Special Lecture and Hacker Club Experience Event
Digital Hollywood University (DHU), a ministry of education-approved institution located in Ochanomizu, Tokyo, is excited to announce a special lecture titled "Cyber Attack Case Study" along with a Hacker Club entry experience event on May 27, 2025. This event opens doors for students interested in becoming white hat hackers, providing them with valuable insights into the real-world challenges of cybersecurity.
Event Overview
The special lecture and Hacker Club experience is designed for students and aspiring hackers who wish to deepen their understanding of cybersecurity and get a feel for the Hacker Club's activities. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from Yuto Tanaka, a renowned hacker and adviser to the Hacker Club, who will present real-world cyber attack case studies.
- - Date: May 27, 2025 (Tuesday)
- - Time: 17:30 - 19:00
- - Location: Surugadai Hall, 3rd Floor, Digital Hollywood University Ochanomizu Campus
- - Capacity: 150 participants
- - Cost: Free (reservation required)
Schedule
Part 1: Special Lecture by Yuto Tanaka
In this section, Tanaka will share insights on the latest cyber attack trends through actual case studies. This is an exceptional chance to learn about the realities of cyber threats and gain a hacker's perspective on tackling these challenges.
Part 2: Hacker Club Entrance Test Experience
Participants will take part in a simulated entrance test for the Hacker Club, giving them a unique look into the club's activities and community.
Who Should Attend?
This event is particularly recommended for:
- - Current students eager to join the Hacker Club
- - Anyone interested in hacking or programming
- - High school students considering enrollment at Digital Hollywood University
- - Aspiring hackers looking to explore career paths in cybersecurity
About Yuto Tanaka
Yuto Tanaka, born on February 23, 1992, is the CEO of Four and Fourzet. He has an impressive background, having developed and sold a file-sharing system at age 14 using Gnutella P2P technology. A graduate of the National Defense Medical College with a degree in Civil Engineering, he specializes in information strategy and cybersecurity, actively participating in Red Team Operations for over ten years. Tanaka has also worked extensively with companies to enhance security measures and develop robust systems.
Tanaka previously served as the Special Advisor to the Cabinet Office of Japan for Cyber Intelligence, and he is currently a Professor and Honorary Dean of the IT Department at Zuytan University in Vietnam.
Activities of the Hacker Club
The Hacker Club at Digital Hollywood University aims to foster technical skills and enhance cybersecurity knowledge through various activities:
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Monthly Study Sessions: Workshops and seminars focusing on the latest security threats and techniques led by club members and external experts.
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Penetration Testing Practice: Members conduct simulated penetration tests on target systems to share results and learn collaboratively.
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Programming Skill Enhancement: Projects involve creating automation tools using languages like Python and Bash, with members expected to develop original security tools annually.
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Support for Security Certifications: The club organizes study sessions for certifications such as CEH, OSCP, and CISSP to help members achieve their qualifications.
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Participation in CTF Competitions: Members compete in Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions to test and showcase their skills, aiming for higher rankings and enhanced knowledge in specified categories like web security and reverse engineering.
Conclusion
This event hosted by Digital Hollywood University serves as an excellent opportunity for students and interested individuals to delve into the captivating world of cybersecurity while experiencing the engaging environment of the Hacker Club. Interested participants can reserve their spot for this insightful evening to unravel the complexities and realities of cyber threats together with like-minded peers.