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DECCAN CTF

INDIA’S FIRST COLLEGE-HOSTED CTF WITH Y COMBINATOR

Jeopardy-style CTF · Solo or teams of up to 5

₹2,00,000+ prize pool

TOP 3 WINNERS YC 1:1 + Crustdata internship opportunities

OFFICIAL SPONSORS · DECCAN CTF

Y CombinatorCrustdata
Y Combinator × Crustdata

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All Deccan CTF details & rules

OFFICIAL SPONSORS · DECCAN CTF

Y CombinatorCrustdata
Y Combinator × Crustdata

INDIA’S FIRST COLLEGE-HOSTED CTF WITH Y COMBINATOR

Deccan CTF brings Y Combinator and Crustdata together for a flagship cybersecurity competition at IIIT Hyderabad.

TOP 3 WINNERS

CRUSTDATA INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

The profiles of the top Deccan CTF winners will be forwarded to the Crustdata team for internship opportunities.

Subject to Crustdata’s selection process and applicable role requirements.

Jon Xu, General Partner at Y Combinator

YC 1:1 · JON XU

The top 3 winners get the opportunity for a 1-on-1 call with Jon Xu, General Partner at Y Combinator.

Meet Jon Xu

Jeopardy-style CTF

An offline, jeopardy-style Capture the Flag competition open to participants from IIIT and beyond. Tackle Web Exploitation, Cryptography, Forensics, OSINT and Reverse Engineering, with an intermediate focus and challenges ranging from easy to hard.

  • Web Exploitation
  • Cryptography
  • Forensics
  • OSINT
  • Reverse Engineering
Participation
Solo or team of up to 5
Organizer
0x1337 Hacking Club
Duration
To be announced
Venue
To be announced
Prize pool
₹2,00,000+ prize pool
Registration
Free · Existing Infinium account

Every teammate needs an Infinium account and must accept their invitation. The captain is included in the 5-person limit. Your personal QR pass works for the gate and your registered events.

Full event format & rules
  • Participate solo or in a team of up to five.
  • Prizes cover at least the top ten teams, with separate awards for first solves on special problems.
  • Bring a laptop, internet access and a mobile phone with a camera; some challenges require the camera. At least 4G is available at the venue, and installing tools beforehand is recommended.
  • Do not brute-force or fuzz infrastructure unless a challenge or organizer explicitly permits it. Do not share flags or discuss solutions before the CTF concludes.
  • Document the basic logic of your solutions. Winners and the next three teams must submit documentation for every solved problem within 30 minutes of the CTF ending.
  • Follow all venue guidelines. The 0x1337 Hacking Club’s decisions on fair play and cheating are final.