Welcome to The FOSS Club!

Learn, build, and collaborate with fellow open-source enthusiasts.

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Free & Open Source and Hacker Culture at DTC

About Us

The FOSS Club is a student community-based group in the Delhi Technical Campus for enthusiasts focused on contributing toFree and Open Source SoftwareYes! That's the full form of FOSSand mentoring students to achieve excellence in various fields of Computer Science.

Core Pillars

  • Open Source: The FOSS Club promotes open-source software, FOSS philosophy, self-hosting, Linux, and collaborative development.
  • Cyber Security: The FOSS Club explores ethical hacking, CTFs, reverse engineering, digital privacy, OSINT, and cybersecurity research.
  • Hardware: The FOSS Club will focus on self-hosted systems, open hardware, embedded devices, SBCs (like Raspberry Pi and RISC-V boards), firmware hacking, retro computing, and all the cool hardware stuff.

Our Timeline

2022Idea Initiated
2023Club Created in DTC
2024Conducted 7+ Major Events
2025Organized 2 (36 Hours) FOSS Hacks
2025Joined FOSS United
2025Conducted 6+ Major Events and OCC
2026Organized FOSS Hack 2026 Month‑Long

Our Projects

Passvyn

A Python-based secured password manager which is highly secured using SHA256.

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face-recognition

Face Recognition code which detects faces on live cameras implemented using OpenCV and DLib in Python and C++.

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SafePath

SafePath is an intelligent navigation platform helps users choose safer routes instead of just faster ones.

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Securecon-Bruteforce

About: Site used in SecureCon for BruteForce Hands-On Challenge

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Events Concluded

Introduction to FOSS
December 24, 2023

Introduction to FOSS

Conducted an event on the basic fundamentals of FOSS and educated students about the key terms used in the world of open source.

Linux Installation & the Power of Command Line
February 15, 2024

Linux Installation & the Power of Command Line

Hands-on workshop on Linux installation, configuration, and basic CLI commands.

How_To?
April 15, 2024

How_To?

Conference with talks, workshops, and networking with industry experts.

FOSS Hack '24
July 27, 2024

FOSS Hack '24

Hackathon for students to develop innovative tech solutions with mentorship.

Incepta (Introductory Event)
October 14, 2024

Incepta (Introductory Event)

Introductory event for first-year students on open source, AI, and entrepreneurship.

Capture The Flag (CTF – Technovate)
October 24, 2024

Capture The Flag (CTF – Technovate)

Competitive cybersecurity event with challenges to test students’ skills.

FOSS Hack '25
February 22-23, 2025

FOSS Hack '25

National-level hybrid hackathon for innovative open-source solutions.

Lumexis: Interactive session on Git & Open-Source Alternatives
September 2, 2025

Lumexis: Interactive session on Git & Open-Source Alternatives

A hands-on session where you’ll install Linux, learn how it works, and understand why so many developers swear by it.

SecureCon
October 8, 2025

SecureCon

A Cybersecurity Event having an Speaker session and Hands-on covering Port-Scanning, SQLinjection and Brute-Force.

Unlocking TUX: Linux Installation Party
October 15, 2025

Unlocking TUX: Linux Installation Party

A hands-on session where you’ll install Linux, learn how it works, and understand why so many developers swear by it.

FOSS Hack 2026
March 1-31, 2026

FOSS Hack 2026

A month-long hackathon focused on innovation and open-source development in India’s biggest FOSS hackathon. Build a new project, contribute to existing work, learn from mentors, and connect with the community.

Open Source Tools We Love

Git

Distributed version control system

Linux

Open-source operating system and ecosystem

Neovim

Modern, extensible text editor built for power users

Podman

Rootless container engine for FOSS-friendly workflows

Kubernetes

Container orchestration for production workloads

PostgreSQL

Advanced open-source relational database

Redis

In-memory datastore and message broker

Nginx

High-performance web server and reverse proxy

Terraform

Infrastructure as Code for repeatable deployments

Ansible

Agentless automation and configuration management

Prometheus

Monitoring and alerting toolkit for systems

Grafana

Dashboards and observability visualizations

Git

Distributed version control system

Linux

Open-source operating system and ecosystem

Neovim

Modern, extensible text editor built for power users

Podman

Rootless container engine for FOSS-friendly workflows

Kubernetes

Container orchestration for production workloads

PostgreSQL

Advanced open-source relational database

Redis

In-memory datastore and message broker

Nginx

High-performance web server and reverse proxy

Terraform

Infrastructure as Code for repeatable deployments

Ansible

Agentless automation and configuration management

Prometheus

Monitoring and alerting toolkit for systems

Grafana

Dashboards and observability visualizations

Frequently Asked Questions

What is FOSS?

FOSS stands for Free and Open Source Software. It refers to software that is freely available for use, modification, and distribution.

How can I join the FOSS Club?

You can join our club by filling out the application form in the "Join" section of our website. We welcome students of all skill levels who are interested in open source software.

Do I need programming experience to join?

No, you don't need prior programming experience to join. We welcome members with diverse backgrounds and skill levels. Our club provides learning opportunities for beginners as well as advanced developers.

How often does the club meet?

We typically have weekly meetings during the academic year. The schedule is posted on our website and social media channels at the beginning of each semester.

Get in Touch

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