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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Martitime Hacking Village CTF\n   Tags: Maritime Hac
 king Village | Creator Event/Activity\n   When: Sunday\, Aug 9\, 10:00 - 1
 3:59 PDT\n   Where: LVCCW Level 1 Hall 2 703 (Maritime Hacking Village) - 
 [1]Map\n\n   Description:\n\n   YO HO! Come aboard at the Maritime Hacking
  Village (MHV) for an\n   immersive real-world maritime hacking experience
  that is ONLY\n   available at DEFCON! Learn what it takes to hack on the 
 high seas\, and\n   discover how the technologies used across global marit
 ime trade and\n   national security can be attacked and defended with comm
 on tools and\n   tradecraft. This will be a weekend full of hands-on learn
 ing\,\n   training\, and education about hacking the depths of maritime OT
  and IT\n   systems\, guided by the elite maritime cybersecurity community
 .\n\n   Attendees can expect to learn the tools of the trade for hacking\n
    maritime in-vehicle networks\, maritime telecommunications systems\n   
 (ship-side and shore-side)\, maritime autonomy systems\, and shore-side\n 
   operational and networking technologies for port operations and cargo\n 
   management. MHV will provide a variety of real maritime hardware\n   (au
 tonomous vehicles\, buoys\, crane control systems\, and more) and\n   soft
 ware (from maritime OEMs and system integrators used in ship-side\n   and 
 shore-side operations)\, integrated in a never-before-seen maritime\n   ca
 pture-the-flag contest and open hacking competition. We will\n   challenge
  attendees to apply their skills in embedded communications\,\n   wireless
  networks\, radio communications\, and software/binary reverse\n   enginee
 ring to break into these systems and demonstrate their teams’\n   abilit
 y to upskill in modern maritime cyber warfare and defense.\n\n   Ideally\,
  participants will be familiar with using a terminal\, the\n   screen util
 ity\, basic /dev/tty devices\, and wireshark. Beyond this\,\n   there are 
 no hard prerequisites\, but participating individuals and\n   teams are en
 couraged to bring experience in the following areas to\n   accelerate succ
 essful engagement in our more advanced hacking\n   challenges:\n\n     * C
 AN-based protocols\, ex. CAN bus\, J1939\, NMEA2000. Familiarity\n       u
 sing can-utils\n\n     * Serial protocols\, ex. Modbus (RS485 and tcp)\, N
 MEA0183 (RS422)\,\n       and RS232\n\n     * SDR/software defined radio -
  basic usage of gnuradio with HackRF\n       or more advanced radio\n\n   
   * Firmware/binary analysis and reverse engineering\n\n     * Attacking W
 iFi (802.11) networks\n\n     * Understanding of common radio frequency mo
 dulation schemes\n\n     * Familiarity with LoRA and 802-based mesh networ
 king\n\n   Speakers:Duncan Woodbury\,KennethSalt\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Duncan
  Woodbury\, Maritime Hacking Village\n   No BIO available\n   SpeakerBio: 
  KennethSalt\, Maritime Hacking Village\n   No BIO available\n   Links:\n 
       maritimehackingvillage.com/dc34/ctf - [2]https://maritimehackingvill
 age.com/dc34/ctf\n   '\n\n   1. #LVCCW_Level1_Hall2\n   2. https://maritim
 ehackingvillage.com/dc34/ctf\n\n\n
DTEND:20260809T205900Z
DTSTART:20260809T170000Z
LOCATION:Maritime Hacking Village - LVCCW Level 1 Hall 2 703 (Maritime Hack
 ing Village)
SUMMARY:Martitime Hacking Village CTF
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