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ECHO Club

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SkillBit is the club’s training platform and a club sponsor. Getting into the ECHO group takes four steps. An officer adds you by hand.

  1. Create your SkillBit account

    Free, and yours to keep — the account is not club-owned.

    Open SkillBit
  2. Find your username

    It is the handle in your profile URL — app.skillbit.com/u/yourname. That last part is what we need.

  3. Send it to ECHO

    Submit the handle and an officer adds you to the group. No shared code, nothing to leak.

  4. You are in

    The ECHO group appears on your SkillBit dashboard once an officer adds you. Competitions and training run from there.

    ECHO group dashboard

Share your rank on the club leaderboard · optional

Your handle and rank appear on wargames.html. The rank is self-reported, not pulled from SkillBit automatically. It comes from your placement on the SkillBit ranked scoreboard.

Some ECHO projects live in the club's private GitHub org. Send your username and an officer invites you by hand.

  1. Have a GitHub account

    Free, and yours to keep — the account is not club-owned.

    Create a GitHub account
  2. Find your username

    It is the handle in your profile URL — github.com/yourname. That is what we need.

  3. Send it to ECHO

    Submit the username and an officer sends the org invite by hand.

  4. You are in

    Accept the org invite email from GitHub once an officer sends it, and the club's private repos appear on your account.

ECHO fields teams for several ranked CTFs this season — Black Hat MEA, H7CTF, UND CyberHawks Nationals and more. Seats are limited and every team is a selection, not a sign-up. Pick the competition, tell us your handle, make your case — an officer picks from who applies.

  1. Pick your competition

    Choose the CTF you want a seat on. Each shows how many seats are left the moment you pick it.

  2. Your handle

    The name teammates and officers will know you by — your HTB, SkillBit or CTFtime handle. It's the platform name, and it's allowed to differ from your club name.

  3. Make your case

    More applicants than seats, most rounds — give the officer a reason.

    Not "why I like CTFs." A category you own (pwn, web, crypto…), a box you're proud of, a bracket you'd avenge. Competitive teams pick competitive people.

  4. An officer picks

    Applications go to the officer queue, not an auto-add — limited seats means a real decision, not a formality. You'll hear back either way.

Join the hack

No experience needed and no cybersecurity program enrollment to learn how to hack with ECHO Club. If you are curious and you are a student in the FRCC family or part of the local community, that is the only entry requirement. Community members are considered guest members and must be approved by Student Life.

Name

This is the only address that can ever sign you in — a verification code goes here, not to Discord or any other contact you give below. Make sure it is one you can actually check.

The field is required; a student address is not. We ask for one because it helps us reach you about events and shows you are currently enrolled — a personal address works just as well for signing in.

If you do use your FRCC address: college mail filtering can hold ECHO's verification code in Microsoft quarantine before it reaches you. You release it yourself, from your own account, at security.microsoft.com/quarantine. The sign-in page walks through the whole process under "Why FRCC email gets held", and the button to open it is there.

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Lands as pending until an officer reviews it. Only what you type here is collected.