Competition format & key facts
Organized detailsOverview
A one-day cybersecurity Capture the Flag challenge during RMIT Cyber Awareness Week, focused on AI, ethical hacking and secure coding, with a student prize category.
Complete competition details
RMIT lists the Capture the Flag Challenge for 8 October 2026 at its City Campus. The challenge is supported by Snyk and forms part of Cyber Awareness Week, which RMIT marks as free. The student category offers five CyberCon tickets valued by RMIT at AUD 499 each, with additional prizes mentioned but not quantified.
Eligibility requirements
Participants interested in AI, ethical hacking and secure coding can register through RMIT's official form. RMIT explicitly identifies a student prize category; no broader citizenship restriction is stated on the event page.
Tips for this competition
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- Study the scoring criteria and previous winners before deciding what evidence, prototype, essay, research or portfolio will best support the entry.
- Confirm country, age, team, education and organization restrictions and whether one person may enter multiple submissions.
- Follow the required file format, word/time limits and naming rules exactly; technical non-compliance can disqualify a strong entry.
- Keep proof of submission and submit before the deadline rather than relying on the final hour.
Verification notes
Primary RMIT event page verified current on 2026-09-07 UTC. It states the CTF application closes 24 September, the challenge is 8 October at RMIT City Campus, Cyber Awareness Week is free, and the student category has five CyberCon tickets valued at AUD 499 each. Other prize values are not stated.
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