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The OSU Security Club was founded in 2014 by Daniel Reichert, and was guided by Dr. Yeongjin Jang until 2023. Currently, the club is advised by Zane Ma. We focus on gaining hands-on experience with exploiting vulnerabilities in systems and networks, defending against these attacks, and getting involved in the security community. There’s no experience or knowledge required, only an interest in learning more about this incredibly important and expanding field!
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#### About
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Current leadership:
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The OSU Security Club was founded in 2014 by Daniel Reichert, and was guided by Dr. Yeongjin Jang until 2023. Currently, the club is advised by Dr. Zane Ma. We focus on gaining hands-on experience with exploiting vulnerabilities in systems and networks, defending against these attacks, and getting involved in the security community. There’s no experience or knowledge required, only an interest in learning more about this incredibly important and expanding field!
- TrailOfBits CTF Field Guide: [https://trailofbits.github.io/ctf/](https://trailofbits.github.io/ctf/)
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- CS499: Cyber Attacks And Defense (taught by our awesome advisor, Dr. Jang, check out the Lectures at this link): [https://cand.unexploitable.systems/cal.html](https://cand.unexploitable.systems/cal.html)
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- CS499: Cyber Attacks And Defense (taught by our awesome advisor, Dr. Jang, check out the Lectures at this link): [https://cand.unexploitable.systems/cal.html](https://cand.unexploitable.systems/cal.html)
-[Coming Soon] CDC Practice Range @ OSUSEC: See info on how to join the CDC role, or ask an officer in Discord.
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**Cryptography Materials**
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If you are feeling like reviewing some malware, we have a channel named #malware where you may read, discuss and share real world exploit PoCs, malware samples and other such materials.
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Of course this comes with an agreement that you will be on good behavior (you agree to abide by the [OSUSEC code of ethics](https://www.osusec.org/code-of-ethics/) and [channel rules](https://docs.google.com/document/d/11rS6Fb5jSCxDWK6nkoBpvlEZNebMGWVOymWltXXcri0/edit)).
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Of course this comes with an agreement that you will be on good behavior (you agree to abide by the [OSUSEC code of ethics](https://www.osusec.org/code-of-ethics/) and [channel rules](https://docs.google.com/document/d/11rS6Fb5jSCxDWK6nkoBpvlEZNebMGWVOymWltXXcri0t)).
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To join, run !malware, and agree to be good by pressing the checkbox.
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Also available is a #political-discussion channel, where anyone may engage in protracted discussion touching on politics. This as well comes with an agreement to the [OSUSEC code of ethics](https://www.osusec.org/code-of-ethics/) and [channel rules](https://docs.google.com/document/d/11rS6Fb5jSCxDWK6nkoBpvlEZNebMGWVOymWltXXcri0/edit).
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Also available is a #political-discussion channel, where anyone may engage in protracted discussion touching on politics. This as well comes with an agreement to the [OSUSEC code of ethics](https://www.osusec.org/code-of-ethics/) and [channel rules](https://docs.google.com/document/d/11rS6Fb5jSCxDWK6nkoBpvlEZNebMGWVOymWltXXcri0).
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