CyberAI Hackathon Arena

Join our TryHackMe-based challenge arena and compete in Development and Cybersecurity tasks.

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Development + Security Challenge

The Hackathon Arena will be hosted on TryHackMe. Participants will solve practical challenges in web development, secure coding, traffic analysis, hash analysis, programming, and cybersecurity basics.

During CyberAI 2026

25–26 June 2026 • TryHackMe Platform

Registration is now open.

Objective

Solve practical TryHackMe-style challenges and collect flags.

Platform

The competition will be organized through TryHackMe rooms and tasks.

Development

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Java, Python, PHP, SQL, Laravel, APIs, Git, and Docker.

Security

Hashes, Wireshark, tcpdump, Linux, OSINT, logs, Nmap basics, and web security.

TryHackMe challenge format

Participants will complete tasks, find flags, and earn points on the scoreboard.

Challenge Topics

Challenge Tracks

Choose your path: Development or Cybersecurity

Track 1

Development Challenges

Solve coding and web development challenges. Participants will fix bugs, complete missing code, analyze web pages, build secure features, and work with different programming languages and development tools.

HTML CSS JavaScript Java Python PHP SQL Laravel APIs Git Docker

Example challenges: fix an HTML/CSS page, complete a JavaScript function, debug Java or Python code, repair a Laravel route, write SQL queries, or secure an API endpoint.

Track 2

Security Challenges

Solve beginner-friendly cybersecurity challenges focused on analysis, investigation, defensive thinking, traffic inspection, log analysis, and safe CTF learning.

Hashes Wireshark tcpdump Linux OSINT Logs Nmap Basics Web Security Crypto Basics

Example challenges: identify a hash type, analyze a PCAP file with Wireshark, inspect packets with tcpdump, read Linux logs, perform basic OSINT, or find a hidden flag in a web page.

Competition Format

How the TryHackMe Arena Works

Join

Solve

Complete development and security tasks.

Submit Flags

Submit the correct flags inside TryHackMe.

Rank

Earn points and climb the scoreboard.

Registration

Registration for the TryHackMe Hackathon Arena is now open. Participants can choose Development, Security, or both tracks.

Rules

Hackathon Rules

Allowed

Solving official TryHackMe room tasks
Using documentation and learning resources
Team collaboration during the event
Defensive and educational cybersecurity work

Not Allowed

Attacking systems outside the TryHackMe environment
Sharing flags with other teams
Using malicious tools against real targets
Plagiarizing another team’s work

Help

Hackathon FAQ

Yes. You can participate solo or as a team.

The challenges include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Java, Python, PHP, SQL, Laravel, APIs, Git, Docker, hashes, Wireshark, tcpdump, Linux, OSINT, logs, Nmap basics, web security, and cryptography basics.

Yes. Participants should have a TryHackMe account to access the room and submit flags.

Contact: contact@cyberai-conf.org