Tuesday, 02/28, EHC welcomed guest speaker Demarcus, an AU Software Engineering alum, to speak to club members on the topic of penetration testing. Demarcus is currently working as a full time professional pentester, and his lecture was a practical and insightful talk on what this profession looks like in
Hey EHC! For this week's meeting, we will be having a guest speaker who graduated from Auburn and will be speaking on the topic of penetration testing! There will also be FREE pizza and company swag, so be sure to make it (and bring a friend or two!
On February 21st, 2023, the ethical hacking club's weekly meeting was focused on cryptography, led by technical advisor Lyndsey Rice. Following the lecture was a DIY practice lab time on cryptohack.org. Accounts on the website are free to create and use, and the site is full of
What is CyberFire Puzzles? Created by the U.S. Department of Energy and Los Alamos National Laboratory, CyberFire Puzzles is a friendly competition that features a plethora of interesting mathematical and computer-science-based problems. You can expect to see sequence problems (think 1,5,9,d,...), number base conversion, network forensics,
Introduction to Binary ExploitationIntroduction to Binary Exploitation Jon Aldridge & Zach LeggettGoogle Docs [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HPmp8bUArvwahZypbRnZPgBd06lsSeDMh_PjRF_OQHM/edit?usp=sharing] This week we will be starting our section on binary exploitation, beginning with buffer overflows. We will start with an explanation on how the stack