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Xploit_Cr3w and Blind_Virus are the two champion teams categorically for BCS ICT Fest 2025 arranged jointly by BCS and BUET. After a hard competition among several teams they show their professionalism in the field respectively.
The authority declared other teams name also who have demonstrated outstanding skills and determination at the contest.
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# Top 5 Professional Teams
🔹 Xploit_Cr3w (Champion)
🔹 Exodus
🔹 Kernel20
🔹 Penough Ltd.
🔹 0xEit3kh
# Top 5 University Teams
🔹 Blind_Virus (Champion)
🔹 0/P (1st Runner-up)
🔹 Hidden Investigations (2nd Runner-up)
🔹 n006_54uaD
🔹 DU_Featherless_Bipeds
The BCS ICT Fest 2025 is a 3-day event designed to enhance cybersecurity knowledge and foster collaboration among students, professionals, and industry leaders. It includes the BCS CTF 2025, a 24-hour online Capture the Flag competition, a Project Showcasing platform for students presenting ICT projects related to Sustainable Development Goals, and Poster Presentations for research.
The event features a seminar with 7 technical sessions and 2 panel discussions on cybersecurity and infrastructure, led by experts. It ends with an Award Ceremony to celebrate winners in various categories.
On Saturday (15 February), There is going to happen a day long including project presentation, poster showcasing, technical sessions and so on where industry academia and professionals will participate.
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