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Competition

Grey Cat The Flag (GreyCTF)

Run by NUS Greyhats / Division Zero (Div0)

Deadline: 30 May 2026

HybridOnline (qualifiers); NUS COM1 (finals)Weekend (online qualifiers) + 2-day in-person finalsFreeCompetitiveLow effort

About this opportunity

<p>Grey Cat The Flag (GreyCTF) is an annual jeopardy-style Capture The Flag cybersecurity competition organised by NUS Greyhats, with a dedicated Local Category for teams of Singapore Citizens and PRs. Challenges span AI, Crypto, Forensics, Pwn, Reverse Engineering, Web, and Misc categories, catering to beginners while still offering difficult problems for experienced teams.</p> <ul> <li>Participants must be undergraduate or pre-university students (e.g. NSFs, JC, Poly or ITE students); the International Category also admits Master's students</li> <li>Local Category: teams made up entirely of Singapore Citizens or PRs; all other teams compete in the International Category</li> <li>Qualifiers held online with no team size limit; up to four members per team for the in-person finals</li> <li>Structure: online qualifiers (30–31 May 2026), in-person finals at NUS COM1 (27–28 June 2026), and a summit on 4 July 2026 featuring talks, workshops, and networking</li> <li>Participants under 18 require parental consent</li> </ul> <p>Registration is free.</p>

Who can apply

Undergraduate or pre-university students (e.g. NSFs, JC, Poly or ITE students). Local Category teams must be made up entirely of Singapore Citizens or PRs; other teams compete in the International Category, which also admits Master's students. No team size limit for qualifiers; up to 4 members per team at the finals.

How to apply

Held every year by NUS Greyhats between May and July; the 2026 CTF has finished and the next edition has not been announced.

What you get

Network

Frequently asked

Who runs this?+

Run by NUS Greyhats / Division Zero (Div0). More on their website.

Who can apply?+

Undergraduate or pre-university students (e.g. NSFs, JC, Poly or ITE students). Local Category teams must be made up entirely of Singapore Citizens or PRs; other teams compete in the International Category, which also admits Master's students. No team size limit for qualifiers; up to 4 members per team at the finals.

When's the deadline?+

Applications close on 30 May 2026.

Is it paid?+

Free to apply. No participant fees.

How do I apply?+

Held every year by NUS Greyhats between May and July; the 2026 CTF has finished and the next edition has not been announced.

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Last verified 26 September 2026·Updated 27 September 2026·Source