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'''Alright, i'm reading all this stuff, but I feel like I do not know what the hell I'm doing''' | '''Alright, i'm reading all this stuff, but I feel like I do not know what the hell I'm doing''' | ||
| − | That's fine. I didn't either. Unless you're hitting shit with a hammer, you'll be fine. There's nothing you can do to your own user accounts that cannot be undone. Just hit the [[Beginners]] | + | That's fine. I didn't either. Unless you're hitting shit with a hammer, you'll be fine. There's nothing you can do to your own user accounts that cannot be undone. Just hit the [[Beginners]] and [[Getting Started on IRC]] pages and I'll try and talk you up from the beginning. Keep in mind, I do not know what you do and do not know. If something you read on here doesn't make sense, its because '''We are NOT''' being clear. If something ever doesn't make sense, its our fault, not yours. So engage an officer (especially flay) and let them know that you're having a problem. |
'''To make the most of your time We advise you to hit some Milestones''' | '''To make the most of your time We advise you to hit some Milestones''' | ||
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* [[Getting Started on IRC]] | * [[Getting Started on IRC]] | ||
*[[Write an IRC Bot]] | *[[Write an IRC Bot]] | ||
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| + | Once you are familiar with IRC a bit, check out these community guides | ||
| + | * [https://ccowmu.org/~cokezero/irchelp/ Yakko IRC Community Manual] * Tell him to update this | ||
| + | * [https://ccowmu.org/~cokezero/ircscripts/ Basic scripting for IRC clients] | ||
| − | + | == Cyber Security Stuff == | |
| − | Cyber Security | + | |
| − | + | Check out these links for an idea of what to expect from ctfs and something to get you started thinking about cyber security. | |
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| + | *[http://www.pico.com pico] Beginner | ||
| + | *[http://www.overthewire.org overthewire] : Beginner to advanced. Start with "Bandit" challenges. | ||
| + | *[[Pentester Bootcamp]] : Advanced, focused on hacking webservers | ||
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[[Category:Newbie]] | [[Category:Newbie]] | ||
First step should be coming and checking out our space. We have a public meeting every week on Thursdays at 6pm in Kohrman 2225
Come check us out, and see if you like us and what we have to offer
First and foremost, realize that this is an organic learning environment; a collection of individuals working both together and separately. To get the most out of cclub, you'll have to learn how to strike out on your own with the understanding that you'll have help when you need it.
Some friendly advice
Get comfortable with IRC. Its how we communicate during the week, and is a great resource for networking and jobs. It can get crazy and horrible, but once you get used to our style, you'll realize how invaluable of a tool it is.
Learn about the resources that we have. We have a ton of tools, computers, components, networking hardware, and random technology and code that is at your disposal.
Be active on the wiki and don't be afraid to contribute. We protect our knowledge.
Alright, i'm reading all this stuff, but I feel like I do not know what the hell I'm doing
That's fine. I didn't either. Unless you're hitting shit with a hammer, you'll be fine. There's nothing you can do to your own user accounts that cannot be undone. Just hit the Beginners and Getting Started on IRC pages and I'll try and talk you up from the beginning. Keep in mind, I do not know what you do and do not know. If something you read on here doesn't make sense, its because We are NOT being clear. If something ever doesn't make sense, its our fault, not yours. So engage an officer (especially flay) and let them know that you're having a problem.
To make the most of your time We advise you to hit some Milestones
Look at some tutorials on what you can do
Once you are familiar with IRC a bit, check out these community guides
Check out these links for an idea of what to expect from ctfs and something to get you started thinking about cyber security.