Bank Info Security reports Nullcon Berlin returns with hands-on hacks

What happened

Bank Info Security reports, in a blog post headlined “Cybersecurity in Berlin: Nullcon Returns With Hands-on Hacks”, that the Nullcon conference is returning to Berlin with hands-on hacking content (Bank Info Security). The headline listing gives the outlet’s publication date as 2026-11-06.

The page text we received contains only site navigation and listings of other items, not the body of the article. This advisory therefore rests on the headline alone. Event dates, venue, speakers, training topics and any findings presented are not confirmed.

Am I affected?

The sources available here do not describe a vulnerability, a breach, a malicious package or an affected product. No CVE and no fix are named in them. Because the article body was not available to us, we cannot say what the full article contains beyond its headline. On the evidence we have, there is no specific technical exposure to check.

What to do now

1. Read the full article at Bank Info Security if you want details on the event; they are not confirmed here.
2. Treat any vulnerabilities or techniques shown at the event as not confirmed until a vendor or official advisory publishes them.
3. If the full article or a vendor advisory later names a product or a fix, follow that primary guidance for your own environment.

Sources

• Bank Info Security: Cybersecurity in Berlin: Nullcon Returns With Hands-on Hacks