AreyMadhav

An introductory session on reverse engineering games using openSUSE, covering asset unpacking, runtime model extraction, and using tools like FModel, Proton, and WINE to explore game internals safely.

A beginner-friendly introduction to digital forensics — understanding artifacts, evidence collection, chain of custody, and practical tools for students new to cybersecurity.

Hands-on Capture-the-Flag workshop focusing on basic web exploitation, cryptography, and enumeration techniques — designed to get first-timers comfortable with CTF challenges.

A guided walkthrough of what Capture-the-Flag competitions are, their categories, and how students can start participating and building skills for cybersecurity contests.

An advanced CTF training focused on reverse engineering and game hacking challenges — covering memory patching, trainers, and safe analysis techniques.

An open discussion and demonstration session on game security — covering common cheating techniques, how anti-cheat systems work, and how developers can secure their games.

An introductory session on how students can focus on using in-class and competitive coding, hacking, and game development skills in real life.

A deep dive into binary exploitation concepts — covering buffer overflows, heap exploitation, format string vulnerabilities, and bypassing modern binary protections.