Find a team, get unstuck, stay in the loop.
Eighteen thousand players already sit in the Discord. It is where players without a roster find one, where support answers during both rounds, and where the write-ups land afterwards.
Official channels
linkedin.com/company/securemojo
Campus outreach and competition updates.
@securemojo
Behind the scenes and finalist coverage.
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@securemojo
Announcements and live updates.
YouTube
Securemojo Labs
Briefings, workshop recordings and post-mortems.
Anything not on this list is unofficial. We never DM you first, we never ask for a password, and we never take payment anywhere except the registration portal on this site.
What the channels do
Verification links your Discord account to your Securemojo handle, which is what unlocks the team and track channels.
- #announcements
- Mirror of the official feed. Read-only.
- #find-a-team
- Players without a roster pairing up before the lock.
- #support
- Registration, payment and platform problems.
- #track-web / #track-pwn
- One help channel per track, open during Round 1.
- #practice-range
- Archived challenges from past editions, live all year.
- #write-ups
- Post-event solutions. Locked until the board closes.
Four rules for every channel
The same rules apply on the finale floor. Report anything to a moderator or to help@smosint26.com.
Zero tolerance
Harassment, hate speech or intimidation in any official channel is an immediate and permanent ban, and it removes your team.
No flag talk mid-round
Hints, partial solutions and flags stay inside your team until the scoreboard closes. Asking in public is a violation on its own.
Help is welcome
Explaining a technique is encouraged. Handing over a working exploit for a live challenge is not. Ask a moderator if unsure.
Moderation is human
Every channel is moderated by organisers and volunteer alumni. Report anything to them, or email us directly.