We are back with another workshop! You will be working through 6 flags (Windows + Linux, easy → hard), with a quick briefing at the start and a debrief on solutions & best practices at the end. If you aren't enrolled in this unit, and would like to learn some pen-testing techniques, feel free to join!   (Note: Students from other universities; please select the other university ticket -- this costs $10; failure to do so will result in denial of entry)

Step into the role of a forensic analyst and help uncover the truth behind a major data breach and trace digital footprints, reconstruct audit trails, and identify the attacker before time runs out. This event is open to everyone of any skill level with no prior experience needed. Have fun! Note: This is meant to be with teams (of at most 3 people)

Location: Building 303, room 222 (303.222) Every week on monday from 4-6pm This is a great way to network, have fun and learn more about cyber security! Event Requirements (For Next Week): - Program Mapping, Memory, Basic Assembly, Registers - Bring your laptops please   So Far Taught: - Cyber Security Pre-requisites - Common vulnerabilities - Prototype poisoning Event Description: Do you not know where to start learning Cyber Security? Because I did. I ended up teaching myself and it was a longer process than needed. So I'm going to be teaching you guys. It is preferred to have some experience with a programming language, the lower level the better. However, I'll be starting from the basics so even if you don't know programming at all I'll take some time during the social hour to answer any questions you may have.

The Curtin Cyber Security Club is hosting a focused revision workshop for students enrolled in the Penetration Testing and Defence unit. A group of students who successfully completed the unit last year will be facilitating the session, sharing their insights, and guiding practice on key topics, including reconnaissance and other common test areas. Don’t miss this opportunity for structured practice, peer-to-peer learning, and exam preparation support. 📅 Saturday 23 August 🕐 1:00 – 4:00 pm 📍 Room 300.217:CT

Hey This workshop will focus on Cryptography. For students enrolled in 'Fundamental Concepts of Cryptography' (and of course, anyone interested), the goal is to build on the fundamental theory covered in the unit, enabling you to confidently apply cryptographic techniques in a variety of real-world contexts. Learn to encrypt and decrypt: Files at rest or in an email, A USB, HD Partitions, A Linux Operating System, Endpoints/Sockets., Details: Date: Friday, 30th of May Time: 5:30 PM Location: 312.222:FF Food: There will be food provided! Things to bring: a laptop with a Linux distro (VM), an empty USB and/or an empty external hard drive - all of which are optional, but to get the most out of the session, it would be great to be able to do the short labs. Open to everyone!

What’s on the agenda? Meet the Committee: Get to know the awesome team behind our club! Solutions Session: Analysis of the solutions for the previous 4 challenges with the creators. Q&A: Have questions about upcoming tests? Bring them along—we're here to help! Catered Food: Enjoy delicious food while we discuss all things club-related. Future Activities Discussion: Let’s brainstorm and chat about exciting events on the horizon!