2026-09-19 –, Mileva Maric
Day two is a competitive OSINT CTF/Hackathon where participants apply those techniques to solve a series of progressively harder challenges inspired by real investigations. Teams of up to three compete to identify people, places, events, and relationships using only open sources. Challenges reward both speed and investigative rigour, with recognition for the fastest verified solutions as well as the most elegant investigative process.
After spending several hours forcing ambiguous information into defensible answers, participants often find themselves applying the same methodology everywhere else, from incident response and threat intelligence to random travel photos and breach data. The goal is not simply to teach OSINT, but to develop a way of approaching problems that remains useful long after the workshop ends.
Day two is a competitive OSINT CTF/Hackathon where participants apply those techniques to solve a series of progressively harder challenges inspired by real investigations. Teams of up to three compete to identify people, places, events, and relationships using only open sources. Challenges reward both speed and investigative rigour, with recognition for the fastest verified solutions as well as the most elegant investigative process.
After spending several hours forcing ambiguous information into defensible answers, participants often find themselves applying the same methodology everywhere else, from incident response and threat intelligence to random travel photos and breach data. The goal is not simply to teach OSINT, but to develop a way of approaching problems that remains useful long after the workshop ends.
SOC operator and offensive security practitioner with a habit of pulling at things until they break and then figuring out why. Core interests are OSINT, social engineering, and finding the cracks in systems that were never supposed to be tested.
Never formally grew up in the golden era of hacker culture, but feels deeply at home in it anyway. The kind of person who was handed a keyboard before they could read and never really found a reason to put it down. Enthusiastic about anything that involves taking something apart, technically or socially.
A regular at community security events, with strong views on privacy, surveillance, and the kind of curiosity that does not really have an off switch.