DFIU Games 

Are you ready for some mid con entertainment! . Throughout Friday play a variety of games in the J Track. Hosted @lintile . Get something wrong, pay the penalty. Not for the easily offended or those without a sense of humor.
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Forensics Challenge – CTF

Go to the contest booth and pick up details. There are sure to be things for all skill levels. Teams up to 4 allowed.

Car Hacking Village

Brought to you by CANBUSHACK team, conference attendees will get hands on experience in hacking automotive technologies. Not only will this village be openly available to the public, but there will also be a huge opportunity to learn the art of hacking vehicles. There is no formal agenda setup, rather a table with a few automotive components and benches for attendees to interact with.

Open Source Intelligence CTF

The CTF anyone with an internet connection and a dream can play. Find real information on real targets, earn points, and see how your recon skills stack up. Registrations run all day Thursday at the CG Silvers Consulting booth in the Exhibitor Hall. The contest will run Friday during the day, with an exclusive winner’s panel Friday afternoon featuring all 3 top teams divulging their best OSINT techniques on the stage.

Hosted by CG Silvers Consulting

Lock Pick Village

You know the drill.. Pick locks.. etc.. etc…
We typically have some new fun things for you to mess with. Like a car boot, realtor door lock box, an actual car door and the steel cage! Details on the Lock Pick Village contest will be unveiled in the village. Probably has something to do with Fuzzy pink handcuffs and an inflatable donkey-pegasus hybrid…
Prizes will also be announced at the village.

ICS Village

An OT (Operational Technology) network in a box. A compact, self-contained solution designed to replicate the core functionalities of an industrial control system (ICS) within a portable and manageable enclosure. This setup includes essential components like programmable logic controllers (PLCs), human-machine interfaces (HMIs), and networking devices such as firewalls, switches, servers, all pre-configured to emulate real-world industrial environments.

Hosted by: MorganFranklin Cyber Consulting leverages this ‘Factory In A Box’ to demonstrate and engage the community around ICS and OT cybersecurity

GrrCON Crypto Challenge

Click HERE to access the Crypto codes.

Simply break the string provided to reveal a final 100% discount code. If the code doesn’t work you’re wrong or someone beat you to it.

New codes will be added as old ones are broken.

MORTAL VS. MACHINE

Check out Mortal vs. Machine at the SentinelOne booth, a Capture the Flag competition that pitts Michigan local Shane Harsch, Principal Solution Engineer, as the “Mortal” security expert against the “Machine,” a volunteer from the public using Purple AI to augment their abilities. Stop by the booth to check out the schedule and win fun prizes!

Hosted by SentinelOne

Hak4Kidz Village

Hak4Kidz is an event by ethical hackers and Information Security professionals dedicated to bringing the educational and communal benefits of white hat hacking conferences to children and young adults. We accomplish this mission by putting our collective expertise and passion on display for the attendees to interact with us at their will. At GrrCON we will have an open village for kids with their chaperone(s) to interact with our hacker and security STEHM stations to expand and enlighten their technical interests. For innovation to perpetuate, it is imperative that today’s young users are exposed to the bigger picture of how we got here and to help realize their potential.

Reminder: GrrCON is an adult event. Please see our Notice of Content on the “About” Page when deciding to bring children.