Serbian Cybersecurity Challenge 2021 – Heroes of the Cybercrime Pandemic
Results
Serbian Cybersecurity Challenge 2021 Phase II Results
The results of the final phase (held on September 25th, 2021) of the Serbian Cybersecurity Challenge 2021 are the following:
Place | Team | Team Members | Institution | Faculty/School/Department |
1 | HACKAFON1 | Branislav Stojanović Blažo Sokić Uroš Stanimirović Mirko Nikić |
University of Belgrade | Faculty of Organizational Sciences |
2 | HACKAFON2 | Rastko Kisjelica Mihailo Đorđević Nikolina Pašić Aleksandar Branković |
University of Belgrade | Faculty of Organizational Sciences |
3 | No Entry | Luka Pavlović Dejan Blagojević Luka Hadži-Đokić Nikola Šutić |
University of Belgrade / University of Kragujevac / Academy of Technical and Art Applied Studies | |
4 | Encrypt The Flag | Nikola Todorović Dejan Petković Dejan Lazarević Lazar Marinković |
University of Belgrade | School of Electrical Engineering |
5 | R4F B01Z | Jovan Pavlović Mihajlo Krsmanović Luka Jovanović David Malešević |
Union University | School of Computing |
6 | Flag the capture (FTC) | Miloš Milovanović Jelena Sekulić Danilo Milosević Maja Ožegović |
University of Novi Sad | Faculty of Technical Sciences |
7 | uns2 | Dušan Nikolić Milica Matijević Veljko Maksimović |
University of Novi Sad | Faculty of Technical Sciences |
8 | Cracklings | Zvonimir Rudinski Veljko Horvat Boris Evetović Andrej Kovačić |
Subotica Tech | |
9 | Math.random() | Srđan Todorović Miloš Milivojević Aleksandar Gavrić Đorđe Stefanović |
University of Niš / University of Kragujevac / Subotica Tech |
The organizers of SCC 2021 would like to thank the participants, the Silensec & Avatao teams, as well as the professors and experts participating in this event. We hope to see you all next year in the Serbian Cybersecurity Challenge 2022!
Serbian Cybersecurity Challenge – Phase I Results and Invitations for Phase II
Important information on SCC2021
- 2-phase cybersecurity hackathon with multiple Serbian universities and colleges participating
- Phase I: March 27-28, 2021 – online on the Avatao platform
- Phase II: In the September 13-17, 2021 week – onsite in Belgrade as part of a large cybersecurity event
- Topics: web security, crypto hacking, reverse engineering, heap corruption, digital forensics + others
- Useful training content can be found on this page
- More challenges on the Avatao platform: www.avatao.com
- Application form: https://forms.gle/iLj7fWKThr1jYCZh8
- Competition rules
- Flyer: Page 1, Page 2
Trainig materials
Additional materials @ Avatao platform:
- Secure Coding in C/C++
- Reverse Engineering
- Cryptography
- Buffer Overflow, Tutorial
- Format String Tutorial
SCC2021 goals
Serbian Cybersecurity Challenge 2021 (SCC 2021) „From zero to hero“ event is planned to initiate a sustainable sequence of similar events, i.e. the event is not limited for execution in 2021 only. The introduction of this event is of utmost importance towards improving the cybersecurity capabilities of the Republic of Serbia, as well as in the process of answering the existing lack of skilled cybersecurity professionals. The extent of that missing workforce is estimated to be ~290,000 in Europe.
The strategic goals of SCC 2021 are:
- the promition of cybersecurity and
- identification, inclusion,education and retention of young talents with the ultimate goal of lowering the cybersecurity workforce shortage in Serbia, in the government, non-government and private sectors.
The operational goals of SCC 2021 are the inclusion of at least 50 talented Bachelor and Master-level students in the training and competition parts of the event. This number (i.e. 50) is estimated to be the minimum number of necessary new experts entering the cybersecurity workforce in the R. of Serbia in the following sectors: private, government, non-government (NGO) and academic/research. The specific operational goals are the following:
- Stimulate interest for the fields of cybersecurity and computer science in general;
- Identification of young talents and their training towards capacity building in the field of cybersecurity in Serbia;
- Awareness raising campaign for students and other participants about the current workforce shortage in the field of cybersecurity and the importance of education and introduction of novel courses and training programs in this novel and very competitive field;
- Connecting young talent with potential employers;
Participation in the SCC 2021 program is free for students. The organization of trainings and implementation of cyber challenges (i.e. hackathons) will be supported by sponsors from the private and government sectors, as well as through the “Information Security Services Education in Serbia (ISSES)” Erasmus+ project.