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	 ## Time: 10:00 -> 13:00 | Limited Spots | Mandatory Form Registration ##

Please select only one training session to attend, as they will be happening concurrently. Registrations will officially open on Monday, May 19th at 12:00 (GMT+1), mark your calendar! The sign-up forms will stay open until we hit the training capacity, plus a waiting list in case any spots open up.

Title: From employee to domain admin - Intro to Active Directory attacks
Trainer: Gustavo Pinto (@ArmySick)
Duration: 10:00 - 13:00 (3h)
Description: An introduction to attacks on Active Directory, with a step-by-step hands-on possible attack chain that leads to full domain compromise. Understand what common Active Directory setups exist in companies, what tooling attackers use to enumerate and attack AD, and how to get the most out of them. This guided workshop is mostly hands-on, with a chain of sequential exercises after small bursts of theory.
Requirements: A laptop with Kali linux installed inside a Virtual Machine; Some tools pre-installed on the VM to save time during the workshop (List will be provided at a later date).
Capacity: Limited to 12 persons.
Form https://forms.gle/2WfoPrfAeC9mJeuV9

Title: BLE 101
Trainer: David Sopas (@dsopas)
Duration: 10:00 - 12:30 (2.5h)
Description: Join me for an introductory yet hands-on workshop diving into the world of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) security. We’ll start with the fundamentals of BLE communication, including protocols, device roles and data structures. Then, we’ll explore common attack surfaces and real-world vulnerabilities found in BLE-enabled devices. Finally, you’ll get your hands-on with practical exercises - sniffing, analyzing and breaking BLE communications using open-source tools.
Requirements: Laptop running Linux (preferred) or a Linux VM; internal or external BLE-capable adapter; bettercap and wireshark installed.
Capacity: Limited to 12 persons.
Form: https://forms.gle/NepcLWF1CcFaW5SS7

Title: Kubernetes Security - To road less travelled
Trainer: Pedro Rodrigues (@darkcookie)
Duration: 10:00 - 13:00 (3h)
Description: Adopting new technology is always exciting—but as has become standard in the industry, it’s often the security engineers who are left to build the necessary controls after the fact. In this workshop, we’ll take the road less traveled and shift security left, going beyond the traditional Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) and basic CVE correlation. We’ll explore how organizations can securely onboard Kubernetes clusters into their environments from the start. Together, we’ll dive into securing each stage of the development lifecycle—Build, Deploy, and Runtime—while also hardening critical adjacent components like the container registry and the cluster infrastructure itself.
Requirements: Basic Kubernetes Knowledge; Laptop with at least 16GB of RAM; Minikube (or Colima) installed, A “modern” CPU with at least 6 years, and 50GB of free SSD disk space.
Capacity: Limited to 12 persons.
Form: https://forms.gle/DirfVRBSW6gwh5c89

Title: Mobile OWASP Top10 - A Dive into Pentesting Techniques
Trainer: José Moreira (@zezadas)
Duration: 10:00 - 12:30 (2.5h)
Description: This hands-on workshop is designed to help security professionals, testers, and developers understand the most critical security risks facing Android applications today, using real-world examples and practical exercises.
Requirements: Android Studio, with emulator running. Java pre-installed on the host.
Capacity: Limited to 20 persons.
Form: https://forms.gle/mVjunkuYWHupUmF66

Note: We will contact all trainees one week before the workshop to confirm your enrollment. If a trainee fails to confirm their attendance on time, it will be deemed invalid, and their slot will be given to the first person on the waiting list.

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   ## Time: 14:00 -> 18:00 | Limited Spots | Mandatory Kommunity Event Registration ##

Title: Hacked City - Take II!
Description: Step into the electrifying world of Hacked City, where hacking meets hands-on adventure. This dynamic experience puts you in command of a city powered by your cyber skills. From a rising Bridge and flashing Billboard to a roaring Nuclear Power Plant and a rumbling Dam — each structure reacts in real-time when one of four target websites is breached. Put your hacking instincts to the test and race against your friends to trigger every part of the city. Whether you’re exploring cybersecurity or just love a good challenge, Hacked City invites you to think fast, act smart, and hack your way to victory. Are you ready to take control?
Organization: Pedro Tarrinho (@Tarrinho)

Title: Hardware Hacking 101
Description: Join us in the hardware hacking space and adventure into the world of the electron and the switch, the beauty of the baud. We will have both the tools and the targets for you to learn and experiment with embedded devices—how to tear them open and learn how to tap into them directly in order to bypass security controls. Techniques showcased will include how to use multimeters and serial analyzers to find and connect to UART ports, decode I2C signals, and learn about different types of devices and firmware, and how to dump and unpack them. Targets will include routers and microcontrollers of different kinds and architectures. Feel free to bring your own device to play with! Laptops with Linux and USB cables are also a must-have to get your hands dirty.
Organization: João Dias (@jpdias)

Title: Lockpicking Station
Description: Come hang out at our lockpicking table and explore the exciting world of lockpicking! We have tooling and locks for you to test your skills and knowledge. Whether you’re a seasoned lockpicker or just getting started, you will definitely have fun.
Organization: Duarte Monteiro (@d0kt0r)

Title: BYOHack
Description: Got a cool hack, clever trick, or security war story? We want to see it or hear it! As part of our Hack Day, we’re hosting a mini show-and-tell session where attendees can share their creations, discoveries, or hands-on experiences, whether it’s a polished tool or a half-broken proof of concept. The goal? Learn from each other, spark ideas, and have a blast doing it. So bring your hack and join the fun! Want to take part? Just fill out https://forms.gle/TynrFqo1eoZjPjyh7 to sign up!
Organization: Renato Rodrigues (@SiMpS0N)