Past Events
Why do I keep building things no one asked for?
Delhi School of Ideas
Delhi School of Ideas is a curated speaker series by unLecture x Gully Labs, where researchers, builders, and curious minds present unusual ideas, experiments, and niche obsessions through short, engaging talks. I presented "Why I Keep Building Things No One Asked For", exploring how curiosity led to projects spanning wireless security, biosignals, and human-machine interfaces.
The invisible world around us
UnLecture Delhi
Your phone is having 200+ silent conversations right now. But you may never have the full idea about who it’s talking to. Invisible signals are constantly passing through the air around us. Devices are speaking to one another. Networks we never see are quietly holding modern life together. Yet most of us move through this digital atmosphere without ever noticing it.
Offensive Hardware: Hands-On RF, BLE & Wireless Security Lab
Bsides Kerala
Modern devices constantly communicate over wireless protocols such as RF, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), and Wi-Fi, yet many of these technologies are poorly understood from a security perspective. This hands-on hardware provides an interactive environment where attendees can explore how wireless systems behave under real-world attack scenarios using purpose-built security research hardware. This showcase a collection of compact embedded devices designed to demonstrate practical wireless security concepts, including RF signal replay, BLE interaction behavior, Wi-Fi management frame awareness, and USB HID-based automation risks. These tools are built using widely accessible microcontrollers and radio modules, illustrating how low-cost hardware can be used to study wireless protocols and identify security weaknesses.
Soldering + Hardware Hacking Village
Seasides Goa
Soldering Village: Build your own badge and test your hardware skills! Whether you're a soldering pro or complete beginner, grab a badge and join the fun. Hidden challenge included with prizes for those who crack it. Hardware Track: Curated talks focusing exclusively on hardware security, embedded systems, satellite hacking, OT security, and reverse engineering. Learn from the best in the field.
Weapons of Wireless Hacking
Bsides Dehradun
The Hardware Hacking Village is a fully hands-on, interactive space where attendees can experience real-world wireless attacks and hardware exploitation in action. Participants will explore WiFi, Bluetooth (BLE), and RF attacks using custom-built devices, including WiFi deauthers, BLE jammers, Evil Portal systems, RF signal cloners, and BadUSB payload injectors.
Wrecking Crew Arsenal
Bsides Agra
From probing circuits to breaking silicon boundaries, this session is for those who love getting their hands dirty with real hardware exploits.
The Wireless Wrecking Crew
Bsides Mumbai
Robotics Engineer by profession, hardware hacker by passion. I design and build offensive security tools from scratch and fund my projects entirely from my day job. From PCB design to embedded firmware, my goal is to empower researchers with badass, affordable gear. The Hardware Hacker’s Arsenal is a curated collection of open-source offensive security devices crafted for disrupting and analyzing WiFi, BLE, 5GHz, and RF communications.
Available Topics
I can speak on or run workshops around these themes. Custom topics available on request.
Wireless Security Fundamentals
BLE, WiFi, RF — practical attack and defense for engineers and developers. Suitable for all levels.
Building Security Hardware
From schematic to shipped product. KiCad, ESP32, PlatformIO, and lessons from running a hardware startup.
Red Team Tools & Methodology
Hands-on offensive security tooling for authorized engagements. Legal, ethical, and practical.