Community Lab Session: This is not a training, it's a lab where hackers together explore how to break AI tool guard rails to produce a working exploit tool. It also includes a competition to see who can come up with the best working exploit for a minimally described advisory. Needs power, network, tables, chairs, radio mic.

Weds community training lab. David Jacoby + 1 Helper

Everyone's talking about AI defending the perimeter. This one's about the other side of the table. I'll show you how public AI models quietly became the most versatile thing in an attacker's kit, a real force multiplier for building exploits and offensive tooling at a speed that just wasn't possible two years ago.

We'll dig up old, half forgotten techniques and watch AI breathe new life into them, then go fully modern with a stack of live hacking demos. But this isn't just for show: you'll walk out with practical, take it home ways to start folding AI into your own workflow, including a run from a raw bug all the way to a working exploit. Minimal slides, maximum terminal. You'll leave knowing how cheap and fast offensive capability has gotten, and with a real starting point for doing it yourself.

Demos include SSH session hijacking, TTY/PTY injection, password stealing, command injection and old hacker tools on steroids.