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Show Off Your OpenGraph Research
Help shape the future of identity attack path mapping. Submit your OpenGraph research and get rewarded for pushing the boundaries of BloodHound.
Now That You Have OpenGraph, Show Us What You Can Do with It
BloodHound has always been more than a tool; it’s been a platform shaped by the community that uses it to break things better. From the earliest privilege escalation chains to cutting-edge cross-domain attack paths, some of the best BloodHound content hasn’t come from us. It’s come from you.
Now that OpenGraph is live in BloodHound 8.0, we’re throwing down a challenge: Use it.
Abuse it. Break new ground with it
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We’re inviting the community to submit writeups, talk proposals, and real-world research that shows what’s possible with OpenGraph. Whether you’re owning data lakes or MacBooks, getting to a production database via GitHub, or just building something weird that works, we want to see it!
Top submissions will get:
All authors of
blog posts
on research involving OpenGraph will receive a BloodHound Challenge coin and swag in the mail.
For
research talks
on OpenGraph accepted by a security conference with more than 200 attendees, we’ll have a special bonus. You can choose between any SpecterOps training class or a free trip to attend SO-CON 2026 (ticket, flight, and hotel included). Maximum of 10 people are eligible to receive this bonus at SO discretion (that’s the parents speaking).
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Submission Details
If you're interested in presenting at SO-CON 2026
, please consider submitting a talk to the CFP at
https://sessionize.com/socon-2026/
before November 15, 2025!
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Provide a short summary of your research or content. Include key findings, data sources, and how OpenGraph was used.
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Are you interested in...?
BloodHound Swag (for blog posts)
SpecterOps Training Seat (for accepted talks)
SO-CON Trip (for accepted talks)
Participating in a SpecterOps webcast
Having your research promoted on SpecterOps social media
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If you selected that you're interested in swag, please include your address and phone number. (Otherwise we will be unable to ensure delivery of items.)
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How long have you been using BloodHound (any version)?
Please use your best guesstimate.
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