Call for Papers: Nullcon Berlin 2026 Security Conference

Nullcon Berlin is looking for original security research from hackers, researchers, engineers, red teamers, blue teamers, builders, breakers, students, and practitioners. 

We are interested in work that goes deep: new vulnerabilities, exploit techniques, attacker tradecraft, defensive research, tooling, case studies, failures, bypasses, detection logic, and real-world lessons from systems that did not behave the way people expected. 

If your work helps the community understand how something breaks, how it can be abused, how it can be defended, or what everyone is missing, submit it. 

A strong Nullcon talk is not a product pitch, trend summary, or recycled conference deck. It should give the audience something they can learn from, test, challenge, or build on.

What system, assumption, protocol, workflow, model, control, or attack surface are you testing?

Show the method, the failure mode, the exploit path, the bypass, the detection logic, or the defensive approach.