CTF
CTF Challenge: Hacking the Nuclear Power Plant>
Modern nuclear power plants depend on interconnected IT and industrial control systems to monitor equipment, manage critical processes, and keep operations running safely. At the centre of these environments are SCADA systems, operator interfaces, control logic, and supporting infrastructure that together form a highly complex attack surface.
In this CTF, you will enter a simulated nuclear power plant filled with vulnerable systems, exposed services, hidden control logic, and industrial components waiting to be explored. Your mission is to identify weaknesses, analyse applications and code, abuse misconfigurations, capture flags, and work your way deeper into the facility.
Expect a mix of web exploitation, programming, reverse engineering, network analysis, OSINT, authentication weaknesses, pivoting, and SCADA-inspired challenges. Some tasks will require traditional offensive security skills, while others will test your ability to understand how different systems inside the plant interact.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced hacker, the Nuclear Power Plant CTF will challenge your technical knowledge, creativity, and problem-solving skills in a unique IT and OT environment. Can you reach the control systems, capture the flags, and take control of the plant before the reactor reaches critical failure?
🚨 Registrations open on September 18th. - Link for registration
Gather your team and prepare your tools.
The control room is waiting. ☢️
