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Runner-up announced via PRNewswire release
Chandigarh University's Team Fi was announced as second-place winner of the CyberShield Hackathon, receiving Rs 3 lakh for its AI-powered cybersecurity platform.
CyberShield Hackathon finals held at IIT Hyderabad
Seventy-two shortlisted teams involving 232 participants presented solutions and prototypes; Team Fi of Chandigarh University advanced among nine finalists for the first problem statement on generative AI for automated reverse engineering, static and dynamic analysis, and risk scoring of fraudulent APKs and malware.
A student team from Chandigarh University won Rs 3 lakh at CyberShield Hackathon for an agentic AI platform that uses generative AI to automate reverse engineering and risk scoring of Android malware. The approach moves beyond single-model classifiers toward coordinated autonomous AI agents.
Source: heraldglobe.com · thehindu.com
Chandigarh University has inaugurated AI Fest 2026, a landmark event held alongside the India AI Impact Summit to catalyze domestic innovation. The festival serves as a critical platform for academic-industry collaboration, focusing on the practical application of artificial intelligence across India's key economic sectors.
Source: PR Newswire · Yahoo Finance
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