Offensive Security Society Team Wins H1-213 Event

Cal State Fullerton’s Offensive Security Society (OSS) team placed first at HackerOne’s h1-213 event in November 2019.

Spring 2020

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Congratulations to Cal State Fullerton’s Offensive Security Society (OSS) team, which placed first at HackerOne’s h1-213 event in November 2019. During this event, 75 hackers attempted to hack real targets: the United States Air Force and Verizon Media. Computer science juniors Rojan Rijal and Brandon Nguyen, who are CSUF OSS board members, worked with two security engineers on the “StraightOuttaLA” team. After two weeks of hacking, the team placed first and won multiple Air Force–issued awards.

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