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DEF CON · Event date August 5, 2027 - August 8, 2027

DEF CON 35

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Why it matters
August 5, 2027 - August 8, 2027
Scheduled event

DEF CON 35 is scheduled for August 5-8, 2027 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, bringing together security researchers, practitioners, villages, contests, and community-led technical programs.

My takeaway: DEF CON 35 is worth tracking for future AI Village and adversarial-AI programming, but this entry does not assume a specific 2027 village schedule before organizers publish it.
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