Resources

The Cyberwildcats have been around for almost 14 years now and in all that time we’ve built up a considerable amount of resources for members to take advantage of in their journey to learn more about cybersecurity, hacking, and personal development. This is an overview of those resources to help club members find their way around.

General Club Information

Want to join Cyberwildcats? Just fill out the Cyberwildcats Application Form!

Find out when Cyberwildcats events are happening with the Cyberwildcats Event Calendar

Even before its recent transition to an online only organization, the primary means of communication between Cyberwildcats club members has been via our Slack. All Cyberwildcats club members are invited to our workspace after acceptance into the organization.

Cyberwildcats Slack

While most Cyberwildcats communication happens via Slack (see above) sometimes an email is a more appropriate means of sharing information, ideas, and asking questions. The Cyberwildcats have long had a Google Group just for this purpose. All Cyberwildcats club members should be a part of the Google Group. If you are a club member and are not part of our Google Group, please contact the coach via Slack.

Google Group for Cyberwildcats

An increasing amount of Cyberwildcats development and learning is being done on Github. All Cyberwildcats club members are entitled to join the Cyberwildcats Github organization. To get added to the Cyberwildcats Github Organization, club members should post their request with the link to their Github profile in the #github channel on the Cyberwildcats Slack and @myssfit , @t3hc0ach , and @Smiley

The Cyberwildcats Github Organization

To access the Google Drive resources, you must be a member of the Cyberwildcats Google Group. All Cyberwildcats club members should have membership into the Google Group. If you do not, please contact the coach via Slack.

Cyberwildcats Google Drive

The Cyberwildcats has several dedicated Proxmox clusters that club members can use for experimentation and learning. This is also the environment where we run offensive-defensive exercises for students to benefit from hands-on cyber security experiences and tutelage from faculty and friends of Cyberwildcats, such as Pros V Joes. To request access, please post in the Proxmox Support Channel on Cyberwildcats Slack to ask for access. Make sure to include @myssfit and @t3hc0ach in your message.

Cyberwildcats Proxmox (VPN required)

Cyberwildcats Proxmox Usage Manual

Many of the Cyberwildcats activities require access to our private network using our VPN. Club member will be given an OVPN file with password will need to install the proper client. To request access, please post in the VPN Support Channel on Cyberwildcats Slack to ask for access. Make sure to include @myssfit and @t3hc0ach in your message.

Client installation

• Windows: OpenVPN version 2.4.12
• Linux: the latest OpenVPN
• Mac: Tunnelblick.