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11:00-14:00 I Saturday

Fri - Sat 2-3 OCT | Side A

Tokenmaxxing

Step into the high-throughput world of modern artificial intelligence! The Tokenmaxxing Village is a hands-on sandbox for developers, prompt engineers, and AI tinkerers dedicated to pushing LLMs, local models, and agentic workflows to their absolute limits.

Yll (0xBabar0ka) Berisha - DC38338
Leon (slenderman) Fazliu - DC38338
Valton (k3) Tahiri- DC38338
Oh Sh*t who burnt my tokens? Tokenmaxxing for Mass 0day Hunting This talk explores how “tokenmaxxing” (pushing LLMs to their limits) can be applied to scale 0day hunting. We’ll cover the fundamentals of tokenmaxxing and 0day research, walk through the technical workflow for using LLMs to uncover vulnerabilities across large codebases, and discuss how to validate findings and turn them into responsible CVE reports. The goal is to show how you can find 0days, make vulnerability research faster, broader, and more systematic.
Milot (DreadfulOrc) Shala - DCG38338
From Prompt to Payload: Harnessing Local Models for Offensive Work

All Day | Saturday

Fri - Sat 2-3 OCT | Side A

Lockpicking

Unlock your curiosity at the Lockpicking Village, presented by DEF CON Group 038!

Ever wondered how secure a lock actually is? Step away from the screens and get your hands on real-world physical security. Whether you have never held a pick set in your life or you are a seasoned lockpicker looking to test your speed, DCG038 mentors will be on-site to guide you step-by-step.

Robert (robbie) Pira - DC38338
Hands-on lockpicking 
This hands-on workshop introduces the fundamentals of lockpicking and the mechanics behind common pin-tumbler locks. Participants will learn how locks work, explore basic picking techniques using practice locks, and see how small design choices can affect physical security. The focus is on practical learning, curiosity, and understanding the strengths and limitations of everyday locking mechanisms.