CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS

No Hat is a computer security conference organized by BITM. This 6th edition will take place on October 19th in Bergamo, Italy.

We invite submissions and ideas covering the following topics, among others:

Side Channel Attacks;
Privacy and Anonymity;
Mobile and OS Security;
Web and Browser Security;
Investigations and e-Crime;
Cloud and Hypervisor Security;
Hardware and Physical Security;
Malware Analysis and Detection;
Attacks to Radio Protocols (SDR);
Industrial and Vehicular Networks;
Web3 and Smart Contract Security;
Vulnerability Research, Exploitation;
Network Protocols, Analysis and Attacks;
Telecommunication Security, 5G, Satellite;
Attacks to Cryptographic Schemes and Defense;
Data Recovery, Forensics and Incident Response;
State of the Art and Systematization of Knowledge;
Critical Infrastructure and Cyber-Physical-Systems.

All speaking slots are 45 minutes including questions. Presentations must be delivered in English.

Depending on the presentation content, selected speakers will be allocated to either the Research Track or the Technical Track.

Recordings of previous presentations are available online at our YouTube channel. Past speakers are featured in our Hall of Fame.

CALL FOR WORKSHOPS

Building on the success of the previous year, we also look for workshops on cutting-edge topics. Workshops should provide hands-on training to attendees for a duration of 1.5 hours.

SUBMISSIONS

To apply, please use the dedicated portal.

Remember to include the following:

Your name or nickname;
Your website or social network handlers, if any;
Your profile picture // optional;
Your biography (who you are, and previous speaking experience) // max 150 words;

Format // presentation or workshop;
The abstract // max 250 words;
The outline // max 500 words;
Any additional material detailing your contribution (e.g. slides, paper or poc);

Why do you want to present at No Hat;
Clarification on whether your work is novel (never presented before); if not, please specify where previously presented;
From where you plan to travel, if accepted.

DEADLINES

Our CfP closes on July 15th, and notifications will be given on August 1st at the latest.

Proposals submitted before June 1st will receive early notifications.

BENEFITS

Accepted speakers will receive travel and hotel accommodations (for one speaker).

A speaker dinner reception will be held on Friday evening, followed by a social event on Saturday and city sightseeing on Sunday.