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Tell us your interests, current level, and what security topics you enjoy.
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A clear path to join, learn fast, and contribute with the team.
Three quick steps. No guesswork.
Tell us your interests, current level, and what security topics you enjoy.
Connect with members, follow activity, and get your onboarding direction.
Pick a track, join a challenge, and learn through guided team solving.
Pick your starting lane. You can switch as you grow.
New to CTF? Start with core concepts and practical challenge walkthroughs.
Like scripting and tooling? Build automations and infra for faster solves.
Already experienced? Focus on advanced categories and high-impact rounds.
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You like debugging strange behavior, breaking down complex systems, and following details until they make sense.
You ask questions, share notes, and improve openly instead of pretending to know everything already.
You can contribute small insights, communicate clearly, and help teammates push solves to completion.
You do not need daily activity, but regular participation matters for growth and team rhythm.
You treat corrections as growth opportunities and use feedback to improve your technical process.
Short version of daily team rhythm.
Compete regularly to build practical skills under realistic pressure.
Turn solves and failed attempts into reusable team knowledge.
Questions, communication, and progress matter more than posturing.
Small, regular sessions beat random bursts of activity.
What people usually ask before joining.
Send a short intro to [email protected] telling us your interests, your current level, and the security topics you enjoy. From there you join the community, get an onboarding direction, and start your first CTF with the team.
No. The Beginner Path exists for people new to CTF and starts with core concepts and practical challenge walkthroughs. What matters more is curiosity, a willingness to learn in public, and taking feedback constructively.
Daily activity is not required. Small, regular sessions beat random bursts of activity, so consistent weekly participation is enough to grow with the team.
There are three paths. The Beginner Path covers core concepts and walkthroughs. The Builder Path suits people who like scripting, tooling, automation, and infrastructure that makes solves faster. The Specialist Path is for experienced players focusing on advanced categories and high-impact rounds.
The team covers Web Exploitation, Cryptography, Binary Exploitation, Digital Forensics, Reverse Engineering, OSINT, and Misc challenges.
KSAL is based in Kosovo and Albania and is the competitive team of DEF CON Group DC38338 in Prishtina. Members from Kosovo, Albania, and the diaspora are all welcome, and where you live is not the important part.
Next Step
Send a short intro and we will help place you in the best starting path.