Capture the flag (CTF) event by the NJIT SCI program alongside other student organizations
Geared towards students, beginners, and professionals alike.
Jeopardy-style questions in categories including cryptography, forensics, binary exploitation/reversing, open-source intelligence, and web exploitation.
Features presentations and panels with renowned speakers from industry and government.
JerseyCTF is an annual event and will be running for the fifth consecutive year on March 29-30, 2025.
A team of SCI students participated in an annual jeopardy-style cybersecurity competition with challenge categories including forensics, reconnaissance, web exploitation, reverse engineering, binary exploitation, and cryptography.
2021 – Placed 81st out of 1025 student teams and 172nd overall out of 1928 teams.
2020 – Placed 179th out of 1017 student teams and 293rd overall out of 1587 teams.
A team of SCI students participated in the multi-category competition with security anomaly problems, security documentation reporting, red team problems, C-Suite Panel video recording, blue team service scans, and green team website surveys all elements in scoring.
Particularly focused on the security anomaly problems and C-Suite Panel video recording, in which the team submitted a cybersecurity briefing to a mock C-Suite of the simulated critical infrastructure under attack.
