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DESCRIPTION:Student Cybersecurity Competition\n\nHeld during Fall Area meet
 ing for IEEE Section and Student Branch Training (see https://events.vtool
 s.ieee.org/m/43918 )\n\nThe competition consists of a cybersecurity puzzle
  that can be solved in under an hour by a very skilled programmer having a
  good day. There will also be a bonus puzzle which is a bit harder than th
 e first one. Warning: these puzzles have pitfalls and if you're not carefu
 l you can easily find yourself going down the wrong path!\n\nThe main poin
 t of this competition is to have fun! There will be "geek gifts" awarded t
 o the first local competitor and the first remote competitor to crack the 
 puzzle. There will also be a prize awarded to the first local competitor t
 o crack the bonus puzzle. Cash value of each prize is around $60.\n\nThe d
 etails:\n\nRegister below to compete.\n\nEligibility: Must be an IEEE memb
 er of a student branch in Region 6 NE Area (Boise\, Eastern ID\, Utah\, or
  one of the Montana sections) or SW area (Albuquerque\, Alamogordo-Holloma
 n\, Fort Huachuca\, Las Vegas\, Los Alamos/Northern New Mexico\, Phoenix\,
  San Diego\, or Tucson sections).\n\nParticipant categories: Local partici
 pants are those attending the student leadership training in Boise. All ot
 her participants are in the remote category.\n\nLocal contestants should b
 ring a laptop with the capability to run their favorite programming langua
 ge. The puzzle only requires general programming skills. It doesn't requir
 e cybersecurity training to solve.\n\nWhen the competition starts\, the pu
 zzle will be sent to you at the email address you provide when you registe
 r.\n\nRoom: 106 \, 307\, 309\, Bldg: Micron Engineering Building (MEC)\, 1
 020 S. Manitou Ave\, Boise State University\, Boise\, Idaho\, United State
 s\, 83706
LOCATION:Room: 106 \, 307\, 309\, Bldg: Micron Engineering Building (MEC)\,
  1020 S. Manitou Ave\, Boise State University\, Boise\, Idaho\, United Sta
 tes\, 83706
ORGANIZER:cgunning@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:12
SUMMARY:Region 6 NE/SW Area - Student Competition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/47615
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p><strong>Student Cybersecurity Competition<
 /strong></p>\n<p><strong>Held during Fall Area meeting for IEEE Section an
 d Student Branch Training (see&nbsp\;<a href="https://events.vtools.ieee.o
 rg/m/43918">https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/43918</a> )</strong></p>\n<p>
 The competition consists of a cybersecurity puzzle that can be solved in u
 nder an hour by a very skilled programmer having a good day. There will al
 so be a bonus puzzle which is a bit harder than the first one. Warning: th
 ese puzzles have pitfalls and if you're not careful you can easily find yo
 urself going down the wrong path!</p>\n<p>The main point of this competiti
 on is to have fun! There will be "geek gifts" awarded to the first local c
 ompetitor and the first remote competitor to crack the puzzle. There will 
 also be a prize awarded to the first local competitor to crack the bonus p
 uzzle. Cash value of each prize is around $60.</p>\n<p><strong>The details
 :</strong></p>\n<p>Register below to compete.</p>\n<p><em>Eligibility:</em
 > Must be an IEEE member of a student branch in Region 6 NE Area (Boise\, 
 Eastern ID\, Utah\, or one of the Montana sections) or SW area (Albuquerqu
 e\, Alamogordo-Holloman\, Fort Huachuca\, Las Vegas\, Los Alamos/Northern 
 New Mexico\, Phoenix\, San Diego\, or Tucson sections).</p>\n<p><em>Partic
 ipant categories:</em> Local participants are those attending the student 
 leadership training in Boise. All other participants are in the remote cat
 egory.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Local contestants should bring a laptop with the cap
 ability to run their favorite programming language. The puzzle only requir
 es general programming skills. It doesn't require cybersecurity training t
 o solve.</p>\n<p>When the competition starts\, the puzzle will be sent to 
 you at the email address you provide when you register.</p>
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