Watch the range.
CTFRadar reads a cyber competition's own network traffic and shows it as a clear, privacy-safe, team-level board. Follow it live, or replay the whole event afterwards.
- Sampled, team-level telemetry, no raw data
- Cyber Range and Orbital views, on one clock
- Second-by-second replay and a permanent archive
An independent, best-effort project, not an official record.
What it is
A spectator view of the range.
A cyber competition happens on a network the audience never sees. The scoreboard moves, but the reason stays hidden. CTFRadar reads the event's own traffic and turns it into a board a room, a stream and an archive can all follow.
Cyber Range
Teams ring a field of objectives; observed traffic moves between them, official captures mark in gold.
Orbital
The same activity on a globe, each team by home region, traffic arcing between them.
Privacy-safe
Communication patterns, not raw addresses or individual attribution. A lens, not a judging tool.
Proven at WICC 2026
The first women's edition, in Dublin.
Eight teams, two days, one range. CTFRadar covered the Women's International Cybersecurity Challenge live, then rebuilt the whole event into a replay, including the final hour the public board kept frozen.
USA
EUR
UK
UKR
CAN
LAC
ASIA
OCETeam Europe took it by 99 points, in a lead change inside that hidden final hour.