H3 H3 is an applied research security concept established by researchers and students at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

H3 is an applied research security concept established by researchers and students at the Georgia Institute of Technology and the Georgia Tech Research Institute. We are working to foster a fun environment where security researchers can ethically and safely hone their skills to gain valuable, hands-on experience in the realm of cyber security. H3 does this by hosting challenges that not only allow

students to hack in an ethical and controlled environment, but also to teach them how to do so. In order to build secure systems, people have to be able to understand the very real threats that face all systems.

Register now for this year's event to be held on November 4! Visit our website for details!
10/05/2017

Register now for this year's event to be held on November 4! Visit our website for details!

Georgia Tech is proud to welcome The Home Depot as sponsor of Hungry Hungry Hackers 2017! Saturday, November 4 8:30 a.m. – 9 p.m. GTRI Conference Center 250 14th St NW, Atlanta GA 30318 H3 2017 is open to all college students – participants should be prepared to show a student ID on the day of the e...

03/01/2017

All, H3 2017 will be happening during the fall semester this year. Stay tuned for updates.

04/18/2016

We have posted photos from the April 2nd event, go ahead and tag yourself =). If you guys snapped any pictures post them here.... We want to see the event from your eyes! Remember to periodically check our page to get any updates on future events, and again thank you all for your participation!

04/18/2016
A big thank you to everyone who came out to the the event and participated. We are eager to hear your feedback! We did s...
04/06/2016

A big thank you to everyone who came out to the the event and participated. We are eager to hear your feedback! We did send an email blast including a short survey, but if you did not receive the email here is a link to the survey.

http://goo.gl/forms/cWZmbL72wq.

Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey about your experience at Hungry, Hungry Hackers - 2016. The H3 team is dedicated to delivering a world class experience to our participants and your feedback is essential to helping us improve! This survey should take less than five minutes to co…

04/06/2016

Hi guys! We were waiting for our pictures to get developed but many of you have messaged us asking about the winners. Here they are!

1st place: Insu Yun – Georgia Tech (Grad student in CS)
2nd place: Yeongjin Jang – Georgia Tech (Grad student in CS; also 2012 H3 winner)
3rd place: Kevin Colley – UCF

03/08/2016

Prizes for the April 2nd, 2016 'Hungry, Hungry Hackers' event at GTRI have been announced!

1st place - MacBook Pro
2nd place - iPad Pro
3rd place - iPad Mini 4

Register at http://hungryhungryhackers.com/ today!

IT'S HAPPENING! APRIL 2ND, come out and show us what you're made of at the hackathon!!!!!!!!!! H3 2016 will provide a Ca...
03/03/2016

IT'S HAPPENING! APRIL 2ND, come out and show us what you're made of at the hackathon!!!!!!!!!! H3 2016 will provide a Capture the Flag competitive track for students to compete for prizes and recognition. H3's CTF competition includes web, forensics, crypto, binary, social engineering, IoT, and other challenges. Players compete at the individual level (no teams) to gain points for every flag captured.

http://www.hungryhungryhackers.org/

Hungry, Hungry Hackers 2016 (H3 2016) will take place on Saturday, April 2nd at the GTRI Conference Center located at 250 14th Street, Atlanta, GA. Georgia Tech is proud to partner with the Home Depot to offer this year’s event.

Hackers, H3 is getting ready to launch another event, this time online, and would like to invite you and your friends to...
10/19/2013

Hackers, H3 is getting ready to launch another event, this time online, and would like to invite you and your friends to play...

H3's Social Media Recon Challenge (SMRC) is kicking off registration November 2013! SMRC is a two month online game of hide and seek that will last through the end of January 2014. The Georgia Tech resident hacking club, the GreyH@Ts, will begin the game by hiding multiple flags throughout various social media channels around the World Wide Web. The challenge is for teams (1 or many humans) to find the GreyH@Ts, capture their flags, and tell us their schemes.

http://h3.gatech.edu/index.php/challenges/current

Good luck and let us know if you have any questions.

Who: SMRC is presented to you by the H3 Hacking Series in partnership with the GreyH@T’s, Georgia Tech's hacking club.

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