Hack The Box Meetup.

UM6P-1337

An international 3-day cybersecurity experience connecting students from the 42 Network campuses in Germany and Morocco, along with UM6P-CS students, to collaborate, learn, and put their skills to the test through hands-on training, cultural exchange, and real-world challenges.

May 17-19, 2025
UM6P-1337 Campus, Ben Guerir
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About The Event

A collaborative cybersecurity event bringing together students from 42 Network campuses (Berlin, Heilbronn, Wolfsburg, Benguerir, Khouribga, Tetouan, Rabat) and UM6P-CS

Bridging Borders Through Cybersecurity

The Hack The Box Meetup is designed to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing among cybersecurity enthusiasts from different campuses. Our objectives include:

  • Share knowledge across campuses
  • Foster collaboration between cybersecurity enthusiasts
  • Develop practical skills through hands-on challenges & labs
  • Build a stronger network between students
  • Promote international cooperation in security research
Network diagram connecting campuses

Featured Speakers

Meet our amazing speakers

Fred - Reverse Engineer

Mouad Abid

Security Researcher

"Hook Oriented Programming"

Fred - Reverse Engineer

Fred Charbonnier

IT Specialist

"From Fire to Firmware: Why Reverse Engineering Drives Us Forward"

Fred - Reverse Engineer

Mohamed Ashad

DevSecOps Engineer

"Threat Modeling: Introduction to Secure Software Development Lifecycle"

Fred - Reverse Engineer

Mohammed Hrima

Software Engineer

"From Functions to Frameworks"

Pedagogy Manager at 42 Berlin

Maxime Siffert

Pedagogy Manager at 42Berlin

"Bypassing Security: Lockpicking as an Opsec Wake-up Call"

Fred - Reverse Engineer

El Houcine El Yakoubi

Hardware Hacking

"Playing Tetris on The Router A UART Hardware Hacking Guide"

Fred - Reverse Engineer

Omar El Houmadi

Penetration Tester

"Dominating the Domain: Advanced Techniques for Active Directory Compromise"

Fred - Reverse Engineer

Malik Mouhiidine

Security Engineer

"Browser Exploitation Primer"

Event Schedule

Plan your Hack The Box Meetup experience

Day 1 (May 17) - Talks, Workshops & Bootcamp

08:00 AM

Breakfast

10:00 AM

Campus Tour

Explore the UM6P facilities and event venues

11:00 AM

Opening Ceremony (CCI Amphitheater)

Official welcome and introduction to the event

12:00 PM

Lunch

01:15 PM

Talk: "Hook Oriented Programming" (1337 Agora)

Learn the new generation of anti-debugging, leveraging the constraint that only one debugger can control a process at a time

02:00 PM

Workshop: "Hardware Hacking" (Agora)

Hands-on exploration of hardware security vulnerabilities

02:35 PM

Workshop: "Lock Picking" (Agora)

Learn practical physical security skills with lock picking techniques

03:30 PM

Coffee Break

04:00 PM

Bootcamp Part 1: Hack The Box Dedicated Labs (E2)

07:00 PM

Dinner

09:00 PM

Games Night with LEETS EVENTS

Chill out with your friends, play games and join in on fun activities

Day 2 (May 18) - Talks, Workshops & Bootcamp

08:00 AM

Breakfast

10:00 AM

Talk: "Threat Modeling" (Agora)

an introduction to threat modeling and how it fits into building secure software from the start key concepts, practical steps, and its role in the secure software development lifecycle (SSDLC)

10:45 AM

Talk: "Browser Exploitation Primer" (Agora)

Dive into the world of modern browser exploitation in this beginner-friendly session and explore how attackers find and exploit vulnerabilities in browsers,

12:00 PM

Lunch

01:30 PM

Talk: "From Fire to Firmware: Why Reverse Engineering Drives Us Forward" (Agora)

Exploring the evolution and importance of reverse engineering in cybersecurity

02:15 PM

Bootcamp: Hack The Box Dedicated Labs (E2)

04:00 PM

Coffee Break & Networking

04:30 PM

Bootcamp Continuation: Hack The Box Dedicated Labs (E2)

07:00 PM

Dinner

08:30 PM

Athletic Games with ATHLEETS

Physical activities and team sports until midnight

Day 3 (May 19) - CTF & Closing

09:00 AM

Breakfast

10:30 AM

From Functions to Frameworks" (Agora)

Learn how to think beyond existing tools and frameworks, challenge conventions, and build your own solutions from the ground up.

11:00 AM

Talk: "Dominating the Domain: Advanced Techniques for Active Directory Compromise" (Agora)

Deep dive into Active Directory security vulnerabilities and attack vectors

12:00 PM

Lunch

01:00 PM

CTF Competition: Hack The Box CTF (C4)

06:00 PM

Closing Ceremony

Award presentation, final remarks

09:00 PM

Gnawa Show with LEET MUSIC & LEETS EVENTS

Celebration with traditional Gnawa music performance, buffet

Venue Information

UM6P Campus

The Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) offers cutting-edge facilities and technology infrastructure perfect for our cybersecurity event.

Address:
UM6P, Lot 660, Hay Moulay Rachid
Ben Guerir, 43150, Morocco

Getting There:

  • 40 minutes from Marrakech by train
  • Parking available on-site for attendees

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the event

What skill level is required to participate?
All skill levels are welcome! There will be challenges and content suitable for beginners, intermediate, and advanced participants. The bootcamp sessions will provide guidance for those new to certain topics.
Do I need to bring my own laptop?
No, you do not need to bring your own laptop. All necessary equipment will be provided during the event. However, if you prefer to use your own device, feel free to bring it along.
Will food and accommodation be provided during the event?
Yes! Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be provided on all three days of the event as indicated in the schedule section. Accommodation is also provided for all participants.
Can I participate remotely?
This event is designed as an in-person experience to maximize networking and hands-on activities.