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BDSec CTF 2024! registration starts

So, get Ready for BDSec CTF 2024! Knight squad call you to mark your calendar for 20 July 2024 at 09:00 PM (Bangladesh Time). This is your chance to showcase your cybersecurity skills and compete with the best minds from around the world.

🌐 Register Now: bdsec-ctf.com
🕒 Date: 20 July 2024, 09:00 PM (Bangladesh Time)
👥 Team Size: 1-5 members

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🔒 Categories include:
Web Exploitation
Cryptography
Reverse Engineering
Forensics
And more!

Whether you are a solo warrior or part of a team, everyone is welcome. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to learn, compete, and win amazing prizes!

💻 Register today and start preparing for the ultimate cybersecurity challenge. Let’s make BDSec CTF 2024 the biggest and best yet!

According to BDSec CTF 2024 website,

Start Time : 20 July 2024, 09:00 PM (Bangladesh Time)
End Time : 21 July 2024, 09:00 PM (Bangladesh Time) for more visit the official website of BDsec CTF 2024.

BDSec CTF, an initiative by Knight Squad, began its journey in 2022. As the second international Capture The Flag (CTF) competition from Bangladesh, BDSec CTF quickly established itself as a prominent event in the global cybersecurity community. The inception of BDSec CTF followed the success of KnightCTF, the first international CTF competition from Bangladesh hosted by Knight Squad.

Driven by a passion for advancing cybersecurity knowledge and fostering a collaborative community, BDSec CTF is hosted annually. The event attracts participants from around the world, offering challenging and engaging problems that test a wide range of cybersecurity skills. Through BDSec CTF, Knight Squad continues to contribute significantly to the global cybersecurity landscape, promoting excellence and innovation in the field.

According to sources, two another CTF competition may be arranged in Bangladesh focusing on University students.

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