- Registration with HotCRP system deadline: September 25th
- Qualification reports due in HotCRP: September 30th
- Announcement of teams qualified to the final phase: October 3rd
- Final PDF report uploaded to HotCRP: November 6th, 11:59pm EST
- Competition Dates (Global): November 8-11th
(All deadlines are 11:59 pm eastern US timezone)
For the finals of the competition in each region, the teams will be asked to present, discuss, and demonstrate their challenge solutions using an Arduino Uno Board. Teams are responsible for any additional equipment their techniques require.
The relevant challenge programs will be provided to the finalist teams after the conclusion of the qualification round.
All ESC participants in all regions are subject to the NYU Tandon School of Engineering student code of conduct. Any act of academic dishonesty, including but not limited to plagiarism, cheating, fabrication, unauthorized collaboration across different teams, work duplication, will not be tolerated and the offenders will be automatically disqualified from the competition.
Teams can contact their regional organizers at the following email address: [email protected]. To properly route each message and avoid delays in the response, each message must prepend the tag [US-Canada], [Europe], [MENA], or [India] in the subject line, depending on the region of the participating team.
In the event that ESC23 contestants find critical, previously undisclosed vulnerabilities during the competition's final phase, we ask that they contact CSAW ESC23 organizers so we can assist and jointly coordinate responsible disclosure procedures, if any such procedures are deemed necessary.