Getting Involved

No matter where you're at, we've got something for you!

Recruit is a hands-on approach to learning about the basics of offensive security.

It consists of several challenges that demonstrate introductory concepts in a CTF-style format.

Newcomers are highly encouraged to drop by the OSIRIS lab in 370 Jay Street, Room 1066, to ask for help.

Anyone can participate from anywhere at anytime, everything is online and hosted here.

Topics covered include:

• Binary Exploitation
• Cryptography
• Digital Forensics
• Reverse Engineering
• Web Security

By solving all challenges up to and including a 300 point challenge in any one category, you have completed the first step in becoming a member. Stop by the lab!

Some programming experience is recommended but not required

Capture the Flag are competitions where competitors can gain hands-on experience with offensive security through simulations of real world scenarios.

Our CTF team, NYUSEC competes in cyber security competitions almost every weekend throughout the year. We're playing most of the CTFs listed on ctftime.org as a team. We'll be playing as a team in RH219, come in for the team credentials per-event.

We welcome people of any skill level to come by and join us.

To learn more about CTF's, check this out.

Some programming experience is recommended

Researchers and industry professionals are invited to speak about their projects and experience at Cybersecurity Club (CSC).

Check out the calendar for more information about upcoming talks.

At CSC you can:

• Gain insight into the different concentrations within cyber security
• Connect with industry professionals
• Learn about relevant research efforts
• Learn about lab research projects

Recommended for all levels of experience

Past Talks

HackNight is a series of workshops in advanced topics for those who are comfortable with basics and are looking to expand their skills.

Every workshop aims to expose the audience to topics, tools, and skills that are currently relevant and applicable in industry or academia.

Topics covered include but are not limited to:

• Advanced binary exploitation techniques
• Advanced web exploitation techniques
• Advanced reverse engineering techniques
• Hardware hacking
• Attacks against cryptographic systems
• Presentations from industry experts

Some experience or knowledge of the topics covered in Recruit is recommended

Past Talks