CTF Winner And Announcements
summary
A hardware CTF runs 21 challenges across reballing, automotive puzzles, bump-to-reverse, 3D printing defuse, RFID and TEMPEST HDMI capture, with 15 of 21 solved and one dominant team plus several solo players; Microsoft donates physical prizes. A separate hands-on hardpoint lets people borrow Square payment terminals, Nest and Samsung SmartThings gear to tear down and test, sees ten teams participate, produces lively exploration but no confirmed new vulnerability submissions and one false-positive payment crack.
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