32C3
took place Dec. 27, 2015 through Dec. 30, 2015 (8 years, 10 months ago) at CCH Congress Center Hamburg in Hamburg, Germany.
Presentations
Sunday, Dec. 27, 2015
Monday, Dec. 28, 2015
Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2015
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00:15 - Fnord-Jahresrückblick
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00:15 - Methodisch inkorrekt!: Die Wissenschaftsgala vom 32C3
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11:30 - (In)Security of Embedded Devices' Firmware - Fast and Furious at Large Scale
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11:30 - re_cycle: Trash the prints, print the trash
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11:30 - Beyond Anti Evil Maid: Making it easier to avoid low-level compromise, and why you'll still lose
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11:30 - „Nach bestem Wissen und Gewissen“ – Floskeln in der Politik: Politische Phrasologie – warum man aus dem ganzen Zeug, das Politiker so reden, schlau werden kann
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12:45 - Computational Meta-Psychology: An Artificial Intelligence exploration into the creation of meaning
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12:45 - Lightning Talks Day 3
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12:45 - Tor onion services: more useful than you think
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12:45 - Graphs, Drones & Phones: The role of social-graphs for Drones in the War on Terror.
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14:00 - Neither Snow Nor Rain Nor MITM… The State of Email Security in 2015
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14:00 - "Fluxus cannot save the world.": What hacking has to do with avantgarde art of the 1960ies (subtitle to be changed)
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14:00 - State of the Onion
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16:00 - Say hi to your new boss: How algorithms might soon control our lives.: Discrimination and ethics in the data-driven society
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16:00 - Vehicle2Vehicle Communication based on IEEE 802.11p
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16:00 - Check your privileges!: How to drop more of your privileges to reduce attack surface.
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16:00 - Gibberish Detection 102
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17:15 - A Dozen Years of Shellphish: From DEFCON to the DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge
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17:15 - De-anonymizing Programmers: Large Scale Authorship Attribution from Executable Binaries of Compiled Code and Source Code
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17:15 - The Price Of Dissent: The surveillance state & modern day COINTELPRO tactics
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17:15 - Safe Harbor
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18:30 - 3D printing on the moon: The future of space exploration
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18:30 - Prediction and Control: Watching Algorithms
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18:30 - Ten years after ‚We Lost The War‘: The future does not look much brighter than ten years ago. What comes next, and what can the hacker community do to make things better?
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18:30 - The architecture of a street level panopticon: How drones, IMSI Catchers, and cameras are shaping our cities
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20:30 - Reversing UEFI by execution
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20:30 - Media Coverage and the Public in the Surveillance Society: Findings from a Research Project on Digital Surveillance Post-Snowden
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20:30 - 20 OSCILLATORS IN 20 MINUTES
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20:30 - QRtistry: One can create art and beauty with … pixels
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21:15 - Intelexit: Calling secret service agents to quit their jobs
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21:15 - Free Software and Hardware bring National Sovereignty: Gaza as a case study
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21:15 - Trust us and our business will expand!: Net-activism strategies against fake web companies
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21:15 - The plain simple reality of entropy: Or how I learned to stop worrying and love urandom
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22:00 - the possibility of an army: phone verified accounts bringing the Hessian army back to life
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22:00 - Craft, leisure, and end-user innovation: How hacking is conceived in social science research
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22:00 - Internet Cube: Let's Build together a Free, Neutral and Decentralized Internet
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22:00 - Crypto ist Abwehr, IFG ist Angriff!
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22:45 - Building and Breaking Wireless Security: Wireless Physical Layer Security & More...
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22:45 - Stromtankstellen – eine neue öffentliche Infrastruktur: Was kann das? Wie kann ich das nutzen? Wo besteht Erforschungsbedarf?
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22:45 - On Computing Numbers, with an Application to Problems of our Society: Journalism ♥ Computer Science
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22:45 - Österreich: Der Kampf gegen unkontrollierte Massenüberwachung: Geheimdienste kontrolliert man am besten, indem man ihre Gründung verhindert
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23:30 - Technology and Mass Atrocity Prevention: Overview on Current Efforts - We Need Moar H4x0rs?!
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23:30 - Maritime Robotics: Hackers, I call thee to our Oceans!
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23:30 - #GOIBlocks - Technical observations about recent internet censorship in India
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23:30 - libusb: Maintainer fail: How I failed to run an open source project
Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2015