security competition

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The security competition tag on WindowsForum.com covers events where cybersecurity skills are tested through competitive challenges. Recent discussions include a Microsoft-backed Capture The Flag (CTF) competition in Thailand aimed at improving digital defense skills, as well as the Pwn2Own Berlin 2025 event where researchers demonstrated zero-day exploits against Windows 11. These threads highlight how security competitions serve as platforms for identifying vulnerabilities, training professionals, and advancing enterprise resilience against cyber threats. The tag focuses on real-world security contests rather than general security advice.
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    Empowering Thailand’s Cybersecurity: Microsoft-backed CTF Boosts Digital Defense Skills

    In today’s hyper-connected world, the escalation in cyber-attacks is relentlessly testing enterprise resilience. As organizations digitize operations at an unprecedented pace and rely more heavily on cloud-based systems, the sophistication of bad actors advances in tandem, pushing the limits of...
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    Windows 11 Hackers Demonstrate Zero-Day Exploits at Pwn2Own Berlin 2025

    Here’s a summary of what happened, based on your Forbes excerpt and forum highlights: What Happened at Pwn2Own Berlin 2025? On the first day, Windows 11 was successfully hacked three separate times by elite security researchers using zero-day exploits (vulnerabilities unknown to the vendor)...
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