The FOSS Club is a student community-based group in the Delhi Technical Campus for enthusiasts focused on contributing to Free and Open Source Software and mentoring students to achieve excellence in various fields of Computer Science. FOSS, or Free and Open Source Software, is software that gives users the freedom to share, study, and modify it. This freedom allows for security, flexibility, and transparency. Security: FOSS is often more secure than proprietary software, thanks to a community that can quickly identify and fix vulnerabilities. Flexibility: Free software can be customized to meet specific needs. Transparency: The freely available source code allows anyone to inspect and verify the software's safety and security. Core Pillars The FOSS Club focuses on 3 prime topics: Open Source: The FOSS Club focuses on open-source technologies and tools. Cyber Security: The FOSS Club also focuses on ethical hacking and cyber security. Decentralization: The FOSS Club will focus on self-hosted and decentralization technologies and tools. Ideology: The Ideology behind this club is inspired by FSF, GNU/Linux, and Unix Operating Systems. We believe that as a community of students, we all can learn and share our knowledge to achieve our goals altogether. Information isn't meant to be hidden or left out, but rather to be shared and discussed so the core principles we follow in this club are: Helping each other Sharing knowledge Learning together Constructive criticism Community Collaboration