The CTF association at TU/e.

Intro to Linux

Join us for a hands-on Linux workshop, focused on teaching fundamental skills such as installation, command-line usage, and best practices - using Ubuntu and Kali Linux. Perfect for beginners - no prior experience needed!

🖥️ Bring your laptop – tools and guidance will be provided.

We are going to check attendance. Please make sure to show up if you apply or let us know that you are unable to come.

Date: September 10th (Wednesday)

Location: Neuron -1.354

Schedule:
18:00 - 20:00

Goals & Vision

In our eyes, CTFs are one of the best aspects of cybersecurity. They provide a great way to learn, but can also be described as a purely competitive sport, thereby providing value for individuals of all skill levels in the field. Not only that, but they also bring people together, which is a priceless quality in any technical environment.

The board of E.S.H.A. Trojan not only aims to establish a medium through which people of any background can start participating in CTFs, but also to create a thriving community of hackers to share experiences with.

We have subdivided this vision into four separate goals:

1. Setting up structural training aimed to improve your ability to solve CTF challenges
2. Providing opportunities for members to participate in CTFs and making them more accessible as a whole
3. Finding ways to connect people that share a passion for hacking
4. Organizing a large scale annual CTF of our own

We wish to foster this community and cannot wait to see it grow. In the rest of our policy plan, we will convince you on how we will achieve these goals. But more importantly, we hope to persuade you to join E.S.H.A. Trojan.

Sincerely,
The 0th Board of E.S.H.A. Trojan