# r2con\-prequals\-rhme3 [DecompHub listing]() ยท [JSON record]() ## Description > r2 the Rhme3\! The RHme \(Riscure Hack me\) is a low level hardware CTF that comes in the form of an Arduino board \(AVR architecture\)\. It involves a set of SW and HW challenges to test your skills in different areas such as side channel analysis, fault injection, reverse\-engineering and software exploitation\. In our talk we will briefly recap RHme2 and introduce the upcoming RHme3\. This year we decided to create a special target called the Riscurino board which features CAN controllers for a real automotive hacking experience\! During the r2con we challenge you to solve as many challenges as you c - Category: hardware - Work types: reverse\-engineering - Targets: Unknown - Project status: unknown - Listing updated: 2026\-10\-08T15:01:38\.569Z - Listing first published: 2026\-10\-08T15:01:38\.571Z ## Repository - Repository: [enovella/r2con\-prequals\-rhme3]() - License: Not specified - Repository stars: 17 - Stars checked: 2026\-10\-08T13:32:11\.505Z - Repository metadata checked: 2026\-10\-08T13:32:11\.505Z ## Progress Each value describes only its stated scope. An observation date is when DecompHub read the source; it is not a publisher measurement date. No sourced numeric progress is currently reported. This is unknown progress, not 0%. ## Contributing - Contribution status: unknown - Help requested: Not reported - Contribution instructions: Not reported - Contribution source: Not reported - Contribution information checked: Not reported - AI contribution policy: unspecified - AI policy source: Not reported ## Listing sources - [Public repository metadata]() - [Discovery query]() ## Data notes Descriptions remain in their recorded source language. Missing values are not inferred. Repository licensing is upstream metadata; this export does not grant rights to upstream code or assets. Schema version: 1. [Public data documentation]().