Collection of topics| XCon×Hacking Group's "AI-empowered Offensive Evolution and Paradigm Change" technical forum topic collection launched

XCon × Hacking Group's "AI-empowered Offensive Evolution and Paradigm Change" technical forum topic collection launched

When AI begins to automatically dig holes and independently complete the offensive and defensive links, our familiar offensive and defensive boundaries are being rewritten.

Ai agents break through system permissions with one click, and the attack threshold has been greatly lowered by AI; the supply chain risks brought by large model applications and the uncontrollability of agents 'independent decision-making have become new attack surfaces-AI is changing, and we rely on it. The technical experience of survival is also being drawn into a new wave.
This is the best and most chaotic era. All known things are being subverted, and all unknowns are still waiting to be defined.
With the theme of "Definition·Undefined", XCon2026 once again sends an invitation to global cybersecurity technology practitioners. As a private technology community that XCon has cooperated with for three consecutive years, the HackingGroup sub-forum will focus on "the evolution of attack and defense and paradigm change under the empowerment of AI", directly attack the front line of attack and defense, and explore the insights of attack and defense, hard core breakthroughs and actual combat precipitation in the AI era.
The HackingGroup special forum has always maintained a purely technical background-non-commercial, inappropriate, and no slang. From actual combat red teams, AI+ security, near-source penetration, and industrial Internet security in 2024 to AI+ car networking, satellite security, and terminal confrontation in 2025, we always pay attention to the most real technical issues and the most cutting-edge offensive and defensive practices.

This time, we still look forward to receiving those truly hard-core voices.

Topic direction (including but not limited to)

[AI Native Security]

AI Agents attack and defense, AI automated traceability and evidence collection practice RAG and vector database security large model application implementation security practice Deep forgery detection and countermeasures

[Actual combat attack and defense and the evolution of the red team]

AI-assisted automated vulnerability discovery and utilization Red Team Engineering construction and weapon development C2 system concealment and memory countermeasures near-source penetration and physical security breakthrough practices

[Data Security and Privacy Computing]

Corpus asset leakage prevention and data desensitization privacy theft and traceability analysis Data security governance and compliance practices

[Internet of Things and Critical Infrastructure Security]

Satellite security and space network security Internet of vehicles attack and defense actual combat industrial control system and smart device security

[Threat Intelligence and Detection Defense]

Intelligent threat hunting and automated response AI-driven active defense system construction situation awareness and defense effectiveness quantification

And all cutting-edge practical research that can resonate with the technology community.

collection time

From now until June 20, 2026

submission requirements

• Topic introduction: Within 500 words, including research background, technical highlights, and achievement value

• Speech duration: 40 minutes recommended

• Submission format: Submission from HackingGroup Technical Forum + topic name + speaker name/ID

• Submission email: [email][email protected][/email]

• Other requirements: Please attach team information or regional Hacking Group code

  Speaker rights

• Speech seats at XCon x HackingGroup Technology Forum, facing the industry's top technical circles

• HackingGroup guest speaker customized gift package

• Exclusive opportunity to communicate in depth with colleagues in the community

Looking back on the past:

Why is the Hacking Group Technical Forum worth participating?

In 2024, XCon cooperated with Hacking Group for the first time, with the theme of "Future Edge·Intelligent Miracles", and front-line issues such as cross-platform C2 system development, memory confrontation, and near-source penetration ignited the audience.

In 2025, XCon once again joined hands with HackingGroup to create cutting-edge topics such as ideological collision, terminal confrontation actual combat, satellite signal deception, and car USB vulnerabilities in the era of AI models, presenting participants with the keen observation and solid practice of private technology forces under the AI wave.

For three consecutive years, HackingGroup has always adhered to a pure technical spirit and built a stage where the voices of the community can be heard. This year, I look forward to your joining.

About Hacking Group

Hacking Group is a non-profit private cyber security technology community jointly sponsored by security teams and laboratories in various regions. The founder is TNT. Since its official establishment in 2023, it has implemented and operated in 74 regions, covering Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the mainland of China and Hong Kong. It has organized more than 230 online and offline activities. We have always adhered to the security philosophy of "positive, open, professional, and joint construction" to promote the growth and connection of private technology forces. Guide and help emerging forces, relay with security veterans, advocate a positive hacker culture, let technology and beliefs flourish, and promote positive localized exchanges.

The submission channel is now open, waiting for you to come and burn!
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For specific forum schedules, please pay attention to the follow-up notice of the XCon2026 main meeting.

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