MANIFESTO

Our Key Values

As stated in our cultural association statute.

Our Purpose

The Team pursues cultural, sporting, educational and academic purposes with a focus on Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions — ethical hacking challenges in simulated environments that test and enhance cybersecurity skills on a national and international scale.

Competitive Excellence

Participating in CTF competitions to develop practical skills and represent our university on the global stage.

Educational Mission

Promoting cybersecurity culture through workshops, courses, seminars, and providing teaching support.

Research Focus

Conducting research on CVEs and vulnerabilities in hardware, software applications, web systems, and electronic devices.

Ethical Foundation

Inspiring and guiding new generations of professionals toward an ethical and responsible understanding of cybersecurity.

We aim to inspire and guide new generations of professionals towards an ethical and responsible understanding of cybersecurity.

Our Commitments

Team Continuity

The Team undertakes to replace outgoing members, for personal reasons, and to promptly communicate the replacement.

Lab Accessibility

The Team undertakes to open the laboratory at least twice a week in the afternoon, with at least one member present during opening hours.

Environment Respect

The Team undertakes to keep the environment clean and not to disturb any lessons that will take place in the neighboring laboratory.

Knowledge Sharing

At least 3 events of an informative nature (seminars, workshops, crash courses) will be held annually inside or outside the University.

Operating Regulations

The Team undertakes to replace outgoing members, for personal reasons, and to promptly communicate the replacement.

The Team undertakes to open the laboratory at least twice a week in the afternoon. However, this opening is not guaranteed during exam sessions.

At least one member of the Team will be present during opening hours.

The Team undertakes to keep the environment clean and not to disturb any lessons that will take place in the neighboring laboratory.

All activities involving the use of risky equipment are excluded. For example: welding, use of a hot glue gun, etc.

Students who intend to take non-inventoryed equipment outside the laboratory must fill out a register, indicating student number, name, surname, email, course and date.

At least 3 events of an informative nature (seminars, workshops, crash courses) will be held annually inside or outside the University of Bari Aldo Moro.

Join Our Mission

Become part of our team and contribute to advancing cybersecurity education and research.