Mark your calendars!
Nahamcon, the all-online offensive security conference created by NahamSec, is set to return from May 22 to May 23. Expect an action-packed agenda with CTF challenges running all weekend, as well as insightful workshops and talks!
YesWeHack is thrilled to sponsor this key event once again, helping to power the global hacker community!
Whether you're a seasoned researcher or just getting started, Nahamcon is the perfect place to learn, share, and connect - all from the comfort of your own screen.
Watch live on YouTube.com/NahamSec and join the excitement 🤩
We're also delighted to announce that Brumens, Researcher Enablement Analyst at YesWeHack, has created a special CTF challenge, Outcast, that will be included in the main Nahamcon CTF event. Find more information here.
A must-attend workshop
At NahamCon 2025, YesWeHack’s Researcher Enablement Analyst Alex Brumen aka Brumens will take participants deep into The Minefield Between Syntaxes: Exploiting Syntax Confusions in the Wild — a hands-on workshop exploring the security risks that emerge from syntax and parser confusions.
Drawing from his own bug bounty discoveries, Alex will demonstrate how these often-overlooked quirks can lead to serious vulnerabilities. Through a mix of real-world examples and interactive labs powered by YesWeHack's training platform Dojo, attendees will gain both the mindset and technical tools to uncover and exploit these subtle yet powerful flaws.
Don't miss this workshop on May 23, at 1:25PM PST!
About YesWeHack
YesWeHack is a leading Bug Bounty and Vulnerability Management Platform used by hundreds of organisations and tens of thousands of bug hunters worldwide. Built and run by ethical hackers since 2015, our Bug Bounty platform offers fast, in-house triage, fair rewards and prompt payouts, and compliance with stringent EU data security laws.
YesWeHack manages hundreds of private and public programs and holds regular Live Hacking Events.
Bug hunting is boosted by YesWeHack’s CTF playground/training platform Dojo, various bug hunting tools, responsible vulnerability disclosure platform (ZeroDisclo.com), non-partisan Bug Bounty/VDP search engine (FireBounty.com), and a blog featuring technical tips and interviews.
Find out more at www.yeswehack.com and via X, LinkedIn, YouTube and GitHub.