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Access Control
Physical and electronic access systems, badges, locks, doors, sensors, and how security controls work in the real world.
Blue Team
Defensive security, monitoring, detection, incident response, threat hunting, and protecting systems from attack.
Bypass
Creative ways to work around security controls, restrictions, filters, or assumptions in systems.
Code Gauntlet/AI Code Hacking
Hands-on coding challenges, secure development puzzles, logic problems, and practical programming tasks.
Cyber Threat Intel
Tracking adversaries, tactics, vulnerabilities, indicators, and real-world threat activity.
CyberPolyglots
A space for multilingual, cross-cultural, or global cybersecurity discussions and community connections.
HAM (Radio)
Amateur radio, RF communication, emergency communications, antennas, and hands-on radio exploration.
Hardware Hacking
Tearing apart, modifying, reverse engineering, and experimenting with physical devices and embedded systems.
Home Lab
Building personal labs for learning cybersecurity, networking, servers, cloud, virtualization, and experimentation.
IoT (Internet of Things)
Internet of Things devices, smart gadgets, sensors, embedded systems, and their security risks.
ISP
Internet service provider concepts, routing, infrastructure, networking, broadband, and how internet connectivity works.
Linux
Linux learning, command-line skills, open-source tools, system administration, and practical hands-on help.
Lock Picking
Physical lock mechanics, lock sport, bypass techniques, and ethical hands-on practice.
Net Run
Network-focused challenges involving packets, protocols, routing, scanning, and connectivity puzzles. Just kidding, this is an actual run.. like move your body run.
Official CTF
The main Capture the Flag competition with security puzzles, exploitation, forensics, crypto, web, and reverse engineering.
Printing
What can you create? 3D printing, badge parts, props, hardware fabrication, repairs, and creative maker projects.
Red Team
Offensive security, adversary simulation, penetration testing, social engineering, and attack-path discovery.
Safe Cracking
Safe mechanics, manipulation concepts, physical security, and lock/safe demonstrations.
Tin Foil Hat
Privacy, surveillance, conspiracy-flavored humor, paranoia-as-a-service, and defensive personal security.
Vintage Computers
Retro computing, old hardware, classic operating systems, restoration, and computing history.
AI (artificial intelligence)
Random AI stuff throughout the event, ask dungeon crawler carl!
*Hubs are subject to add/remove/change last minute. Who knows…