Hack.RVA, who is building the cool badges for RVAs3c, has just released the firmware & programmer for them! So if you want to dust off your C compiler to make these things do even more, or want to read the code to see what they can do… head over to the GitHub repo to check it […]
Just a few more weeks to get RVAsec tickets at regular price–only $100! And if that’s not enough incentive to purchase your tickets early, and you still want to attend, you had better pull the trigger soon! We have already sold approximately 85% of all available tickets for the event! Don’t forget all the things you […]
We recently had an update from the Hack.RVA team on the badges for this year’s conference and we had to share! They have been heavily focused on the etching process the past few months and are making great progress. They tested a spray-on resist with very unpredictable results, and have replaced it with a resist […]
For the first two years of RVAsec, our friends at hack.rva have come up with two awesomely interactive badges for attendees. Planning for the 2014 badge started right after the 2013 conference, and since June is coming quickly we caught up with Morgan Stuart to get some info on what they are planning. The 2013 […]
RVAsec will be held on Friday and Saturday, May 31st and June 1st at the Commonwealth Ballroom at VCU’s University Commons. Training classes will be held on Thursday, May 30th. The conference is only $75 and includes two days of talks, electronic badges from hack.rva, breakfast/lunch/snacks, more coffee this year, swag bag, parking at VCU, […]
We are pleased to officially announce that Hack.RVA will be making badges for RVAsec again this year! In order to be GUARANTEED that you get a cool badge you MUST be registered by 4/1. We spoke with Jamie Duncan about the badges: (RVAsec) The badges were a huge hit at last year’s at RVAsec. Can […]