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Community Village – A Place to Explore, Learn, Hack, and Hang Out.
It's where tech enthusiasts, tinkerers, and curious minds unite to dive into everything from CTFs, robots, demos, and workshops to other hands-on activities. Meet different communities and organizations, test your skills, and explore all the exciting opportunities they have to offer.
Got some downtime? Head to the Community Lounge, challenge yourself with lockpicking or just kick back on the sofas, and swap ideas (or war stories) with fellow hackers in a chill, laid-back vibe.
Whether you're here to level up your skills or just soak in the energy, the Community Village is where the action happens.
Community Village opens
RoboTeaHouse
Do you want to get away from the noise for a second? Come and visit the teahouse, where you can relax and grab a drink by doing a bit of hacking or social engineering. Or are you up for a challenge? Do you think you can outsmart our robots? Whether you’re here to sharpen your skills or just to recharge, come say hi and see if you have what it takes.
KuoSec Cyber Phish and Quiz
Think you know cybersecurity, Kuopio and Harald? Can you handle phishing? Prove it! Come and join us at our booth and take part in our phish and quiz. Because nothing says fun like debugging your brain in real time.
Homebrew radio demo session
We'll live demo some DIY radio hardware at SRAL booth, see you there!
DIY antenna workshop 1
Build and measure your own antenna (433 or 868 MHz). Free-of-charge, no prior knowledge required. 10 seats per workshop, book your seat in advance at SRAL booth. Organized in co-operation with Hacklab.
Intro to cybercrime
Join us to commit crimes see few cyber-criminal related marketplaces and forums, and chat about infostealers, data breaches, and crime in general
Demo: Digital communication over amateur radio
See how amateur radio frequencies can be used for digital communication
DIY antenna workshop 2
Build and measure your own antenna (433 or 868 MHz). Free-of-charge, no prior knowledge required. 10 seats per workshop, book your seat in advance at SRAL booth. Organized in co-operation with Hacklab.
CyberQuiz
Challenge your skills at our exclusive Cybersecurity Quiz! This thrilling competition invites enthusiasts and professionals alike to demonstrate their expertise
DJ sets
Community Village closes
Community Village opens
KuoSec Cyber Phish and Quiz
Think you know cybersecurity, Kuopio and Harald? Can you handle phishing? Prove it! Come and join us at our booth and take part in our phish and quiz. Because nothing says fun like debugging your brain in real time.
Homebrew radio demo session
We'll live demo some DIY radio hardware at SRAL booth, see you there!
DIY antenna workshop 3
Build and measure your own antenna (433 or 868 MHz). Free-of-charge, no prior knowledge required. 10 seats per workshop, book your seat in advance at SRAL booth. Organized in co-operation with Hacklab.
Demo: Digital communication over amateur radio
See how amateur radio frequencies can be used for digital communication
DIY antenna workshop 4
Build and measure your own antenna (433 or 868 MHz). Free-of-charge, no prior knowledge required. 10 seats per workshop, book your seat in advance at SRAL booth. Organized in co-operation with Hacklab.
CyberQuiz
Challenge your skills at our exclusive Cybersecurity Quiz! This thrilling competition invites enthusiasts and professionals alike to demonstrate their expertise
Community Village Stamp Hunt raffle
Meet the organisatinos, collect all stamps from Community Village and win a prize!
DJ sets
Community Village closes
Ready to test your wits and sink some ships in this attack/defense mini CTF? Drive into high stakes battle against your friend or a stranger in our Cyber Viking Battleship game and navigate the toughest cyber waters. Think fast. Strike smart. Stay afloat.
Come check out what cyberstuff Halko - Hacklab Kuopio has done! Come and learn about makerspace possibilities, and what cooperation between Hacklab - InfoSec looks like in Kuopio.
Skrolli, the Finnish computer culture magazine brings you some golden oldies to play with.
Code NN is a dynamic company specialising in the creation of custom-made software solutions to cater to the unique needs of its clients. Their flagship product, recently launched, is a sophisticated Orders application designed for seamless online order management. Could the company be slightly too dynamic? Can you determine the true form of the "sophisticated" Orders app. Are you Up to the task?
PoroSec brings a series of interactive security challenges to the Disobey Community Village. Expect lightweight puzzles, hands-on thinking, and a few surprises — no laptop required, just curiosity and attention to detail. Solve challenges, earn exclusive swag, and unlock a bonus for those who dare to do it all.
Give a hug or have a chat with friends old and new, and write your name on each others' cards! Once the heart has 20 names, you can show it to us and receive a unique Cyber Club x Disobey sticker while supplies last (first 100 per day).
On Friday: Bring your own t-shirt, sweatshirt, totebag - whatever fabric that's more than 50% organic material, and create your very own unique HelSec x Disobey merch using various printing techniques. Note: The printing ink requires time to dry and we have drying space for the first 50 participants. You should pick up your merch early on Saturday. You will recieve care and wash instructions for your merch upon picking up.
On Saturday: Think the suits have it easy, golfing all day and drinking with clients all night? Come try what it’s like on the other side with our putting range! We might even have something to give out the best of the best.
Visit the W4CFI booth for hands‑on brain‑training challenges and a chance to win our limited‑edition Disobey stickers. We’ll also be offering temporary tattoos for anyone who wants to wear a bit of cyber spirit home. Our volunteers will be on site throughout the event to chat, answer questions, and share how Women4Cyber Finland supports and strengthens the cybersecurity community. Come play, connect, and get to know us.
Think you’ve got hacker instincts? Step up and test them. Short CTF challenges, hidden clues, the kind even freshmen can crack on their phone. Break it apart, dig a little deeper, and see if you can catch what others miss. Each win earns you cred, maybe a sticker, maybe something more. There’s gear on the table too, tools you won’t find at your local store, and only a handful to go around, so be quick. Come find out and see how deep the rabbit hole goes.
Visit our desk to meet and greet out pack! Test your skills in LEGENDAY Tekken 3!
Visit SRAL booth to explore homebrew radio hardware, software defined radio SDR and more. DIY is our theme this year.
Come sit down and relax or take part in picking locks open for fun! Professionals are also doing 1-on-1 teaching for beginners and other enthusiast, so no need for previous experience. Bring a drink, bring a friend, bring a cool little lock that you haven't been able to open or would like to have it opened, we love challenges and stories! There is an ongoing picking 'competition' going on for th eduration of the event, pick a lock and get your name on the board to advance to a harder lock and so on. We also have an RFID lock so that you can bring a FlipperZero to try copy the tag.
Come to hack your badge or other small electronic things to our stand, basic electronic tools available
Do you like blinking leds? Come to our stand and learn basics of soldering. Limited amount of kits available, small material fee. Takes about an hour to complete
Have you tried to social engineer your way around generative AI (GenAI) guardrails and made it do something it's not supposed to do? Hacking GenAI is hacking with natural language and a skill we all need to have. You're most welcome to come and try and meet us from TurkuSec
As always, our Community Village is composed by a community of wonderful organizations and associations. Meet them below (in alphabetical order).
Cyber Club Kotka, officially known as Kotkan Kyberturvallisuusinsinööriopiskelijat ry, is the student association for cybersecurity students at XAMK. Our goal is to help students find friends and get to know each other at the very beginning of their studies, support networking within the cybersecurity field, and offer members shared activities and events related to cybersecurity as well as activities beyond the field.
Do you need tools, place or community to make physical things? Local Hacklab might be your solution. At Disobey we have small electronics workbenches, some 3D printing and all kinds of projects our members have made. Visit us at https://hacklab.fi/index_en.html
Halko - Hacklab Kuopio ry is a non-profit communal workspace / makerspace in Kuopio, Finland. We provide spaces, equipment and community for many kinds of projects involving both tech and art. Everyone 18+ is welcome to come visit us on our twice per week open days and check out the premises and meet people. Experience is not required, Halko is a great space to get inspiration, learn new stuff, work on projects and have fun. Visit us at https://halko.fi/en
Cybersecurity group by the community, for the community. Founded in 2018, a non-profit organization HelSec currently organizes regular meetups, where security professionals, enthusiasts and other like-minded people can meet and network in the Helsinki region. Visit us at https://helsec.fi/
H‑T8 is a student‑driven hacking club created by students, for students. Our mission is to open the doors to the exciting world of cybersecurity and help newcomers take their first steps as ethical hackers. We organize excursions, CTF competitions and student events where members can learn practical skills and network. Whether you’re an absolute beginner or already exploring advanced topics, H‑T8 offers a supportive community where curiosity and experimentation are encouraged.
For many, we are the first real connection to cybersecurity, and we take pride in making that introduction fun, inclusive, and inspiring. We offer content for all skill levels, from basic introductions to advanced activities. Our experienced members also form a competitive CTF team that participates in contests throughout the year. If you’re a student or someone who enjoys supporting students in this field, come join us and be part of the H‑T8 community! Visit us at https://rbin.dev/H-T8/
KuoSec ry is part of the CitySec family. It is an infosec community located at Kuopio, Finland. Our purpose is to organize meetups and get-togethers focused on training and networking. Anyone interested in the Infosec field is welcome to join us, meet likeminded people and hopefully learn something new. Visit us at https://kuosec.fi/
KymiSec ry is part of the CitySec family. We are an information security community based in the Kymenlaakso region of Finland. Our goal is to organize infosec-related meetups and events focused on learning and networking. KymiSec works in cooperation with Cyber Club Kotka (CCK). Anyone interested in information security and cybersecurity is welcome to join us, meet like-minded people, and develop their skills. Visit us at https://www.kymisec.fi/
Lahti Cyber Security Society (LahtiSec) is the CitySec chapter in Lahti, Finland. We host meetups three times a year, grow the local security community, and make cyber security easier to approach whether you’re a pro, a student, or just curious. Visit our Community Village stand to meet the crew, hear what's going on (including KyberLahti 2026), and catch a little “Business City” energy! Visit us at https://lahtisec.fi/
Four experienced/professional lockpickers teaching and showing how locks and lockpicking works. We aim to introduce the basics of physical security to everyone, so that together the security concious minds would improve total security.
The InfoSec Community of Northern Finland. The Information Security community from the northern part of Finland (mainly Rovaniemi) welcomes anyone interested in information security or eager to learn something new. We organize meetups and events for infosec enthusiasts. Visit us at https://porosec.fi/
Robot Uprising is a volunteer-led community that shares a common love for robots and making cool stuff happen. We organize hands-on robotics events combining gaming, storytelling, and tech challenges. Visit us at https://robotuprising.fi/
Information security community from Lappeenranta. We organise meetups and community events on a regular basis. We welcome anyone interested in information security, whether you are a student, professional or just curious about infosec. Visit us at https://saimaasec.fi/
At the Skrolli booth you can try out older and more unique home computers that you may recognize from the pages of the magazines. You can also let us know if you'd be interested in an international edition of Skrolli and of course subscribe Skrolli for 2026 or purchase older issues. Join the conversation on Skrolli’s reader channels (Discord, Matrix, IRC) at skrolli.fi/lukijakanavat/
Amateur radio is where curiosity meets communication — visit the SRAL booth to discover how radio enthusiasts build DIY gear, explore signals, and connect with the world in surprising ways. Visit us at https://www.sral.fi/en/
Testausserveri is an open community for young and young minded people interested in programming, ethical hacking and tech in general. This Disobey you can try your hardest with our CTF challenges and come meet us along with some guest stars from the Finnish European Cybersecurity Competition team. https://testausserveri.fi/
Mother of CitySecs. TurkuSec ry is a nonprofit organization of information security professionals, practitioners and enthusiasts. Visit us on DisObey Community Village to chat about citysecs, cyber stuff and life in general, try LLM hacking challenges, and some ad-hoc challenges. Visit us at https://turkusec.fi/
Women4Cyber Finland is a non profit association dedicated to advancing women's careers in cybersecurity, thus increasing diversity and equalizing the existing gender imbalance. As Finland's official chapter within a European network of over 30 chapters, we promote equal opportunities, raise awareness, and strengthen the national cyber talent pool. We contribute to public dialogue, host networking and learning events, and provide support and up to date insights in close cooperation with our partners. Visit us at https://www.women4cyberfinland.com/
