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Linux threats are getting more advanced. Your defense should too.
Join "Practical Linux Attack Paths & DFIR/Hunting v2.0" with Leszek Mis at OrangeCon.
🗓 1–3 June | Amsterdam
💶 €1900 (excl. VAT)
https://orangecon.nl/trainings/t1_practical_linux_attack_paths
At OrangeCon, the week kicks off with trainings covering things like pentesting, red teaming, RF hacking and more. Learn from experts and level up your skills before the main event.
Curious what’s on the lineup?
👉 https://orangecon.nl/trainings/
One of the highlights of OrangeCon are the Community Villages.
These interactive spaces are where the cybersecurity community truly comes alive. From showcasing innovative projects to hosting hands-on challenges and sharing knowledge, villages give communities the chance to connect, collaborate, and inspire each other. 🧡
Throwback to OrangeCon 2025!
Rewatch “From Geeks to Giants: The Journey from Hacking Subculture to Modern Cybersecurity” by Marco Balduzzi.
In this talk, Marco explores how underground hacker culture evolved into today’s global cybersecurity industry and what we might have lost (or gained) along the way. A sharp, reflective session that challenges how we view modern infosec.
Watch here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pF2kqrmUj4&list=PLTg6o6bglKLO6YXLuzQ3Uy0OcEj5ll8T7&index=2
Community Driven Cybersecurity Conference Experience the Hackers Community in The Netherlands! OrangeCon is a community driven, non-profit Cybersecurity Conference in the heart of The Netherlands. Meet old and new friends, listen to talks of Dutch leading cybersecurity experts, and level up your knowledge in one of our trainings. Join us in Amsterdam on the 5th of September!
As a CONFidence community partner, we’re happy to share that their Call for Papers for 2026 has started. The conference takes place on 25-26 May in Krakow, Poland, gathering 2000+ cybersecurity professionals.
#CallForPapers & details 👉 confidence-conference.org/cfp-2026
Conference details 👉confidence-conference.org
Let’s keep exchanging knowledge that moves the cybersecurity community forward. 🧡
Hi,
Do you have research you want to share, or a topic you are passionate about?
This is your chance, the OrangeCon 2026 CFP is open!
Details and submission here:
https://pretalx.com/orangecon-2026/cfp
Hi! We’re still looking for trainings for OrangeCon 2026.
Are you interested in hosting a training, then check out the form!
Deadline: December 31st, 2025
Submit your proposal here: https://forms.gle/XeEHi6zU9qH7LnBZ8
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“Something for everyone.” OrangeCon does not have a specific target audience, so please surprise us! Our ideal course lineup would include both offensive and defensive content, with a focus on new attack/defense techniques. We are looking for 2-3 day trainings for 2026. Please submit whatever you feel may fit. If you submit a course, please provide as much details as possible. We don't mind reading, longer descriptions are great, especially with regards to things like: Who do you envision as your target audience? Required knowledge: is this a course for beginners or experts? (Please elaborate on this, things like “requires C and ASM knowledge” really help) We would like to know about your professional expertise but especially your experience giving (public, inhouse) trainings. Other thoughts/suggestions/comments. IF you are submitting multiple trainings, please elaborate if you can give multiple IRL trainings at the same time or not, and try to explain for what audience each training is best. Event details: Training dates: Monday June 1st to Wednesday June 3rd, 2026 Location: Meervaart (Meer en Vaart 300) in Amsterdam Duration: 2-3 days Max capacity per classroom: Each class can fit approximately 20 participants Conference date: Thursday June 4th Training prices, ex VAT: 2-day training: €1400 early bird / €1500 regular * 3-day training: €1800 early bird / €1900 regular * * Not taking into account (hardware) kits which might be included as part of your training. Revenue Split: 50% of course price goes directly to trainers, we (OrangeCon) will pay for the venue costs, food, etc from our 50%. Please note: we run OrangeCon as a non-profit, aiming to keep the conference accessible to the Dutch infosec community and students. Our own revenue for OrangeCon trainings will go towards this year’s and next year’s conference, keeping OrangeCon affordable for the Dutch community. The deadline for you submissions is December 31st, 2025. We prefer submissions per this google form, but if you have questions or if this is not possible, please contact us at [email protected]. You will receive an acknowledgement that your submission has been well received.
