Hacking & Competition Websites
Disclaimer: All competition websites should be used at your own risk. It is recommended that you use a VM in NAT mode.

#	Hacking Competitions and URLs
1.	Honeynet Project Challenges
2.	CyberCompex
3.	flAWS challenge
4.	CTF Time : All About Capture The Flag
5.	InfoSec Institute CTF
6.	We Challenge
7.	Over The Wire Wargames
8.	Hack This Site
9.	Smash The Stack Wargaming Network
10.	Some CTFs from GitHub
11.	Exploit Exercises
12.	Hacker Challenges
13.	Cyber Security Challenge UK
14.	iCTF (International Capture The Flag)

Websites For Threat Intelligence Information

#	Name and URLs
1.	Internet Storm Center
2.	SANS Reading Room
3.	CYWARE
4.	Shadow Server for Dark Side Intelligence
5.	Security Intelligence from IBM

Other Resources on Cybersecurity

• A guide to learning computer code for cybersecurity
• How STIX, TAXII, and CybOX can help with standardizing threat information
• Senate Bill to require Cyber Security knowledge on Boards, or an explanation
• Seven criteria for evaluating today’s leading SIEM tools

INSTITUTIONAL SECURITY

#	Gwinnett Tech Policies and Contact Information
1.	3.3.4p. TCSG Procedure: Acceptable Computer & Internet Use
2.	7.2.4 GT Internet Access Filtering and Email Filtering Guidelines
3.	7.2.7 GT User ID and Password Guidelines
4.	Gwinnett Tech Help Desk

#	Information Security Awareness
1.	How to Keep Your Computer from Being Hacked
2.	Cybersecurity in Georgia
3.	Georgia Computer Crimes Law
4.	How to Recognize and Avoid Phishing Scams
5.	Georgia Bureau of Investigations: Identity Theft
6.	Georgia Bureau of Investigations: Victims – What to Do

Some Recorded Webinars for Training

Case Study: 6 Lessons Learned Hunting Advanced Cyber Criminals Started with a spike on a system normally dormant, and was related to Powershell.
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Some YouTube videos for Training

US Cyber 9/12 : Discussion about Cyber Attacks

Hacking Websites with SQL Injection

Cross Site Request Forgery

Power of Palo Alto Firewalls

Security Onion at Atlanta DC404 meeting April 2014 Robert Harris

Mandiant & Security Onion

Peeling Back the Layers of the Network with Security Onion

Intro to Bro

Network Security Monitoring in Minutes with Security Onion

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Cybersecurity Club Meetings

Emails are sent to all CIS Students about the Cybersecurity Club Meetings that are held the third full week in January, February, March, April, August, September, October & November in Building B. For more information contact: Mr. David Pragel, club faculty advisor at: dpragel@gwinnetttech.edu