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Traffic Light Hacking - The 5 Ds of Hacking

This was part of a school project in collaboration with Lockheed Martin.

An educational cybersecurity website aimed at students from grades 8-12

Fully operational site: https://zberritt.github.io/cybersecurity-website

Goals

  • Expose students from grades 8-12 on the dangers of hacking
  • Expose students to the basics of cybersecurity

Hosting

The files are pure HTML, CSS and JS with no backend components. Files should be compatible with any hosting solution (apache, nginx, github pages, etc).

Github Pages

Since our code is hosted on github, forking the code to host on github pages is very simple. For more info: https://pages.github.com/

  1. Fork this repo by clicking the "Fork" button on the top right

  2. On your forked repo (https://github.com/your-name/cybersecurity-website), open you repo's settings

  3. Scroll down to "Github Pages" and change your branch to main and your source to / (root) and save

  4. Your website will be ready at https://your-name.github.io/cybersecurity website

Support

All issues with the software can be reported on the issue tab. For direct communication, please send an email to zberritt@gmail.com.

Contributing

Anyone is welcome to create pull requests. For any major changes, open an issue to discuss before making any changes.

License

MIT

Authors and Acknowledgment

Created by Zachary Berritt, Patrick Miller and Peter Gallina.

Special thanks to Lockheed Martin for providing images and resources for the project.

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