Registration for RHme3 opens on August 7th at 12:00 Central European Time. At that time the welcome challenge will be posted on this website. Once you get the flag of the initial challenge, you may be able to register. Please provide your physical address – we will need it to send out the board. The first 500 registered participants will get the board for free. The main RHme3 challenge starts November 1.

RHME3 highlights:

• Embedded systems CTF created by Riscure in partnership with Argus Cyber Security.
• Allows participants and interested parties to enhance their knowledge of embedded systems security in general, and hardware security in particular.
• For the first time participants are provided with challenges that simulate real-life scenarios relevant to automotive cybersecurity: a group of challenges co-developed by Argus and Riscure utilizes CAN protocol commonly used in modern cars.
• A special Arduino-compatible custom board has been developed for the RHme3 challenge.
• The core of the board is an Atmel XMEGA that has four times the more memory and is twice as fast than the previous RHme boards.
• The RHme3 board also has a crypto-hardware accelerator and two CAN controllers, which allow a whole new range of challenges.

RHme3 Website