Hacking Archives of India is a public archive that catalogs talks, tools, books, and awards by Indian security researchers across global infosec conferences.

It’s an aggregator, not an authority — every entry links back to a verifiable source (conference schedule, official page, video, slides, etc.). Browse by people, focus areas, tags, tools, books, or the full timeline.

Built for humans and machines: the site supports llms.txt, and every page has a clean /index.md version for Markdown/LLM context.

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