It’s been the first club since winter break. New year, new me, they say. Over the break, Mr.Smith oversaw an operation like no other. He sought to convert the club fully digital. Some of the teams did not have the computing power at home. So, they had to meet as a cohort at school for […]
As we are coming back from Fall break, our results from the first round of CyberPatriot came in. Their tiers are top 30% is Platinum (100-70); Gold is top 40% (69-31); Silver is bottom 30% (0-30). With no order, CyberHounds coming in at 27.8%; Dogbytes at 18.6%; PoggerDoggers at 27.8%, OHHSTech at 31.9%, DigitalDogs being
On the morning of November 14th, all of the teams meet on Discord to compete for CyperPatriot round 1. While there were some mishaps here and there, everyone that needed to be on Discord, was on Discord. With the help of the district, Mr.Smith was able to have a cohort of people at the school.
Today we had 20 members show up. Today we talked about what positions everyone had on the team. We went over the PowerPoint for windows defense, if you want to review it, it’s on the Cyber Patriot website. There are a lot of resources there. Remember, round 1 is on the 14th of November. So
Today we finalized teams and talked about what we did wrong. All from the comfort of our homes on Discord calls. Having the groups of the people that are doing Windows, Linux, and PacketTracers split up should’ve helped where everyone when, got lost in the OS. For the newbies, this was an experience to listen
Today was the sneak of CyberPatriot’s virtual machines. We had most of our team members show. For some, this was difficult, others were completely lost. That’s ok, we will come back and look at that we did right and, what we can fix. The VM’s are a little different, difficult than what we had last
We had 20 students join today! Splitting the 20 students into three groups. One was Windows 10, another was Windows Server (2016), and the last one was Ubuntu (GNU/Linux). Some groups did get farther than others, and that’s ok. The point of today was not to breeze through the operating systems but to understand them,
Today we had a great party of 26 people that joined today. For the first time of the year, we as a club started using Autopsy, a digital forensics application that can be used to pick apart drives. From seeing deleted files to checking what operating system was being used, you can do it all
