On September 8th, the annual event of CEROC the “Cyber Discovery Day” was held.  It was yet another successful event. The number of attendees went up from last year.  Its a day when students from all majors are welcomed to learn about cyber security.

The purpose of this event is to bring cyber security close to the students. The students can learn about cyber security in general. They also get an opportunity to learn about personal experience of cyber security professionals who works in cyber day in day out.

A ‘Student Panel’ is formed with the students working in security. The panel share experiences of working in security and interacts with the students to answer their questions. It is one of the most interesting part of the day.

The students then enjoy a networking session with all the other cyber security students and professionals. Researches in cyber security is also presented by the students later in the day.

The day ends with a CyberSecurity game for the participating students.

We are delighted to welcome all the new and returning students to our first meeting of this year. Get to know more about our club, who we are and what we do. Meet the officers and enjoy some pizza with us. Everyone is welcome.

Meeting Details:

Date – August 30th (Thursday)

Room – Bruner 207

Time – 11:00 AM

PDF- Inaugural Meeting

Cyber Eagles-W and ACM-W is organizing a joint event on Monday, February 19th at 5 pm. Join us in Prescott 225. The webinar is about high performance computing and research opportunities. Pizza, drinks and desserts will be provided.

Metasploit is one of the most powerful tool in Offensive Security and the world’s most used penetration testing framework.

Metasploit Framework (MSF) is not just a collection of exploits, it allows you to perform security assessment according to your own environment. It is one single tool freely available, that helps the security professionals in their jobs everyday.

If you are thinking about to start a career in the ‘Red Team’ of security and exploit systems to find vulnerabilities then MSF is what you need. The Metasploit Framework will give you the head start you need.

To help students learn more about MSF, CyberEagles has started a Metasploit Learning Group. The group will meet on every Tuesday at 5pm in Prescott – 227.

Contact Person:

Rahat Mashum

M. Rayhan Ahmed Mithu