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0x03 Villages

Day two · Sunday 4 April

Villages

Open, hands-on tables on day two. Walk up, ask a question, try it yourself.

Provisional

Six topics planned. The confirmed list comes with the programme.

See the villages Run a village
When
Sunday 4 April
Entry
Drop in, no booking
Price
In every full pass
Topics
6 planned

01 Planned for 0x03

Six tables, one floor

Provisional Each needs a volunteer, kit and space first.
  1. 01

    Hardware

    Boards on a bench, debug interfaces, soldering.

  2. 02

    Car Hacking

    CAN bus traffic on a bench rig.

  3. 03

    Lockpicking

    Picks and clear practice locks, with a guide.

  4. 04

    OSINT

    Public sources, and where investigation stops.

  5. 05

    AI/ML Security

    Prompt injection to data poisoning.

  6. 06

    Radio

    Listen to and decode signals with SDR.

02 What a village is

A workbench, not a lecture

No start time, no talk to sit through. Stay five minutes or all afternoon.

  • No sign-up

    Walk over when you are ready. Leave when you like.

  • Nobody is testing you

    Asking the obvious question is the point.

  • Ask before you touch

    Check what you can handle or connect at each table.

Someone bent over a workbench with a hot-air rework tool, working on a small circuit board in a jig while others lean in to watch
A rework station, and people leaning in to watch

03 What to bring

Curiosity. Kit is optional.

Laptop
Charged, with a chargerOnly if you want to work along.
Headphones
A wired pair, for Radio
Water
A refillable bottleEarly April in the valley is warm and dry.
Your own devices
Only ones you may testThe villages are a lab, not a licence. Code of conduct
Cameras
Villages are not filmedAsk before photographing anyone's screen.

Want to go deeper? Trainings on 1–2 April 2027 give you two days on one subject, conference pass included. See trainings

04 Run a village

Teach one thing for one day

No form, no deadline. New topics are welcome.

  1. 01 Email a paragraph

    The subject, what visitors do, what you bring.

  2. 02 List what you need

    Table space, power, network. We confirm before promising.

  3. 03 Say who helps

    A full day goes easier in rotation. We can find hands.

  4. 04 Or lend kit

    A lockpick set, a bench rig or an SDR helps too.

Email your idea to [email protected]. Everyone running a table agrees to the code of conduct.

05 Earlier editions

From the floor

People crowded round a round table, leaning in over small boards and tools
Everybody standing, kit in the middle
Someone leaning close over a small board in a clamp with a hot-air tool
Close work at the bench
A ring of people standing round a table of small devices and cables
A table of devices, and a ring round it

06 Questions

Village questions

Do villages cost extra?

No. Every full pass covers them. The ₹799 CTF competitor pass is for day one only, so it does not.

Do I need any experience?

None. A student picking a lock for the first time is exactly who the floor is for.

Which villages are confirmed?

None yet. Each of the six needs a volunteer for the day and, usually, their own kit. The confirmed list goes up with the programme.

Can I run one that is not on the list?

Yes. The six are a plan, not a menu. Email what people would do at your table.

Bring an idea to the floor.

Propose a village Submit a talk