CybHER - Arcade Hack CTF
A cybersecurity outreach initiative based at Dakota State University focused on engaging girls in cyber, including the Arcade Hack capture-the-flag challenge and related events/workshops.
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A capture-the-flag competition organized entirely by students at Montgomery Blair High School focusing on system/network administration, programming, and reverse engineering. Beginner-to-intermediate friendly and online.
Cyberjutsu Girls Academy
Monthly hands-on STEM/cybersecurity workshops from the Women's Society of Cyberjutsu for middle- and high-school-aged girls, covering web design, mobile app development, and programming, with CyberPatriot and CTF teams.
Girls Who Code - Clubs & Pathways
Free, project-based programs including a cybersecurity track alongside web development, game design, and data science. Clubs meet after school/weekends; the self-paced Pathways program is virtual for high schoolers.
HSCTF (High School Capture the Flag)
An international online hacking competition designed for high schoolers where teams of up to 5 crack codes, reverse engineer, design algorithms, and solve web/crypto challenges. Student-organized and beginner-accessible.
National Cyber Cup by CYBER.ORG
A free, jeopardy-style capture-the-flag competition from CYBER.ORG exploring reverse engineering, decryption, programming, and networking, with a dedicated high school division.
Bay Area Cyber League Competitions
Year-round regional competitions for high school and community college students in the greater Bay Area. Includes fall and spring competitions with Discord community support.