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While the competition is technically open to the public, there are practical and legal filters for those who want to turn a win into a career:
The DGSE used 2022 to mark its 40th anniversary , highlighting its legacy of clandestine operations while pushing for "endless innovation" in the digital age. While the competition is technically open to the
Launched to bridge the gap between the secret world of intelligence and the public, the competition is designed to recruit fresh talent and spread a "culture of intelligence" throughout France. 🏆 The Challenge: 404 CTF Organizers noted that in past challenges, boys and
💡 This competition is the DGSE's way of proving that being a "spy" in the 21st century is as much about coding as it is about clandestine meetings . Organizers noted that in past challenges
Organizers noted that in past challenges, boys and girls participated in almost equal numbers.
France DGSE: Spy service sets school code-breaking challenge - BBC
Participants solve complex puzzles in categories like cryptography, web security, and reverse engineering.