31C3
took place Dec. 27, 2014 through Dec. 30, 2014 (9 years, 10 months ago) at CCH Congress Center Hamburg in Hamburg, Germany.
Presentations
Saturday, Dec. 27, 2014
Sunday, Dec. 28, 2014
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00:00 - Citizenfour
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11:30 - Switches Get Stitches: Industrial System Ownership
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11:30 - Uncaging Microchips: Techniques for Chip Preparation
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11:30 - Why is GPG "damn near unusable"?: An overview of usable security research
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11:30 - From Computation to Consciousness: How computation helps to explain mind, universe and everything
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12:45 - Tell no-one: A century of secret deals between the NSA and the telecom industry
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12:45 - Beyond PNR: Exploring airline systems
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12:45 - Lightning Talks Day 2
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12:45 - Serenität – Anleitung zum Glücklichsein: Das Duo 'read & delete' präsentiert radikale philosophische Texte mit musikalischer Begleitung
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14:00 - Cyber Necromancy: Reverse Engineering Dead Protocols
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14:00 - Programming with dependent types in Idris
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14:00 - Security Analysis of Estonia's Internet Voting System
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16:00 - GIFs: Tod eines Mediums. Und sein Leben nach dem Tod.: Wie es kommt, dass technischer Fortschritt den Nutzern gänzlich egal sein kann.
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16:00 - Safer playing with lasers
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16:00 - The automobile as massive data gathering source and the consequences for individual privacy: The next big privacy heist
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16:00 - Das Transparenzportal Hamburg: Inhalt und Umsetzung
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16:45 - Iridium Pager Hacking
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16:45 - Krypto für die Zukunft: Verteidigung gegen Dunkle Künste
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16:45 - Finding the Weak Crypto Needle in a Byte Haystack: Automatic detection of key-reuse vulnerabilities
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16:45 - Long war tactics: or how we learned to stop worrying and love the NSA
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17:30 - Forging the USB armory: Creating an open source secure flash-drive-sized computer
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17:30 - Hacking Ethics in Education
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17:30 - Mr Beam goes Kickstarter: Lessons learned from crowdfunding a hardware project
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17:30 - Information Control and Strategic Violence: How governments use censorship and surveillance as part of their violent repressive tactics
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18:15 - Open-BCI DIY-Neuroscience Maker-Art Mind-Hacking: open source DIY brain-computer-interfaces | technology and applications crash-course | "BCI Mind-Hacking" intro
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18:15 - Privacy and Consumer Markets: Reversing the Surveillance Business Model
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18:15 - Vor Windows 8 wird gewarnt: Und nichts (Secure) Bootet mehr?
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18:15 - Global Civil Society Under Attack: Reports from the Frontlines
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19:00 - The Invisible Committee Returns with "Fuck Off Google": Cybernetics, Anti-Terrorism, and the ongoing case against the Tarnac 10
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19:00 - »Hard Drive Punch«: Destroying data as a performative act
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19:00 - Internet of toilets: Trends in the sanitarian territory
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20:30 - Attacks on UEFI security, inspired by Darth Venamis's misery and Speed Racer
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20:30 - Preserving arcade games
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20:30 - Reconstructing narratives: transparency in the service of justice
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20:35 - Mining for Bugs with Graph Database Queries
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21:45 - Too Many Cooks - Exploiting the Internet-of-TR-069-Things
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21:45 - net neutrality: days of future past? : Taking stock after two years of net neutrality in the Netherlands
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21:45 - Fernvale: An Open Hardware and Software Platform, Based on the (nominally) Closed-Source MT6260 SoC: A Lawful Method for Converting Closed IP into Open IP
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21:45 - Inside Field Station Berlin Teufelsberg: The story of the NSA listening post – told by an ex-SIGINT analyst who worked there
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23:00 - The Matter of Heartbleed: What went wrong, how the Internet reacted, what we can learn for the future
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23:00 - Superheroes Still Need Phoneboxes: The art of making a free phonebox and the culture of anonymous communication
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23:00 - Traue keinem Scan, den du nicht selbst gefälscht hast: "Bei Kopierern kommt das raus, was man reinsteckt." – Wer das denkt, sollte diesen Vortrag besuchen.
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23:00 - Doing right by sources, done right
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23:30 - Heartache and Heartbleed: The insider's perspective on the aftermath of Heartbleed: The untold story of what really happened, how it was patched and what was learned.
Monday, Dec. 29, 2014
Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2014