Spring 2026 Calendar Sneak Peek
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Use the link below to join the CTF team, ECHO Club. Everyone is welcomes, any level of expereince is welcomed.
" I had the opportunity to have private mentorship sessions with executive level admin and CISO heads and what I noticed they all have in common in terms of what they are looking for in potential talent, is proof of CTF history. In the current market they want applicants to be able to go on their own, that's pentest on their own but most importunately is the ability to present the results in a write up and report. If you want to stand out from everyone else applying start your CTF history and report write ups now. " Digital Orukami
Here is my honest opinion on boroCTF 2026 within the first 2 hours you saw the experienced teams clear the flags for most of the event, what I did surprise me and enjoyed was the layered release of the flags as the streamed more flags and challenges into the events as it progressed. Playing solo for ECHOClub I went in order through the sections/topics, sending about 20 minutes per challenge before moving on to something else to optimize the vector. the 200-300 level challenges proved to be challenging. Overall the event was fun fininshed scoring 5000 points and placing 200th over 800 teams. The highlight of the event was when I was adding the information to the LinkedIn page, I found out that the hosts and organizers of the event are all high school students!
ECHOClub competed solo in boroCTF 2026, solving 41 challenges and finishing with 5,000 points across the 3-day event. The writeups below document our methodology, tools, and thought process for selected challenges — broken down step by step so the community can learn from them.
boroCTF 2026 — Competition Highlights
boroCTF 2026 ran over 3 days (days 13–15), attracting highly competitive teams from around the world
The top 10 teams all finished between ~16,000–18,500 points, showing an extremely tight and competitive field right to the end
WillHackForBeer finished at the top of the leaderboard, edging out the competition in the final hours
A major scoring surge occurred around day 14 noon — the largest single jump of the competition — where top teams leapt from ~6,000 to over 13,000 points, suggesting a wave of harder challenges were cracked simultaneously
RubiyaLab showed the most consistent and steady scoring curve across all 3 days
CazaBanderas had the most dramatic late-game surge, climbing from mid-pack to top 10 in the final stretch on day 15
The competition saw no clear runaway leader — teams swapped positions multiple times across all 3 days making it one of the most competitive boroCTF scoreboards to date
ECHOClub competed in the same event, gaining real-world experience going up against internationally ranked CTF teams
ECHOClub slow and steady strategy:
ECHOClub competed solo across the full 3-day boroCTF 2026 event (June 13–15, 2026), maintaining a remarkably consistent and unbroken scoring curve from start to finish — solving challenges at a steady pace rather than clustering solves around any single moment. While top teams experienced dramatic spikes and stalls, ECHOClub's graph tells a different story: 500 points across day 1, building methodically to 5,000 by the final hours of day 3. This slow and steady approach reflects ECHOClub's core philosophy — thorough understanding over speed, with every challenge documented and learned from along the way.
Disclaimer: boroCTF 2026 is an independent competition organized and hosted by the boroCTF team — not ECHOClub. ECHOClub participated as a competing team in the Open Division. All prize logistics, customs responsibilities, and competition rules are governed solely by the boroCTF organizers. For prize and shipping inquiries, please refer to the official boroCTF communications: "prizes will be shipped directly to winners, however any issues with customs, import fees, or local regulations will be the responsibility of the recipient." ECHOClub has no affiliation with the organization or administration of boroCTF 2026.
This event is being held by boroCTF. ECHOClub is NOT hosting or responsible for the event. ECHOClub is only looking to provide community information for community participants. All official information is available at boroCTF 2026 | CTFtime
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ECHO Club is Front Range Community College student organization at Larimer County. That was founded in October 2025. Join the hack!
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