Yes – just like last year, we’re out of seats a month before the event.

A big thank you to all registered attendees and speakers – you are making this happen. See you soon!

Now is your last chance to register – first come first served.

That being said, we have passed the 80% mark. If you want to make sure you’ll actually have a seat, we advice you to register right now.

If you’ve ever been to t2, you know that the atmosphere and networking is everything. In order to keep it that way, we have always limited the amount of attendees to 99.

Usually all the seats are sold out about one month before the event takes place and this year is not an exception. That being said, we just got three cancellations, so we have three seats left.

If you were thinking of coming but missed the party, now is your chance.

Oh, and we will soon announce our surprise speaker

That being said, we have passed the 90% mark. If you want to make sure you’ll actually have a seat, we advice you to register right now.

Although there is still plenty of time before the conference takes place we have passed the 90% mark and if you want to make sure you’ll actually have a seat, we advice you to register now.

This year we’re continuing the tradition of not having dedicated
tracks – therefore Thursday’s string of OPSEC presentations is just a glitch in the random number generator. The same glitch also caused Alexander Bolshev and Boris Ryutin to receive two one hour slots for their exploit development workshop. AVR microcontrollers have never been this interesting!

As anybody who’s been to security conferences during the last decade knows, it takes something special to have a solid fuzzing presentation – Nils‘ “Windows kernel fuzzing” definitely
hits the mark. Speaking of awesomeness previously available only with nation state budgets, the guys from Tel Aviv university are
demonstrating what EMSEC means in practice. You probably want to take notes with pencil and paper this time.

The hard limit of 99 attendees (including the speakers and t2 staff)
is again in full effect. No exceptions, no excuses. Early registration
is definitely recommended. As always, t2’15 will take place in Radisson Blu Royal Hotel Helsinki.

To summarize what has happened during the past few months:

• the doomsday clock was moved closer to midnight
• we got vulns with funny names..
• ..and fancy websites
• Internet of pwned Things and..
• horrifying-yet-awesome nation state capabilities

This brings us to the CFP – it’s still open a couple of weeks and waiting for your submissions. If you want to present your research to a technical audience, enjoy cold weather in Helsinki and/or meet hacker-minded people from all over the world, t2 is definitely your conference.

The registration will open soon after the first rounds of CFP has been accepted. Last year we sold all of the seats well before the event – if you are looking to buy 5 or more tickets, please contact us now.

Although there is still plenty of time before the conference takes place we have passed the 80% mark and if you want to make sure you’ll actually have a seat, we advice you to register now.

Although there is still plenty of time before the conference takes place we have passed the 50% mark and if you want to make sure you’ll actually have a seat, we advice you to register now.