The Community Area was the beating heart of RomHack Camp 2026. From October 2 to 4, these communities brought the Camp to life with their stands, projects and hands-on activities — built by the community, for the community.
Thank you to all of them for being with us.
Cyber Saiyan is the non-profit association behind RomHack. We spread security awareness and organize the Camp, the Training and the Conference since 2018.
At the Camp you’ll find us running check-in, the shop and the bar, swag and beer included. 🍻
🔁 Organizers of RomHack Camp since the first edition in 2022.
Guerre di Rete is a non-profit that publishes a weekly infosec newsletter and news site on the intersection of cybersecurity, human rights, surveillance and privacy, run together with Cyber Saiyan.
You can find Guerre di Rete at the Cyber Saiyan stand.
🔁 Back again — also with us at RomHack Camp 2022.
Fibonhack is a CTF team founded in Pisa in 2019 by a group of students from the University of Pisa, following the CyberChallenge.it program. Over the years, they have competed in numerous competitions and assisted the University and local schools with cybersecurity training. The group has also organized several CTFs, such as the Internet Festival CTF 2023 and MOCA CTF 2024.
Beyond competitions, the team is actively involved in organizing and participating in events to raise cybersecurity awareness.
They design and run the RomHack Camp CTF, From Dusk Till Dawn.
You can find fibonhack in the Community Area.
Berghem-in-the-Middle (BITM) is a non-profit founded by information security enthusiasts and professionals in northern Italy, in an open and friendly environment fostering technical development and knowledge sharing. Since 2019 it hosts No Hat, an international security conference gathering researchers and specialists in Bergamo.
You can find BITM in the Community Area.
🔁 Back again — also with us at RomHack Camp 2022.
End Summer Camp is a non-profit meeting in the form of a hacker camp, held every year for people interested in hacking, free software and DIY. Its content is entirely built by its community.
You can find ESC in the Community Area.
🔁 Back again — also with us at RomHack Camp 2022.
Metro Olografix is a telematic cultural association born in Pescara in 1994, founded by computer enthusiasts, hackers and geeks as a response to the Italian Crackdown. It promotes the ethical use of technology, privacy, network security and open source, and organizes MOCA, the Metro Olografix Camp.
You can find Metro Olografix in the Community Area.
🔁 Back again — also with us at RomHack Camp 2022.
GDG (Google Developer Groups) brings together passionate developers, tech experts, and innovators across Italy to explore the bleeding edge of technology, build real-world skills, and foster local ecosystems. At Romhack Camp, we are teaming up with PLUG (Pignola Linux User Group), a dynamic non-profit dedicated to democratizing digital skills, smashing the gender gap in STEM, and championing open technologies like robotics, IoT, and AI.
Together, GDG and PLUG are hosting a highly interactive booth in the Community Area designed to educate, empower, and connect.
Drop by our space to explore:
🛡️ Cyber-Awareness & Social Safety Hub: Not your average security talk. This is a hands-on corner dedicated to digital defense. We’re equipping younger generations (and adults!) with the practical tools and awareness needed to prevent cyberbullying and navigate the digital landscape safely and consciously.
🚀 Community Incubation Desk: Want to spark a tech movement in your own city? Come grab our playbook. We’re sharing insider secrets and practical strategies on how to bootstrap, grow, and sustain thriving independent tech communities and collaborative coworking spaces—especially in regional areas.
Come talk tech, community, and innovation with us.
You can find GDG + PLUG in the Community Area.
Bullismo No Grazie is a non-profit that fights bullying and cyberbullying, giving young people, parents and schools the tools to recognise, report and stop it.
You can find Bullismo No Grazie in the Community Area.
8 Bit Inside is a non-profit association founded in 2016 that recovers and keeps working old computers, game consoles, computer-music devices and telecommunications equipment, with the aim of spreading their knowledge and showing how information technology, gaming, computer music and telecommunications have evolved over time.
You can find 8 Bit Inside in the Community Area, with a hands-on exhibit of vintage machines.
🔁 Back again — also with us at RomHack Camp 2022.
Cyberpolyglots is a community bridging spoken languages and cybersecurity. At the Camp they run their multilingual village with a set of mini-CTFs: a multilingual OSINT challenge, a phishing challenge in 16 languages, and a SIEM challenge where you attribute the threat actor from linguistic clues.
You can find Cyberpolyglots in the Community Area.
Links: Website · SoundCloud
ROOT APS is a Romagna-based club for nerds, makers and retro-tech lovers — a friendly place to share a passion for technology, electronics, computing and video games, and to build new projects together.
You can find /root in the Community Area.
Donne 4.0 is a non-profit that supports, with real projects and activities, the empowerment of women in the digital world, increasing their full participation in tech with the goal of closing the gender gap in the IT sector.
Donne 4.0 joins the Camp with its activities but does not have a dedicated stand in the Community Area.
🔁 Back again — also with us at RomHack Camp 2022 (where they ran a coding event for kids and teens).
Italmaker is an independent STEM education project created to turn technology into a tool for learning, experimenting and building ideas.
We design and deliver hands-on experiences for children, teenagers, schools and educators, combining coding, educational robotics, electronics, artificial intelligence, 3D printing, digital fabrication and maker culture.
Our approach goes beyond simply learning how to use a robot or write code. Participants are encouraged to face challenges, find their own solutions, build prototypes, test ideas, make mistakes and improve them — developing computational thinking, creativity, problem solving and collaboration along the way.
Italmaker also designs original educational formats, challenges and learning environments where technology becomes something to explore, modify and create with.
Our goal is simple: help young people move from being technology users to becoming inventors, makers and creators.
At RomHack we will also introduce Brain Arena, our new challenge-based educational format combining robotics, strategy, coding and problem solving.
Milliways is a group of information security specialists, which has appeared at several hacker camps in Europe and North America since 2003. We plan and build large installations and infrastructure, where we feed and host hundreds of hackers, providing a space for discussions and networking.
See our CCCamp23 talk
You can find Milliways in the Community Area.
Links: Website · mastodon: @[email protected]
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