How to Hack: Beginners Workshop
Learn how to complete CTF challenges in preparation for @Hack 2025!
Date and time
Location
Concordia University - MB 9 A,B,C,D
1450 Rue Guy Montreal, QC H3H 0A1 CanadaAbout this event
- Event lasts 2 hours
HOW TO HACK: BEGINNERS WORKSHOP
Curious about the world of cybersecurity, hacking and coding? Join us at this beginner-friendly workshop presented by Hexploit Alliance and TECHNATION!
In preparation for the beginner track at the upcoming @Hack student cybersecurity CTF, the organizers will teach you what a CTF is, what kinds of challenges you can expect, and strategies to succeed in hackathons and CTFs.
You will be instructed on how to solve a sample challenge and will have the opportunity to practice and receive feedback on your work. You'll come away with improved problem-solving skills and an understanding of how challenges work at CTF events.
About @Hack
@Hack is an annual cybersecurity hackathon taking place at Concordia University, brought to you by TECHNATION and Hexploit Alliance. This is an in-person event open to post-secondary students across Canada. Both beginner and experienced hackers are welcome! The registration deadline for @Hack is January 24, 2025. Register and learn more here.
Questions?
Email info@athackctf.com with any questions.
Frequently asked questions
No, this workshop is for students from all different academic backgrounds. Whether you're in business, science, or fine arts, you are welcome and encouraged to come learn more about hacking, CTFs, and the exciting world of cybersecurity.
@Hack is one of Canada's largest cybersecurity student CTF events taking place March 1-2 at Concordia University. This year, the event is open to both experienced and beginner hackers. If you've never taken part in a CTF before, this workshop will prepare you to take on the challenges at @Hack.
Yes! You'll still learn a lot about how CTF events operate and get a beginner understanding of some strategies and tools used to solve challenges. But by the end of the workshop, you'll definitely want to join the fun at @Hack :)
No, this workshop is open to all post-secondary students.
The only thing you will need for the workshop is your laptop.