From here on out, these “weekly” blog posts will serve a similar function to the previous post. They are for those who may have missed the general meeting but still want to be informed about the topics we talked about. With that said, our topic of discussion for the third
For our second meeting, we presented a cybersecurity bootcamp. This primarily served as an introduction for people who were new to cyber, as this meeting covered many of the important disciplines of cyber at a high level. This post will be a bit of a TL;DR for those who
The first AUEHC meeting of the Fall 2020 semester was overall a success! It was an adjustment for everyone, as we had never done club meetings online, so there were definitely a couple of teething issues but thank you all for dealing with them and sticking around through it. This
Cyber Fire Puzzles (Fall 2020) is over! We want to thank everyone who participated in the event, and we hope that you enjoyed and learned from the experience. Below is a brief write-up of the event that includes the total number of participants, a list of the teams and their
Cyber Fire Puzzles are beginner-friendly cyber security challenges created by the U.S. Department of Energy and Los Alamos National Laboratory. The challenges cover a variety of cyber security topics and offer participants the opportunity to learn more about the field. Can I work with a team? Participants are encouraged