the winners of CTF event:
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CTF Champions:
B1nary_Band1ts (Reefah Tasnia, Sumaiya Kabir)
 MIST_Mega_Minds (Sheikh Rafsan Jain, Tahsina Rahman Mayome)
 Ctrl+Alt+Defeat (Tamim Sharif, Saif Ahmed)
Best Performers:
Reefah Tasnia(Level 3)
Ibrahim Reza (Level 3)
As Jamil (Level 2)
Top Teams from Level 1:
cyber_warriors (Noor Chowdhury, Lubaina Sakhawat)
H4cking_K0r@_Dr!m_Vy (Nitun Kundu Swapnil, Arif Sadik)
The entire CTF was hosted on it’s own built website. They congratulated to incredible question setters Kazi Ashikur Rahman, Ahmad Abdullah, Munjib Hasan Chowdhury and Shafee Shadman Tonoy for crafting challenging and engaging problems that made the competition truly thrilling!

MIST felt truly honored to have Mr Karimul Islam Shezan as special guest who delivered a phenomenal session on Android Pentesting packed with knowledge and inspiration.

Easin Arafat, former president of MIST Cyber Security Club, for delivering a fantastic session filled with valuable insights and expertise on the occasion. MIST cyber security club thanked everyone participated and made this event a resounding success!
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