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DEF CON Social

DEF CON Social is the official Mastodon instance of the DEF CON hacking conference community in the federated fediverse.

52 usesUpdated Oct 11, 2026
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About this module

DEF CON Social is the community-run Mastodon instance of the DEF CON hacking conference, part of the federated fediverse of social networks. Members hold public profiles with a display name, biography, verified links and activity history. It serves as a gathering place for the conference's global community of hackers, security researchers and technologists.

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