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NDC Sydney and Black Hat Asia are only a week away.
We will be hosting a workshop at NDC Sydney 2026 titled:
Attack and Secure AI Apps – Wargame Edition
Room 3 |
Wednesday, 09:00–17:00 (UTC+10)
What to expect:
Working through the OWASP LLM Top 10 in a practical, exploit-first format
Exploring MCP security considerations in modern AI application architectures
Exploiting real-world LLM vulnerabilities in guided labs
Implementing robust secure design patterns to harden AI systems
We’ll close with an intense attack and defence wargame that brings everything together, .
Check it out: SecDim - AI Wargame at NDC Conferences 2026
We will be hosting a workshop at NDC Sydney 2026 titled:
Attack and Secure AI Apps – Wargame Edition
Arsenal Lab
Come join a fun and educational attack and defence AI wargame. You will be given an AI chatbot. Your chatbot has a secret that should always remain a secret! Your objective is to secure your chatbot to protect its secret while attacking other players’ chatbots and discovering theirs. The winner is the player whose chatbot survives the longest (king of the hill). All skill levels are welcomed, even if this is your first time seeing code, securing a chatbot, or playing in a wargame.
Right at the start, there will be a briefing to show how to play in the wargame. Knowledge of the OpenAI Python SDK helps but is not a requirement. Each player has access to their chatbot source code repository where they can run, test, debug and push their changes.
Check it out: SecDim - AI Wargame at Black Hat Asia 2026
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