Welcome to the website of AG Rechnersicherheit e.V.!
We are a working group of interested students, scientists, teachers, experts from industry and externals who meet regularly and exchange ideas about IT security. In this context, we participate in international IT security competitions, and organize such competitions for beginners and more experienced people. You can also find us at the Long Night of Science.
Since the beginning of 2022 we are a registered club, which is also affiliated as an student club at the TU-Berlin and supported by the department "Security in Telecommunication".
We meet Tuesday every week at MAR Gebäude Room 0.007, Marchstraße 23, 10587 Berlin from 18:00 - 20:00.
Since COVID, our meeting is hybrid at meet.enoflag.de/erstis
Upcoming competitions
If you are interested in participating in contests with us, sign up for our mailing list.
News
Important announcements and news can be found here:
Weekly Meetings:
Due to room bookings we need to switch our meeting room. We will therefore meet in MAR 0.007 oder online via meet.enoflag.de/erstis- Feb 2019: Video contribution on the topic of 'Secure passwords' on ARD and RBB.
Contact & Mailing lists
If you have any questions about the club, our meetings or competitions, you can reach us as follows:
- Email: hi@ ag-rechnersicherheit.de
- Meetings: Schau einfach vorbei und sprich' jemanden an
- Mailing list: For low-traffic updates on events and news, sign up on our public mailing list.
- Calendar: Webview and .ics for embedding (e.g. in Thunderbird)
- Twitter: Follow us @ENOFLAG
- Github: Follow us @ENOFLAG und @ENOWARS
Competitions & Awards
As ENOFLAG (competition history), we participate in international IT security competitions (CTF) and host Jeopardy & Attack-Defense and beginner competitions. Here you can find a selection of our successes:
- Nullcon Berlin CTF, Hosting of a Jeopardy-CTF
- Insomni'hack teaser, 17. place
- Nullcon Berlin CTF, Hosting of a Jeopardy-CTF
- Insomni'hack teaser, 17. place
- ENOWARS 7, Hosting an Attack-Defense CTF
- Nullcon Goa CTF, Hosting a Jeopardy-CTFs
- GPN CTF, 7. place
- CyberSecurityRumble Qualifier, 3. place
- SekaiCTF, 17. place
- FaustCTF, 7. place
- CyberSecurityRumble CTF, 5. place
- Sunshine CTF, 17. place
- FE-CTF, 12. place
- LakeCTF Qualifier, 7. place
- saarCTF, 5. place
- Nullcon Goa CTF, Hosting of a Jeopardy-CTF
- BambiCTF #7, Hosting a beginner Attack-Defense CTF
- ENOWARS 6, Hosting an Attack-Defense CTF
- CyberSecurityRumble CTF, 4. place
- HITB SECCONF CTF, 15. place
- FAUST CTF, 3. place
- Hack-A-Sat Qualifier, 28. place
- saarCTF, 42. place
- Decompetition v2.0, 18. place
- Stay ~/ CTF, 3. place
- ENOWARS 5, Hosting an Attack-Defense CTF
- BambiCTF #5, Hosting a beginner Attack-Defense CTF
- BambiCTF #6, Hosting a beginner Attack-Defense CTF
- CyberSecurityRumble CTF, 1. place
- RuCTFE, 3. place
- iCTF, 4. place
- Hack-A-Sat 2 Qualifier, 10. place
- saarCTF, 6. place
- FAUST CTF, 15. place
- TastelessCTF, 16. place
- HITB Pro CTF, 20. place
- ENOWARS 4, Hosting an Attack-Defense CTF
- RundergroundCTF #1.2, 1. place
- mhackeCTF, 2. place
- VolgaCTF, 4. place
- Stay ~/ CTF, 4. place
- saarCTF, 4. place
- BalCCon2k20 CTF, 5. place
- RuCTFE, 6. place
- FAUST CTF, 6. place
- Gachi CTF, 7. place
- CyberSecurityRumble, 9. place
- HITB LOCKDOWN CTF, 9. place
- Spam and Flags CTF, 15. place
- UCSB iCTF, 16. place
- TastelessCTF, 18. place
- FwordCTF, 19. place
- CCTF, 19. place
- Pwn2Win CTF, 28. place
- ENOWARS 3, Hosting an Attack-Defense CTF
- CInsects CTF, 3. place
- SEC-T CTF, 9. place
- Chaos Communication Camp CTF, 12. place
- FAUST CTF, 12. place
- Tasteless CTF, 13. place
- RuCTFE, 14. place
- Pwn2Win CTF, 19. place
- RuCTF Finals, 24. place
- UCSB iCTF, 32. place
- P.W.N. CTF, 2. place
- FAUST CTF, 2. place
- RuCTF Finals, 15. place
- RuCTF, 17. place
- UCSB iCTF, 34. place
- hxp CTF, 34. place
- RuCTF Finals, 8. place
- PHDays VII CTF, 11. place
- VolgaCTF Teaser, 10. place
- FAUST CTF, 18. place
- BITS CTF, 26. place
- UCSB iCTF, 29. place
- RuCTF, 34. place
- RuCTFE, 6. place
- School CTF, 6. place
- RuCTF Finals, 9. place
- RuCTFE, 4. place
- Insomni'hack teaser, 16. place
- RuCTF, 25. place
- rwthCTF, 8. place
- UCSB iCTF, 5. place
- UCSB iCTF, 9. place
- UCSB iCTF, 7. place
History
In 2006, the working group "AG Rechnersicherheit" was founded as an initiative following the course "Sicherheit in Rechnersystemen" (Security in Computer Systems) under the direction of Sebastian Koch and Jörg Schneider at the department "Kommunikation und Betriebssysteme" (KBS) at the TU Berlin. The main goals of the group are to exchange information about new developments (through weekly meetings) and to participate in international security competitions under the team name "ENOFLAG" or the alias "LEGOFAN" (the usage varies depending on the composition and size of the team). The working group, strongly supported by the KBS department and the SecT department, has participated very successfully in more than 27 international competitions in the last eight years.
Since March 2018, the group is an official student club of the TU-Berlin. This year, the KBS department ceased its activities and the Computer Security group moved to the Security in Telecommunication department.
At the beginning of 2022, the club took the next step and applied for the registration of the club "AG Rechnersicherheit" in the register of associations at the district court Charlottenbrug, Berlin.
Become a member
Membership is free and offers some advantages over ordinary guests:
- Right to vote on association decisions
- E-Mail forward
username@team.enoflag.de
- Full ENOFLAG account with access to the member area and all resources (research servers, Gitlab, Signal groups, etc.)
You can find the membership application, our bylaws and rules of conduct and dues at /files/. Send a signed scan to the above email or bring the application to one of our meetings.
Those interested in sustaining memberships please contact us by email.