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hackathon.lu 2026 announced

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The hack.lu team and CIRCL announce the new hackathon.lu 2026 event. hackathon.lu 2026: Open Source, Security, and Collaboration — with an Open Conference Morning on 14 April Luxembourg, April 2026 — hackathon.lu returns on 14–15 April 2026, bringing together developers, security professionals, researchers, and Open Source enthusiasts for two days of hands-on collaboration, experimentation, and knowledge sharing in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Designed as a community-driven Open Source hackathon, hackathon.lu focuses on building, improving, and challenging real-world tools and ideas — particularly in the areas of security, engineering, and interoperability. The event welcomes participants of all backgrounds, from experienced practitioners to curious newcomers.

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February 4, 2026

Successful Outcomes from the Hackathon.lu 2025 in Luxembourg

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Press Release: Successful Outcomes from the Hackathon.lu 2025 in Luxembourg Luxembourg, April 9, 2025 – The Hackathon 2025, held from April 8 to 9, has successfully brought together a global community of more than 50 cybersecurity experts, developers, and innovators, all working toward advancing the realm of free and open-source software (FOSS) in cybersecurity. Hosted in Luxembourg, the hackathon focused on building cutting-edge tools and improving existing systems to enhance security in a rapidly evolving digital world.

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April 11, 2025

hackathon.lu 2025 announced

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The hack.lu team and CIRCL announce the new hackathon.lu 2025 event. This 2-day physical Hackathon, held in Luxembourg on April 8th and 9th, 2025, focuses on the development of free and open-source software for cybersecurity. We aim to convene diverse developer groups to collaborate on complex programming challenges within key cybersecurity areas, such as information sharing, threat intelligence, network and system forensics, data mining, network and computer exploitation, and defense techniques. The hackathon’s objectives include improving existing open-source security projects, enhancing interoperability and integration between different security tools, and driving the creation of innovative new solutions.

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December 24, 2024