Itβs time to show off your skills! Both the Identify-Build-Demonstrate (IBD) and Find the Flag challenges are now open for participation.
Start building your decentralized prototype today!
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Explore, hack, and uncover vulnerabilities! This challenge is now live.
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β° Final submissions for both challenges are due by April 16th, 2025.
Encourage students, especially undergraduate students, to consider a career in industrial cybersecurity. Impart knowledge of emerging technologies through hands-on learning facilitated by hackathon challenges.
Duration: Flexible. Final submissions due on April 16th.
Mode: Hybrid
Eligibility: Teams of up to 2 people. Challenge is open to graduate and undergraduate students from all disciplines!
Objective: Identify, build and demonstrate a valid decentralized application for a specific industrial use case. Your objective will be to build a working blockchain based, decentralized prototype using state-of-the-art tools such as IPFS and Ethereum in areas including but not limited to:
Expected Deliverables: Poster for your decentralized application and prototype to be presented at the IEM Research Symposium on April 17th. Your code for the working prototype including instructions on how to run it can be submitted using the submission link.
Team with the most innovative proposed prototype judged through the poster competition wins the challenge!
Duration: 1 week
Mode:Hybrid
Eligibility: Teams of up to 2 people. Challenge is open to OSU students from all disciplines!
Objective: Bolster core cyber-security concepts by learning techniques that can help protect critical infrastructure from devastating cyber-attacks. In this challenge, your objective will be to uncover and report as many attack points as you can with respect to a hosted critical infrastructure based IT system. You will gain exposure to the following concepts:
Expected Deliverables: A list of each vulnerability that you uncovered including code of how that vulnerability can be taken advantage of.
Team that uncovers the most number of vulnerabilities wins the challenge!
Participants can register online through the official hackathon website. Ensure at least one team members are registered by the deadline to secure a spot. Make sure to subscribe to the InCySe slack channel
Enhance your skills with our curated tutorials covering:
Fundamentals: Understand the basics and applications of blockchain technology.
Cybersecurity Essentials: Learn key concepts and practices to protect digital assets.
Python Tools: Explore Python libraries and tools relevant to cybersecurity and blockchain development.
Access all materials here: InCySe Tutorials & Resources
Prizes worth up to $1400 are up for grabs in two exciting challenges: Find-The-Flag and Identify-Build-Demo!
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We thank our sponsors for making the InCySe Hackathon possible.
Email: incyse-hackathon@okstate.edu