CyberDuneBuilding the next generation of cybersecurity talent in the Moroccan Sahara.
Founded in October 2024 at the Higher School of Technology in Guelmim. We’re a student-led cybersecurity community in the Moroccan Sahara—learning, building, and raising awareness through workshops, CTFs, and events.
CYBERDUNE / FLAGSHIP EVENT
XMirage CTF
XMirage is CyberDune's signature event on cybersecurity in the age of AI — a conference day followed by a competitive CTF for selected participants.
CYBERDUNE / MISSION BRIEFING
About CyberDune
Forged in the Moroccan Sahara. Built for learning, competition, and real-world impact.
Mission
CyberDune is a cybersecurity student club founded in October 2024 at the Higher School of Technology in Guelmim. We build strong fundamentals through workshops and bootcamps, then sharpen skills through CTFs and real challenges.
Strategy
We train members to think like attackers, defend like analysts, and operate like a team. Practical learning, community discipline, and measurable growth.
CYBERDUNE / MISSION CONTROL
Operations Archive
Browse our missions like a real ops dashboard — not a classic gallery.
Bootcamp
The November 3–9, 2024 bootcamp combined four online training sessions, a CTF competition and an integration ceremony.
CYBERDUNE / OPERATIONS LOG
Our Activities
Workshops, programs, and competitions — organized like missions.
BCS CTF 2026
CYBERDUNE competed as 0xSahara and finished 10th out of 391 teams with 7,409 points and 40 solves.
primeCTF Africa 2026 - North Africa Winners
CYBERDUNE won 1st college team in the North Africa division. The June 10 award image confirms the result; Amine Mouslih, Atni Marwane, Elhassan Iyahia, Fatima Ezzahra Idihia and Zainab Messkine represented the club.
Cyberspace CTF 2026 - National Final
CYBERDUNE finished 4th nationally at the ENSI and Cyberspace final. Atni Marwane, Amine Mouslih and Yassir Guendouz represented the club.
CyberGuardians CTF - Morocco-Spain Forum
CYBERDUNE earned 3rd place at the forum CTF, represented by Atni Marwane, Yassine Bendidi and Youssef Dirgham.
CITEFLAG 2026 - Grand Finals
CYBERDUNE competed in the overnight on-site finals after qualifying among the top Moroccan student teams. The club confirmed participation; a final placement has not been verified.
HACKFURY - The Knights of the Fury 2026
CYBERDUNE collaborated with HACKFURY on this 24-hour CTF. Atni Marwane led the club contribution to challenge development.
GITEX AFRICA 2026 - Community Visit
Following the MACC awards, the CYBERDUNE delegation visited GITEX AFRICA to meet industry professionals and explore cybersecurity innovations.
RITSEC CTF 2026
CYBERDUNE CLUB placed 9th with 4,158 points on the published CTFtime scoreboard for RITSEC CTF 2026.
CITEFLAG 2026 - Qualifiers
CYBERDUNE ranked 1st in the Moroccan student division and 2nd overall, qualifying for the on-site finals. The organizer lists 1,271 points for the student leaderboard.
MACC 2026 - National Finals
Representing EST Guelmim and Guelmim-Oued Noun, CYBERDUNE reported 1st regionally and 8th in the national finals of the DGSSI and SecDojo competition.
UNbreakable International 2026 - Team Phase
CYBERDUNE CLUB finished 5th with 5,115 points in the international team phase, according to the organizer-submitted CTFtime scoreboard.
Tech Innovation Challenge 2026
A CYBERDUNE collaboration with JADARA, EST Guelmim and GON Wings Tech School, covering web development, data analytics, digital projects and professional skills.
RAMADUNE CTF 2026
The archive reports 94 registered users, 50 registered teams and 40 challenges. Thirty teams appear in the scoreboard: APT212 first (8,440), ROPgods second (8,094), Flag Bandits third (7,692). Divisions covered open entrants, club members and JADARA.
New Year CTF 2026
CYBERDUNE placed 37th of 556 teams with 5,047 points. The archive preserves the result and participation certificate.
CyberDune Academy CTF
The January archive records 80 registered users, 31 teams and 55 challenges. Open division: ACH HADA? first (17,428), APT212 second (17,228), ROPGODS third (15,438). Other division winners were CHATGPT PLUS (members), DRAGONS (Moulay Rachid) and DHAD HACKERS (CPGE).
CyberDune Academy - First Edition
Cybersecurity outreach with Kali Linux, web exploitation, cryptography, forensics and CTF practice. Reports document Bab Sahra sessions on November 21, November 28 and December 18, 2025, plus CPGE workshops on November 21 and 29. Reports also cover Moulay Rachid and Abdelkrim El Khtabi; some session details remain inconsistent.
CyberDune Toolbox - First Edition
Practical training in reconnaissance, network analysis, Metasploit and Burp Suite. The archived curriculum also planned OSINT, Docker and a final CTF; exact delivery dates for every module remain unconfirmed.
Welcome to members
The club opened its new academic year with a bootcamp recap, a presentation of the executive office and internal recruitment for assistant roles.
CyberDune Bootcamp CTF 2025
The bootcamp finale brought together 14 teams. The archived scoreboard confirms HexaShield first (15,521 points), CYBER FAST second (13,308) and SandScr!pt third (13,178).
CyberDune bootcamp - Second Edition
Five evening sessions on Discord led by Marwane Atni: Linux and CTF basics, web exploitation, reverse engineering, cryptography and forensics.
XMirage CTF Competition
On February 24–25, XMirage explored cybersecurity in the age of AI at EST Guelmim. The club report records about 120 conference attendees and 30 selected participants in the second-day CTF.
Let's H4ck L'3otla - First Edition
Three weeks of cybersecurity practice, including an attack simulation on a Hack The Box machine and a session on cryptology and data security.
Cyber Tools
A web exploitation and Metasploit workshop at ESTG, attended by 23 external participants and 8 club officers.
CTF Session
Members reviewed the annual activity plan, proposed new ideas and practiced digital forensics through a hands-on CTF session.
Welcome to members
Kickoff meeting to introduce new members to the club's mission, upcoming events, and opportunities.
CyberDune bootcamp - First Edition
November 3–9 program: four online training sessions on CTF/Kali Linux, web, cryptography and forensics; a CTF competition; and the November 9 integration ceremony.
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Become a Sponsor
Help the next generation of cybersecurity talent learn, compete, and grow.
WHAT YOUR SUPPORT CAN ENABLE
Hands-on learning
Support practical workshops, training resources, and student-led learning.
CTF competitions
Help students take part in cybersecurity challenges and organize community events.
Community growth
Share expertise, offer mentorship, or help us access tools and equipment.
LET'S BUILD TOGETHER
OPEN TO SPONSORSHIP
Your support. Our next chapter.
CYBERDUNE is currently looking for sponsors. If your organization believes in student talent and practical cybersecurity education, we would love to hear from you.
Whether you can contribute funding, equipment, training access, or your team's expertise, let's discuss how we can work together.
Tell us about your organization and how you would like to support the club.
CYBERDUNE / OPERATORS
Club Roster
The current board and council, as recorded in the club's Nouveau Bureau et Conseil document of 03 June 2026 — 12 bureau members and 3 council members.
CYBERDUNE / CAPTURE THE FLAG
CTF Team Shoutout
CyberDune's rankings, results, and achievements in CTF competitions are thanks to the dedication, teamwork, and hard work of these players. A special shoutout to our CTF team for representing CyberDune and making these competition results possible.
HONORABLE MENTIONS
Md Aariz Rahman
Marwan Anti
Elhassan Iyahia
Mohammed Amine Mouslih
Yassir Guendouz
Muhammad Jilani
Youssef Dirgham
Mohamed Reda Mejhed
The list goes on. A huge thank you to every CyberDune member who contributed, including those whose names aren't listed here.
CYBERDUNE / MISSION COMMS
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