At 9:50 A.M on Saturday, October 23rd, the gate was opened to our CyberPatriot participants so they could be able to get a head start on their images for Round 1. Members were able to arrive on time and were able to get started a little over 10:00 A.M. With the plans that teams were

For this meeting, an estimation of 26 students has arrived at today’s meeting, which includes finalizing what needs to be done for teams, writing notes so they could be used on Saturday, and which team member would be doing what during Round 1. Not only are the Images important, but teams also had to organize

For today’s meeting, an estimation of 20-23 members have arrived to officially start their training for CyberPatriot. Before the rounds begin for CyberPatriot, they send out a file that includes practice images for Ubuntu, Windows Server, and Windows 10. Not only that but Coach Smith has also introduced the Networking Challenge which CCNA 2 members

An estimation of 20 students arrived at B-23 to be able to continue their practices with the Windows Practice Image and studying a new unit for Cyberpatriot. Club President Isaiah Gutierrez began presenting Unit 7 which was based on Microsoft Windows Security Tools. For Cyberpatriot, the main goal is to be able to secure a

Approximately 18 students arrived at the meeting prepared for today’s materials that club officers have organized. Club President Isaiah Gutierrez has started off the meeting by introducing Cyberpatriot to new members so they can be aware of the competition that they will be participating in a month or so. Not only that he also discussed

An estimation of close to 30 members have arrived at the meeting and for today’s meeting, club officers have decided to start off the members with the Pwned Game. For this game, members would have to start off in the first part of the game which was to gain access to a computer by looking

An estimation of close to 30 students arriving at the Encrypted club meeting today, we immediately dived into one of the common topics that we work with during many of the competitions that we have competed in. Our Chief Technical Officer, Emiliano Guzman began to introduce Cryptography to many of the new students of the

Today was the day, all of the teams work up on this windy Saturday morning to compete in Southern California’s Cyber Cup. The teams had to everything, from Cryptography to Web Exploitation. It was similar to Mayor’s Cup, if Mayor’s Cup was the tutorial then Cyber Cup was the boss. For the first time, none

Seventeen people joined today, number were a bit low due to state testing. Even with the number difference, the teams split off and discussed/ worked on the the practice gymnasium for Cyber Cup. I know that we’ll be able to place top 8 in Cyber Cup. We’ve worked too hard not to. Competition is on