Meetings

May 05:
Game Day
Apr 28:
WiFi Surveillance Talk
Apr 21:
Mandiant Industry Talk
Apr 14:
Request Smuggling Workshop
Apr 10:
Founder of Monster - Alum Talk
Apr 07:
Network Forensics Workshop
Apr 03:
Embedded Programming Night
Mar 31:
Crypto Workshop on Breaking...
Mar 10:
Praetorian Talk on Offensiv...
Mar 01:
Web Workshop XSS
Feb 24:
Resume Workshop
Feb 16:
Idealized Models in Cryptog...
Feb 13:
Second GBM + CPTC Workshop
Feb 10:
GBM
Oct 14:
Assembly and Binary Exploit...
Oct 07:
Hardware Workshops (Beginne...
Sep 30:
Web (Intro to Web CTF/All t...
Sep 23:
Introduction to Forensics
Sep 23:
Advanced Malware Workshop
Sep 19:
Intro to Pentesting Workshop
Sep 16:
Introduction to Unix/Linux ...
Sep 09:
Fall 2025 GBM
Apr 22:
Memory Forensics
Apr 15:
Active Directory Workshop
Apr 08:
Server Side Template Injection
Apr 01:
DDos Defense workshop
Mar 25:
Server-Side Attacks Workshop
Mar 11:
SolarWinds Hack of 2020
Mar 04:
ClearCo Alumni Talk
Feb 25:
Breaking the Vigenère Cipher
Feb 19:
Fortinet Guest Talk
Feb 11:
Cross Site Scripting (XSS) ...
Feb 04:
Spring 2025 GBM
Oct 11:
Active Directory/Incident R...
Oct 08:
Forensics Workshop
Oct 04:
Advanced Rev: Breaking Obfu...
Oct 01:
Reversing Workshop
Sep 27:
Advanced Web Workshop: Data...
Sep 24:
Web Exploitation Workshop
Sep 20:
Hack the Box and Setting Up...
Sep 17:
Unix Workshop
Sep 13:
Intro to CTFs
Sep 10:
Fall 2024 GBM
Apr 23:
SSRF Workshop
Apr 18:
Bugcrowd Talk
Apr 16:
RF Workshop
Apr 09:
Cloud and Containers Workshop
Apr 02:
Caesar Creek Guest Talk
Mar 05:
Windows Active Directory Wo...
Feb 27:
Cryptography Workshop
Feb 23:
Intro to Web Exploitation: ...
Feb 20:
Web Serialization Workshop
Nov 11:
HackUMass Workshop: Hardwar...
Nov 10:
Guest Talk: KPMG
Nov 07:
Guest Talk: Interrupt Labs ...
Oct 31:
XSS Workshop
Oct 27:
Playing HackTheBoo
Oct 24:
Forensics Workshop
Oct 20:
Advanced Topics: Ghidra & P...
Oct 17:
Introduction to Reverse Eng...
Oct 13:
Guest Talk: Tib3rius
Oct 06:
Red vs. Blue Team Simulatio...
Oct 03:
Introduction to Web Exploit...
Sep 29:
Red vs. Blue Team Simulation I
Sep 26:
Penetration Testing (Pentes...
Sep 19:
Unix Workshop
Sep 15:
Playing CSAW CTF
Sep 12:
General Body Meeting (GBM)
Sep 08:
CICS First Friday Fair
May 17:
Guest Talk: Tib3rius
May 03:
Web Serialization Workshop
Apr 07:
Guest Talk: Battelle
Apr 05:
Talking about OSCP
Mar 29:
UMassCTF 2023 Breakdown Wor...
Mar 22:
Hardware Hacking Workshop
Mar 03:
Red vs. Blue Simulation II
Mar 01:
Client-Side Web Workshop
Feb 25:
Playing VU CYBERTHON 2023
Feb 24:
Red vs. Blue Simulation I
Feb 22:
Cybersecurity Careers Workshop
Feb 15:
General Body Meeting (GBM)
Dec 06:
Okta Tech Talk
Nov 29:
Raytheon BBN Tech Talk
Nov 08:
Cyber Security in the Corpo...
Oct 18:
Security at Facebook Inform...
Sep 29:
NESD Carpool
Sep 25:
Talk from Cisco on Cybersec...
Sep 14:
General Interest Meeting
Apr 27:
Cybersecurity Conquest
Apr 06:
Talk on Security and Machin...
Mar 21:
Talk on Security at Google
Feb 28:
KPMG Security Tech Talk
Feb 23:
CTF Competition
Feb 15:
Optum Tech Talk
Feb 02:
CTF Prep Workshop
Jan 26:
General Interest Meeting- S...

Crypto Workshop on Breaking PRNGs

    Tue, Mar 31 2026
    7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    LGRC A104

PRNGs (Pseudo Random Number Generators) are mathematical algorithms designed to produce random-looking output that is actually deterministic. PRNGs are used very frequently as randomness is commonly desired in computer programs, but is it possible to break them?