Octopus Game is a puzzle-filled adventure designed to help attendees dive into conferences like BSides San Diego in a fun and interactive way. It’s all about solving challenges, engaging with event villages, and connecting with others—whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned pro. The game encourages teamwork, creativity, and a little bit of friendly competition, while also making it easier to explore the event and meet new people. Originally started to give first-timers a way to get involved without feeling overwhelmed, Octopus Game has evolved into a laid-back yet rewarding experience. It’s about learning, connecting, and having fun while uncovering puzzles that lead to a final challenge. No matter your skill level, there’s something here for everyone.
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Check out our fearless leader Nicole Miro chatting with the amazing Nicole Schwartz about Octopus Game!
Whether you're new to #DEFCON, a beginner at code-breaking, or simply seeking a stress-free contest, this is the perfect opportunity for you. Learn more about the Octopus Game by watching the newest video in our #HSC101 playlist https://buff.ly/47jB8us or by heading straight to their website https://buff.ly/410nco7
Check out Cybercrime Magazine: CTRL, ALT, HACKED featuring our founder, Eddie Miro, as he shares his insights on DEF CON 32 and what Octopus Game means to him. Special thanks to Nicole Miro, our lead, for her outstanding leadership (despite Eddie consistently calling her 'my wife' ??♂?). Shoutout to?Paul John Spaulding & Samuel White for making it a fun and engaging conversation! https://lnkd.in/gTeTuc5J
Thank you so much to our sponsors, donors, and volunteers. This competition introduced beginners to DEF CON in a fun way. Winners will be leaving with CompTIA exam vouchers, training, lockpick kits, and some fun toys. More than 10% of our participants completed the full challenge and will be leaving with someone from this table. We are honored to be a continuing part of this community and we have big things planned for next year.