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Where will the screan lead you? An educational resource package [PL]
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27 October 2026|1 min read
OSINT CTF 2026 Is Officially Underway
OSINT CTF 2026 brings together aspiring and experienced analysts in an online competition focused on finding, verifying, and analysing information from open sources
Registration for OSINT CTF 2026 is now open.
The competition, organised by NASK Disinformation Analysis Center, is open to both beginners and experienced OSINT practitioners, offering participants the opportunity to test their skills in information gathering, source verification, and data analysis through online Capture The Flag challenges.
The competition includes Amateur and PRO categories, free expert-led webinars, and tasks prepared in cooperation with institutions responsible for national security.
More information and registration are available at: osint-ctf.pl
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