The ZeroDays CTF 2025, held on March 22nd at Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland, marks a significant milestone as it celebrates its 10th anniversary.
This event has evolved into the largest on-site, one-day Capture The Flag (CTF) competition globally, attracting over 130 teams in 2024.
The competition is structured into several categories, including Irish Colleges, International, and Open sections, offering a diverse range of challenges suitable for all skill level3.
The challenges are categorized into various domains such as Web, Crypto, Forensics, Reversing, Pwn, Miscellaneous, and more.
Each challenge is designed to test different aspects of cybersecurity skills, from basic to advanced levels.
To tackle these challenges, participants use a variety of tools and techniques:
ZeroDays CTF 2025 is not only a celebration of cybersecurity skills but also a platform for learning and networking.
It offers a comprehensive set of challenges that simulate real-world security scenarios, making it an invaluable experience for both beginners and seasoned professionals in the field.
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