Aaron Gudrian and Nicholas Ingersoll developed a method of performing large scale wireless access point surveys by pairing a DJI Phantom 3 drone with a Hak5 Wifi Pineapple Nano as a project for Dr. Bull’s CSC432 – Computer & Network Security course.
The Observer-Dispatch online (http://www.uticaod.com/) published an article regarding the CNY Hackathon event Utica College will be hosting on the 22nd and 23rd of April.
You can read the article following this link: http://www.uticaod.com/article/20160421/NEWS/160429872
The Cybersecurity Scripting course, CSC 206, is currently locked for Fall 2016 registration due to a mistake in the catalog related to the pre-requisites listed for this course.
The proper paperwork is working its way through the system, and the Registrar’s office will soon unlock the course, and the course capacity will be reset to its original 20 seats.
If you have questions about the course itself, please contact Prof. Ronny Bull (rlbull@utica.edu)
We are offering a new course in Cybersecurity Scripting for the Fall 2016 semester, and I wanted to use this post to explain the scope of the class and its objectives, the skill-set required to take this course, and what you will get out of it.
We were not supposed to share this yet. But, we just are so excited… check out this cool new badge for the upcoming CNY Hackathon. The artwork was donated by Romanelli Communications and the Production costs have been picked up by our friends at AIS. We are very thankful to have such great local businesses involved with this excellent event for the students!
Remember to bring your resumes to the Hackathon event this semester! The following companies will be present during the event to talk with students about job and internship opportunities. They will also have the chance to walk around during the event and observe student teams in action!
M.A. Polce Consulting, Inc.
AIS (Assured Information Security)
Harris Critical Networks
BNY Mellon
Critical Technologies, Inc.
GrayCastle Security
NYCM Insurance
Utica College
If you want to SSH into the CS department SSH server (chewy) without having to type your password each time use the following instructions to create a SSH public/private key pair. This is a handy skill to learn especially if you are looking to script processes that require the SSH service. If you do not use keys when scripting then each time an SSH connection is made the script will fail since no one will be around to type in the SSH password.
Continue reading Creating SSH keys for password-less access to chewy
We will be having our annual gathering event Tuesday, 10/20, from 3pm to 5pm, in L100 in the Library basement.
– Learn about what’s happening in the department and how it affects you.
– Meet our new faculty member, Prof. Ronny Bull
– Hack Halloween
– Have some munchies while chatting with your fellow CS majors.