The organization has opened CFP proposals. No cON Name is the eldest Hacking and Security Conference in Spain. Our goal is to get highly qualified requests for both, speaker opportunities, as well as workshops, to show in one of the most respected hacker conferences in Palma and Spain, NcN (No cON Name). We will celebrate as the last edition, at the moment 1 track:
- Cybersecurity Track (November 26-27th)
We will be accepting exclusively technical presentations, proof of concept for, private investigations and solutions for professionals related to the IT security scene. Under no circumstance we will be selecting any proposal which is commercially targeted, our main goal is to share knowledge in a well-established community.
WE WON'T ACCEPT PROPOSALS PRESENTED IN SPAIN BEFORE THE NOCONNAME'S CONGRESS DATE.
Format
- Language: English ( We will choose almost 75% ) or Spanish.
- Proposal file type: PDF. It must follow documentation requirements, shown in the next paragraph, and filled in through the web site.
- Please use the template provided for the presentations during the conference.
- It's necessary to deeply explain contents, as this document will allow the organization to evaluate the proposal.
- Attachment to the proposal is mandatory. One page summary of the contents or the research that you want to show will help to demonstrate technically the findings/result of research (additional texts, screenshots, evidence, code, etc)
- WE DON'T ACCEPT PROPOSALS PRESENTED IN SPAIN BEFORE THE NOCONNAME'S CONGRESS DATE.
Documentation contents
We will require the following info to review your CFP:
- Preferred contact method (Alias, email, X account, Telegram, Signal) and prefferred name (alias, name, surname, name + surname)
- Name & Surname
- Alias
- Phone Number
- X, Signal, Telegram
- City/Country of residence
- Proposal type Speaking presentation or Workshop
- Representing Individual or Company Name
- Category (see relevant topics)
- Length (minutes)
- Speaking presentation: Between 20 and 45 minutes
- Workshop (presentation + demo): Between 45 minutes and 1,5 hours
- Title of the paper: Presentation or Proposal's title
- Goal State your objectives during your investigation, issues encountered, impact on the society including risks.
- Benefits List the benefits your presentation will be providing to the security community, social impact, and perhaps solutions to the current issue.
- Description: Presentation or Workshop's description
- Speaker's Biography: Brief bio of latest published papers, previous talk experience, your current interests.
TOPICS
The areas of interest that have been proposed, not restricted to, are::
- Offensive security.
- Evading / In-depth research of Phishing / Malware.
- Security & exploiting SCADA / ICS.
- Internet privacy and net neutrality (EPIC).
- Honeypots / Honeynets.
- Web explorers (in)security.
- Hardware hacking.
- New vulnerabilities and 0-day exploits.
- Healthcare security / risks
- (in)Security in the automotive industry
- Software Testing/Fuzzing.
- Advanced Penetration testing techniques.
- Mobile Application Security-Threats and Exploits.
- Network and Router Hacking
- Mobile, Satellite, IP networksí security
- SDR (Software defined radio)
- Hacking virtualized envirorments
- Computer/electronic forensics
- Bluetooth Vulnerabilities
- AI Applied to Cyber Defense and Attack (Purple Team AI): Focus on how AI is used both to attack and defend security infrastructures.
- Adversarial Attack Techniques: Exploiting AI Models: How adversarial attacks can alter machine learning models.
- Prompt Injection in Generative Models: Challenges and Solutions: Technical insights on exploiting and defending against prompt injections.
- Risk Mitigation in Machine Learning: Building Robust AI Systems: Strategies for securing machine learning models.
- Challenges of Using AI for Real-Time Vulnerability Detection: Using AI for continuous, real-time vulnerability detection.
- Deploying AI Systems in Offensive and Defensive Environments: Hands-on deployment of AI in real-world offensive and defensive scenarios.
- Automating CTFs with Artificial Intelligence: How AI can automate challenges in CTFs, enabling scalability.
- Strengthening AI Models Against Prompt Injection and Other Emerging Attacks: Techniques to secure AI models from new threats.
- AI for Detecting Advanced Threats in IoT Networks: Using AI to detect threats in IoT environments.
- AI vs. AI: Competitions of Intelligent Models in Simulated Attacks and Defenses: Competitive AI-driven offensive and defensive simulations.
- Videoconference Application vulnerabilities
Important Dates
- CFP Requests closing: October, 15th 2026
- CFP Approval: October, 20th 2026
- Presentation materials due: November 1st, 2026.
- (Cybersecurity Track) Conference date: November, 26th, 27th 2026
Evaluation Criteria
- 40% Level of innovation in your investigation / Sophistication of the presentation
- 20% Stating your key-points of your proposal without going deep into detail
- 15% Briefing quality of your draft (proof of concept in the briefing is highly appreciated).
- 10% State field where your investigation was made, ie:hardware, software, industry
- 10% Your speaking reputation
- 5% Relevant topic proposed by the No cON Name staff