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1st Runner-Up, BUP CSE Fest 2026 Capture the Flag

1st Runner-Up, BUP CSE Fest 2026 Capture the Flag

Four students holding the BUP CSE Fest Capture the Flag first runner-up cheque and trophy.

Team

DU_ITTS

Result
1st Runner-Up
Date
Sep 30, 2026
Organised by
Bangladesh University of Professionals
Team
DU_ITTS
CTF / CybersecurityCompetitions

Team DU_ITTS placed 1st runner-up in the Capture the Flag competition at BUP CSE Fest 2026, organised by Bangladesh University of Professionals. The team received BDT 15,000 in prize money. CSEDU teams took both the champion and first runner-up positions in the contest.

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