Cyber Patriot State Round of the 2025-2026 School Year – 12/13/26 Cyber Patriot’s State round has concluded, good efforts everyone! The competition was held from 10 AM – 2 PM with no penalties. This round was the most challenging yet, with 3 images that consisted of Windows Server, Linux Mint and Ubuntu. All 5 teams […]
Cyber Patriot Round 2 of the 2025-2026 School Year – 11/15/25 The Cyber Patriot round 2 has been concluded, well done everyone! The competition was held from 10 AM – 2 PM unfortunately followed with 2 penalties. Here are the Round 2 scores before PT:DogBytes 153/1964 7.8% 272 (Before PT and MU penalties) | 122/1973
Cyber Patriot Round 1 of the 2025-2026 School Year – 10/25/25 Cyber Patriot Round 1 has been completed, great job everyone! The competition was held from 10 AM – 2 PM with no late penalties! Here are the Round 1 Results (Before PT). DogBytes 18-2968 144/1953 196 7.4% OHHSTech 18-3680 376/1953 190 19.3% CyberHounds 18-3681
Fourth 3ncrypted club meeting of the 2025-2026 school year – 09/25/25 This meeting got us our one and only glimpse into what Cyber Patriot would hold! The sneak peek round is held once a year and only open during that day, luckily our meeting fell right on this day! This time around it was a
Third 3ncrypted club meeting of the 2025-2026 school year – 09/04/25 The third meeting of the year was focused on Windows Server! Some of you may have already been exposed to Windows Server in previous classes or may have just seen it for the first time. Windows Server will be one of 4 sections in
Second 3ncrypted club meeting of the 2025-2026 school year – 08/28/25 We are now in our second meeting of the year, which means stepping into our first glimpse of what Cyber Patriot will have! This meeting was centered around our first Windows image based on Windows 11, which may have been a new experience for
The first round that is on a Saturday took place! however- A scary round for most, if not all. This was the State Round, the first round of elimination! If a team did not make it above 20% of the state, they do not continue to Semifinals. After the recalculation, all Oak Hill’s teams were
For the past two weeks, new and returning club members have been working with unofficial images to refresh their skills and get familiar with the process. They’ve been using both Windows and Linux virtual machines. Recently, they’ve started working with official CyberPatriot images. Although these aren’t scored, they help fully prepare members for the real,
Three teams went to Moreno Valley College to compete in CyberHub’s Mayor’s Cup for the Inland Empire. It was a grueling day doing CTF-style cyber security competition. Yet, after the dust settled, we had one team win third place! The team was within one short question of second and one long question from first. Great
