UofTCTF 2025 is the UofTCTF team's annual competition. The competition will run from January 10, 2025 at
7:00 PM EST until January 12, 2025 at 7:00 PM EST. The CTF will be held online.
Sponsored by @dfsec_com
dfsec is home to a world-class R&D team, composed of elite researchers who excel at finding and
exploiting vulnerabilities in popular operating systems, browsers, and applications.
Website: dfsec.com
Zellic is a security research firm. We hire top CTF talent to solve the
world's most critical
security problems. We specialize in ZKPs, cryptography, web app security, smart contracts, and
blockchain L1/L2s. Before Zellic, we previously founded perfect blue, the #1 CTF team in 2020 and
2021. You're a good fit for Zellic if you have extensive real-world experience in vulnerability
research (VR) / binary exploitation, reverse engineering (RE), cryptography, or web application
security. We hire internationally and offer competitive salaries and a comprehensive benefits
package.
To learn more about Zellic, check out our blog .
Work at Zellic: [email protected] | @gf_256
Information Security at the University of Toronto is committed to supporting the University’s mission
while promoting privacy, openness, and free inquiry through a world-class information security
program. This program is designed to protect individuals, data, and systems from security threats by
establishing security policies and standards, fostering security awareness, and implementing
cybersecurity solutions to mitigate risks, respond to incidents, and promote secure digital
practices throughout the university. Find us at security.utoronto.ca.
The University of Toronto’s Department of Computer Science is a hub of technological innovation and
home to over 2,500 undergraduates and over 450 graduate students. Since 1964, the department has
provided students and industry with opportunities to engage in cutting-edge research that addresses
the biggest technological challenges of the day. The department’s rigorous undergraduate and
graduate programs prepare students to shape the future of technology — in academia, industry and
beyond.