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An archive of past challenges from LA CTF hosted by ACM Cyber at UCLA and Psi Beta Rho.
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The official (award-winning) website for ACM at UCLA, the largest tech community on campus!
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LA CTF hosted by ACM Cyber & Psi Beta Rho! Website for the largest annual cybersecurity competition at UCLA! Whether you are tackling your first exploit or have professional experience, there will be challenges just right for you!
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Platform for LA CTF. Forked from redpwn/rctf.
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The home for ACM Cyber at UCLA! Website for the premier cybersecurity club at UCLA.
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📊 Website with UCLA grade distributions from 2021-2023
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A proof verification of "Optimal Implementation of Quantum Gates with Two Controls".
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XHacks 2021 Startup Track Winner: Be Heard. Educate, Enact, Empower. No voice left behind. (backend)
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ACM Cyber's modular script for syncing unified event information across disparate platforms!
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This repository presents work on the approximation of the Toffoli gate
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A next.js, typescript, react starter repository with built-in linting and github actions for ACM project development!
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Mar 1, 2023 - TypeScript
ACM Cyber's challenge deployment system, used for ACM Cyber activities and LA CTF
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Hardware/Firmware for LA Hacks 2022 2nd Place Overall, Best Hardware Hack, Life Hacks Track Winner: An IoT Communal Sharing System
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