33C3
took place Dec. 27, 2016 through Dec. 30, 2016 (7 years, 10 months ago) at CCH Congress Center Hamburg in Hamburg, Germany.
Presentations
Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2016
Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2016
Thursday, Dec. 29, 2016
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00:15 - Eine kleine Geschichte der Parlamentsschlägerei: Schlagende Argumente, fliegende Fäuste
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00:45 - Fnord-Jahresrückblick: Stream
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00:45 - Fnord-Jahresrückblick: Wir helfen euch, die Fnords zu sehen!
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11:30 - Corporate surveillance, digital tracking, big data & privacy: How thousands of companies are profiling, categorizing, rating and affecting the lives of billions
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11:30 - Million Dollar Dissidents and the Rest of Us: Uncovering Nation-State Mobile Espionage in the Wild
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11:30 - How do we know our PRNGs work properly?
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11:30 - radare demystified: after 1.0
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12:45 - On Smart Cities, Smart Energy, And Dumb Security
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12:45 - Lightning Talks Day 3: Lightning Talks
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12:45 - CCC-Jahresrückblick 2016
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12:45 - Memory Deduplication: The Curse that Keeps on Giving: A tale of 3 different memory deduplication based exploitation techniques
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14:00 - Dissecting modern (3G/4G) cellular modems
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14:00 - Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité... and privacy ?!
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16:00 - Machine Dreams: Dreaming Machines
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16:00 - Do as I Say not as I Do: Stealth Modification of Programmable Logic Controllers I/O by Pin Control Attack
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16:00 - Making Technology Inclusive Through Papercraft and Sound: Introducing the Love to Code Platform
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16:00 - Building Custom Pinball Machines: What you need and how it works. An experiences report
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17:15 - Technologien für und wider Digitale Souveränität
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17:15 - A New Dark Age: Turbulence, Big Data, AI, Fake News, and Peak Knowledge
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17:15 - Dissecting HDMI: Developing open, FPGA-based capture hardware for conference & user group recording
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17:15 - Talking Behind Your Back: On the Privacy & Security of the Ultrasound Tracking Ecosystem
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18:30 - Hochsicherheits-Generalschlüssel Marke Eigenbau
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18:30 - Decoding the LoRa PHY: Dissecting a Modern Wireless Network for the Internet of Things
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18:30 - An Elevator to the Moon (and back): Space Transportation and the Extraterrestrial Imperative
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18:30 - No Love for the US Gov.: Why Lauri Love's case is even more important than you thought
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20:30 - Berechnete Welt: Unsere Daten, die Zukunft und die zerstörte Demokratie
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20:30 - The Moon and European Space Exploration: Refocusing on the moon as a platform for future deep space missoins
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20:30 - Von Alpakas, Hasenbären und Einhörnern – Über Anerkennungskultur: Wie Wertschätzung in (Tech-)Communities gelingen kann
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20:30 - The woman behind your WiFi: Hedy Lamarr: Frequency Hopping in Hollywood
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21:15 - Interplanetary Colonization: the state at the beginning of the 21st Century
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21:15 - Saving the World with (Vegan) Science
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21:15 - From Server Farm to Data Table
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21:15 - Irren ist staatlich: 10 Jahre Informationsfreiheitsgesetz
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22:00 - Hacking collective as a laboratory: Hackers' knowledge studied by sociologist of science
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22:00 - Lasers in the sky (with asteroids)
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22:00 - What We Can Learn about Creativity from 3D Printing
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22:00 - JODI - Apache is functioning normally : A net.art collective since 1995. Understanding the browser as a canvas for art.
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22:45 - The 12 Networking Truths
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22:45 - Edible Soft Robotics: An exploration of candy as an engineered material
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22:45 - PUFs, protection, privacy, PRNGs: an overview of physically unclonable functions
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22:45 - Eavesdropping on the Dark Cosmos: Dark Matter and Gravitational Waves
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23:30 - Ethics in the data society: Power and politics in the development of the driverless car
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23:30 - The Zcash anonymous cryptocurrency: or zero-knowledge succinct non-interactive arguments of knowledge for laypeople
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23:30 - Hebocon: A sumo style robot battle for intentionally crappy robots!
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23:30 - The Universe Is, Like, Seriously Huge: Stuff in Space Is Far Away – but How Do We Know?
Friday, Dec. 30, 2016