Ph0wn CTF 2026 "Flag Ship" will be on March 13-14, 2026:
Ph0wn (pronouced like phone) is a free Capture The Flag (CTF) and Workshop event dedicated to the Smart World. Anything "smart": from smart phones to embedded devices, IoT, Operational Technology...
We usually have challenges on protocols or customization of connected devices, Android, hardware, retro-gaming, AI, OSINT and programming for IoT/OT/embedded.
It's an on-site CTF: participants interact with equipment.
Registration opens on February 13, 2026 at 14:00 CET
Registration link: https://pretix.eu/ph0wn.
This year, we are happy to welcome you for:
- Workshops, on March 13, 14:00 - 17:50. Details here.
- Ph0wn Warm Up, March 13, 19:00 - 23:00. This is a social event organized by Sophia Hack Lab "SHL"
. Meet other skilled hackers, train on former CTF challenges, go back in time with Retro Computing. The event is held in Pole Alpha, Sophia Antipolis. Direction and venue details. - CTF, March 14 11:00 - 19:00. This is the competition you all long for! During that competition we have 2 side events: the Creative Contest (see details here).
Key Information
- Registration: https://pretix.eu/ph0wn - opens on February 13, 2026 at 14:00 CET . Registration is mandatory for workshops, social event and CTF (limited seats).
- Schedule (more information to come):
- March 13 (Friday): Workshops and Social Event
- 14:00 - 17:50 Beware, some workshops begin at 14:00, others at 15:00. Check yours.
- 19:00 - 23:00 Ph0wn Warm Up Social Event.
- March 14 (Saturday): Capture The Flag (CTF)
- 10:00 Doors open. Registration is mandatory. Tables are attributed on a first come, first served basis.
- 11:00 CTF begins. Good luck!
- 11:30 Creative Contest encourages participants to contribute to Ph0wn's atmosphere with a Pirate or "Flag Ship" costume. Top 3 costumes get a prize! Details here.
- 12:00 Votes for the Creative Contest begin.
- 19:00 CTF ends. Top 3 teams receive prizes!
- More to be announced
- Want to train? Download Ph0wn eZine Issue #02 and check our Ph0wn Labs sessions at Sophia Hack Lab.