Organizers & community
Requests for Tripp/cicada and the TenguSec team: the event, the Tokyo hacker community and the ideas behind this year’s gathering.
TENGUCON 3.0 / PRESS & CREATORS
Media information
Two days of security research, hands-on hacking and hacker culture in Tokyo. The essentials for planning your coverage.
WHEN19–20 November 2026
Thursday & Friday · 10:00–18:00 JST (UTC+9)
WHEREAkihabara UDX Conference
South Wing, 6F · Tokyo, Japan
PLAN YOUR TWO DAYS
The timetable
All times are Japan Standard Time (JST / UTC+9). Select a talk title to read the session details.
| Time (JST) | Session |
|---|---|
| – | TenguSec Founder Tripp/cicada Opening Remarks |
| – | VerticalSideways Multi-Modal Steganography Attack Chaining: Human-in-the-Oops |
| – | Kameron Bettridge / Clovis Mint |
| – | Lunch / Villages / CTF |
| – | Marouane El Moufid / Eun0us |
| – | Ricardo Fradique |
| – | Yasser Ali (Meta) |
| – | Kazuya Moritaka |
| – | BusesCanFly |
| – | Erwan Cordier / biero-el-corridor Warez for OT software: a dive into ICS software file security and the black market surrounding it. |
| – | Day-One Wrap-Up / Community Notices |
| Time (JST) | Session |
|---|---|
| – | TenguSec Community Day-Two Opening |
| – | Oksana Verbytska Ghost Signals Over Kherson: Drone Telemetry, Cyber Targeting, and the New Geometry of War |
| – | Anastasia Kovalchuk / Yuki Black Sea Packet Loss: Cyber Warfare, Maritime Systems, and the Infrastructure Nobody Patches |
| – | Lunch / Villages / CTF |
| – | BobDaHacker Fake Devs, Real Threat: Disrupting the DPRK IT Worker Pipeline |
| – | Andrew Strutt / r0d3nt |
| – | Goku & Kalev Anri Kalda / kalevak |
| – | TenguCon Rant Session Open-ended community session |
| – | Joe Grand (Kingpin), Iceman & YTCracker (Amazon Element55) |
| – | CTF Awards / Closing Remarks |
FIND THE VENUE
Akihabara, sixth floor.
Use the South Wing route to UDX Conference on 6F. The venue’s official guides below show the approach from JR Akihabara Station and the conference floor.
4-14-1 Sotokanda, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 101-0021, Japan
South Wing, 6F · Tokyo, JapanOpen in Google Maps ↗
South Wing, 6F · Tokyo, JapanOpen in Google Maps ↗
Maps: UDX Akihabara Space. These are venue reference plans; they do not assign TenguCon stages, booths or interview areas.
CAMERAS & RECORDING
Filming permissions
Filming and photography are allowed with speaker and attendee consent. Get consent from the people you plan to record, including speakers, interviewees and identifiable attendees.
- Confirm consent for the specific talk, interview or village demonstration you want to record.
- Check before capturing screens, badges, personal information or demonstrations. Follow any restrictions communicated by organizers and session hosts.
- Contact the organizers to coordinate interviews, larger camera setups, audio recording or livestream plans.
Respect anyone who declines to be recorded or asks you to stop. A speaker’s consent does not cover other attendees.
tripp@tengusec.tokyo ↗CONVERSATIONS TO REQUEST
Interview options
Tell us who you would like to speak with and what you are covering. All interviews depend on the participant’s agreement and availability; the program listing is not a confirmed interview booking.
Speakers & researchers
Requests connected to a published talk, research topic or the Triforce keynote. The organizers can help coordinate an introduction.
Village hosts & badge creators
Requests for a conversation or an agreed demonstration around hardware, RF, space security or the conference badges.
Include your outlet or channel, name, topic, preferred participants, date/time in JST, interview length, language, format and deadline. Mention camera/audio equipment, crew size and any livestream plans.
START HERE
Organizer contact
For media enquiries, filming arrangements and interview requests.
Updated 9 November 2026 · All program times are JST (UTC+9).