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Web application exploitation, API vulnerabilities, injection attacks, broken access controls, and session tampering.
Ready to test your cybersecurity skills? Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE), in collaboration with BunaByte and CIO Africa, invites all cybersecurity enthusiasts to an individual Capture the Flag challenge.
Event countdown: 30 October 2026
Flags distributed across six core cybersecurity disciplines.
Web application exploitation, API vulnerabilities, injection attacks, broken access controls, and session tampering.
Traffic capture analysis, packet inspection with Wireshark, protocol flaws, network reconnaissance, and firewall evasion.
Binary decompilation, disassembly analysis, control flow tracing, Ghidra inspection, and executable logic recovery.
Mathematical cipher weaknesses, RSA key attacks, hash collisions, predictable randomness, and custom crypto flaws.
Prompt injection, model jailbreaks, adversarial inputs, data poisoning, and exploiting machine learning pipeline vulnerabilities.
Open source intelligence, geolocation verification, metadata forensics, digital footprinting, and public reconnaissance.
Enter your details below to register for the CBE Cyber Month CTF.
Registration is closed.
Everything you need to know about participating in the CTF challenge.
Anyone with an interest in cybersecurity. University students, high school learners, recent grads, and working IT professionals are all welcome. Challenges are curated for multiple skill levels.
This is strictly an individual competition. Every hacker competes on their own to demonstrate their skills.
No. Participation is free. The CBE Cyber Month CTF is a collaboration between Commercial Bank of Ethiopia, BunaByte, and CIO Africa.
All challenges will be hosted on the official BunaByte CTF platform at ctf.bunabyte.com. Make sure you register an account there before the event starts.
Any laptop. We recommend having a Linux VM, WSL, or Kali Linux installed with standard security tools.
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