Even though Danial and Aisyah were both swamped with their final year semester, they still took the time out of their busy schedules to teach their uni-mates about web application vulnerabilities on a Saturday. How cool is that?

As their university didn't offer a practical cybersecurity course, they both put in a lot of effort to prepare the materials on their own time through self-study and took it upon themselves to create materials for their uni-mates. Their dedication and hard work are truly admirable!

On the 20th of April, Sarah was invited by Google Developer Student Clubs UTeM to deliver a sharing session about basic Linux stuff. Sarah beautifully presented her "Learn Linux by Owning The Game" which attended by 100 students from different local universities.

Kelvin recently shared his first experience of travelling to Japan and attending BSides Tokyo on April 19th. The sharing was exclusively for MCC alumni and friends. During the discussion, Kelvin shared his insights and knowledge gathered through the talks, from the BSides Tokyo crew members, speakers, and other attendees. He also shared how he prepared for his solo journey to Japan, which was insightful for the listeners.

5 of the MCC alumni were selected to receive Black Hat Asia Student Scholarship this year! To be selected, the candidate must show their achievements and contributions to the community. This is a proud achievement as this could be a proof that their achievements and contributions to the community are recognised by the Black Hat Asia Student Scholarship panels.

Well done Amir, Naqib, Zach, Sarah and Amin! We hope all 5 of you enjoyed the conference.

Last year, TCM Security sponsored us with three valuable PNPT vouchers and Firdaus was one of the lucky participants who received it. Today, we received the good news that he successfully passed the exam!

Congratulations! And thank you TCM Security for sponsoring us and supporting our efforts in building the a quality next-generation cybersecurity practitioners in Malaysia!