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<b>Email:</b> crimsonCyberDefense@gmail.com <br>
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<b>Website:</b> uacrimsondefense.github.io<br>
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## [Meet the Crimson Defense H@ckers](/Crimson_Defense_H@ckers)
The competition team is comprised of individuals motivated and driven to protect the world from any potential exploit or vulnerability. While both focused on hardening systems and pen-testing systems to make sure they are as secure as they can be, the Crimson Defense H@ckers work tirelessly day in and day out. They are an elite security group and there isn't a problem too difficult for them to solve. Head over to the Crimson Defense H@ckers directory and meet the team!
## [Where do I even start?](/0_Where_To_Start)
One of most puzzling things to figure out, especially when trying to start learning about cybersecurity. There is so much to learn, which is one of the reasons why it is so great. But with there being so much information out there it can be hard to figure out where to even begin. This folder will help those brand new to cybersecurity. Individuals who have little to no experience and want to get started but don't know where to go. Hopefully the resources here will help you understand what cybersecurity is all about.<br><br>
## [I'm new but I'm not brand new, you know?](/1_Beginner)
After learning the basics and having an understanding of what cybersecurity is, it is time to start diving deeper and learning all about the different aspects of cybersecurity.
After learning the basics and having an understanding of what cybersecurity is, it is time to start diving deeper and learning all about the different aspects of cybersecurity.<br>
# Crimson Cyber Defense Competition Team
Welcome! Everyone from begginer level to advanced are welcome and encouraged to join
the competition team. It is a great opportunity to learn more about cyber security
and really dive deep into what it takes to solve complex cyber security problems.
Here you will find resources on CTFs and other competitions. New to cyber competitions?
Check out the resources within the [Where_to_Start](/Competition_Team/0_Where_to_Start) directory.<br/>
# Before You Start!
If you are looking to start solving your own challenges and learning about how to compete,
if you do not already have a virtual machine set up to where you can solve these challenges
go ahead and checkout the [kali directory](/Kali_Linux) and follow the instructions on how to set
up your own kali linux virtual machine!
# CTF
CTF stands for Capture The Flag. If you didn't know, now you know.
# Tools
Checkout each individual CTF topic's directory and learn more about them and find out
which tools you can be using right now to help you with solving CTF challenges!<br/>
Different topics you might come across in a CTF event include:<br/>
[Forensics](/Competition_Team/CTF/Forensics)<br/>
[Cryptography](/Competition_Team/CTF/Cryptography)<br/>
[Web Exploitation](/Competition_Team/CTF/Web_Exploitation)<br/>
[Reverse Engineering](/Competition_Team/CTF/Reverse_Engineering)<br/>
[Binary Exploitation](/Competition_Team/CTF/Binary_Exploitation)<br/>