About Us

In conclusion, the UiTM Cyberheroes Club is more than just a student organization; it is a vibrant community dedicated to fostering growth, innovation, and excellence in the field of cybersecurity. By joining our club, you not only enhance your technical skills and gain practical experience but also become part of a supportive network that encourages collaboration and personal development. We invite you to embark on this exciting journey with us, where you can make lasting connections, contribute to meaningful projects, and prepare yourself for a successful career in the ever-evolving digital landscape. Together, let’s empower each other to become the next generation of cybersecurity leaders!

Local Training Platform

The UiTM Cyberheroes Club has successfully launched a dedicated UCC CTF platform, tailored to help students explore and master the fundamentals of cybersecurity through Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges. This platform offers an engaging and interactive environment where participants can tackle problems in cryptography, reverse engineering, web exploitation, digital forensics, and other cybersecurity fields. By providing hands-on experience, the UCC CTF platform bridges the gap between theory and practice, equipping students with the skills needed to address real-world security challenges effectively.

With a focus on fostering local talent, the UCC CTF platform is designed to encourage a culture of innovation and collaboration among UiTM students. It not only serves as a training ground for budding cybersecurity enthusiasts but also as a gateway to national and international competitions. By using this platform, the UiTM Cyberheroes Club aims to empower students to sharpen their technical expertise, think critically, and contribute to building a stronger, more secure digital future.

• Pwn/Exploitation Challenges involving binary exploitation, such as buffer overflows, format string vulnerabilities, and other low-level programming issues.
• Reverse Engineering Tasks that require analyzing binary code to understand its functionality, often using tools like IDA Pro, Ghidra, or Radare2.
• Web Exploitation Challenges targeting vulnerabilities in web applications, such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and file inclusion vulnerabilities.
• Cryptography Involves breaking or analyzing encryption algorithms, decoding ciphers, or solving cryptographic puzzles.
• Forensics Tasks that require analyzing digital artifacts like logs, packet captures, memory dumps, or disk images to find hidden information.
• Steganography Challenges focusing on uncovering hidden data within images, audio files, or other media.
• OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) Tasks that involve gathering publicly available information to solve challenges creatively.
• Miscellaneous (Misc) Includes challenges that don’t fit neatly into other categories, often requiring out-of-the-box thinking.
• Programming Tasks involving problem-solving through scripting or coding, often automating tasks to find solutions.
• Networking Challenges that focus on analyzing network traffic (PCAP files), understanding protocols, or identifying vulnerabilities in network setups.
• Hardware Hacking Challenges involving the analysis and exploitation of vulnerabilities in hardware devices or embedded systems.
• Mobile Challenges focused on reverse engineering or exploiting mobile applications and platforms like Android or iOS.
• Game Hacking Challenges that revolve around understanding and exploiting game mechanics or their underlying code.
• Trivia/Quiz Tasks requiring answers to cybersecurity-related questions based on knowledge, research, or understanding of various concepts.