RF Village Mx how to learn and make community
RF Village MX is a community focused on making the invisible world of wireless communications accessible to everyone. Through hands-on workshops, live labs, RF-based CTFs, and hardware experimentation, we help hackers, makers, students, and cybersecurity enthusiasts explore technologies such as SDR, LoRa, BLE, sub-GHz, and signal analysis in a practical way.
This session will present how RF Village MX was created, how the community has grown across conferences and events in Latin America, and how collaborative learning can turn curiosity into real technical skills. Attendees will learn how to build local RF communities, organize interactive learning experiences, and introduce offensive and defensive radio frequency concepts without requiring prior RF experience.
The talk also includes examples of live demos, community-driven RF challenges, and educational initiatives that have helped participants move beyond traditional WiFi security into the broader world of wireless hacking and experimentation.
De la caja negra, hasta la construcción de firmware para reconocimiento de torres celulares
Como se puede aprovechar de la creación de skills y prompts para el desarrollo de firmware en placas de desarrollo con modulos integrados o interconectados de telefonia LTE para el escaneo de antenaspara la geolocalización y como área de oportunidad para research para la comunidad
Creating a CTF Platform for Wardriving, Wireless, and RF Technologies
This session explores the design and development of an open-source CTF platform focused on wardriving, wireless, and radio frequency (RF) technologies. From widely used protocols such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to IoT and telecommunications systems, participants will gain insight into how wireless communication is present in everyday environments wherever antennas and RF hardware exist.
We will cover the architecture behind the platform, the challenges of modeling real-world wireless scenarios, and how to create engaging, hands-on challenges that simulate RF-based attacks and analysis. The talk also highlights how this platform can be used as a learning tool for both beginners and advanced practitioners interested in wireless security, signal intelligence, and hardware interaction.
Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of how to build, extend, and use CTF environments to explore the invisible layer of wireless communication that surrounds us.
From POC of wireless to Wireless Platform Analysis
An open-source platform for exploring RF technologies, learning about hardware components, and analyzing wireless signals, vendors, and network performance.
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