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May Contain Hackers (MCH2022) took place July 22, 2022 through July 26, 2022 (10 months, 2 weeks ago) at Scoutinglandgoed in Zeewolde, The Netherlands.

The general admission cost for the conference was €355.00^[1].

https://mch2022.org/

Presentations

Friday, July 22, 2022

17:00 - ⚠️ May Contain Hackers 2022 Opening
18:00 - The Silicon Passion
19:00 - Lightning Talks Friday
20:00 - Using Passcrow to recover from lost passwords
20:00 - The Best Worst Thing
20:40 - Public speaking for technical people
20:40 - Building public, dynamic webapps using Micropython on the ESP32
20:40 - Hactivism and Mental Health - CyberWell
20:40 - Bring Your Own IDentity
20:40 - Hacking the genome: how does it work, and should we?
20:40 - Detecting Log4J on a global scale using collaborative security
21:40 - Keep Ukraine Connected
21:40 - M̶a̶y̶ Will Contain Climate Change
21:40 - What if locks could talk; what stories would they tell?
22:40 - Wired Norms: Inscription, resistance, and subversion in the governance of the Internet infrastructure
23:00 - Multiple DJ's in one tent: decide what you hear by walking around, not by wearing a device

Saturday, July 23, 2022

10:00 - Screaming into the void: All e-signatures in the world are broken!
10:00 - Literally Hacking the Planet: How Earth Systems Models Work
10:00 - How to make your project more inclusionary
10:00 - Hacking group interaction protocols
10:00 - Running a Domain Registrar for Fun and (some) Profit
10:00 - Can’t get you out of my head: Telemetric hacking of medical deep brain stimulators
11:00 - Respirators, Runtime Errors, Regulations – A Journey into Medical Software Realization
11:00 - The art of online discobingo
11:00 - Communicating in the context of war: threat models and coping strategies of anti-war movement in Russia
12:00 - Popsicle Bridge Building Competition
12:00 - bug hunting for normal people
12:00 - How would a real life social media be like?
12:00 - Everything is an input device (fun with barcodes)
12:00 - “You give me fever, fever all through the night": Hack attacks against wireless medical devices and the virtual patient
12:40 - How I made the municipality pay a 600.000 euro fine for invading your privacy
13:00 - OpenRAN – 5G hacking just got a lot more interesting
14:00 - Introduction to quantum networks
14:00 - Honey, let's hack the kitchen: attacks on critical and not-so-critical cyber physical systems
14:00 - What have you done against covid (a personal retrospective)
14:00 - UBports: Workshop Beginning Ubuntu Touch App development
14:00 - Badge workshop
15:00 - Scanning and reporting vulnerabilities for the whole IPv4 space. How the Dutch Institute for Vulnerability Disclosure scales up Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure
15:00 - Climate Crisis: The gravity of the situation. What is going on?
15:00 - Reclaiming our faces
15:00 - Coderdojo Robotics @ MCH2022
15:40 - What can AI learn from your face? The making of HowNormalAmI.eu
15:50 - Lightning Talks Saturday
16:20 - It's not just stalkerware
17:00 - Repair for Future
17:00 - Building decentralized applications with IPFS
17:00 - Taking Action against SLAPPs in Europe
18:00 - Gopass: a password manager in your terminal
18:00 - Don't turn your back on Ransomware!
18:00 - Reverse engineering the Albert Heijn app for fun and profit
18:40 - Electronic Locks: Bumping and Other Mischief
18:40 - Hacking UK train tickets for fun, but not for profit
19:00 - HomeComputerMuseum, the making, the challenges and the importance.
19:20 - Your Data From Period-Tracking Apps May Be Used Against You
20:00 - Supply chain security; addressing risk and dependencies issues the right way (with open source!)
20:00 - Surviving systemd
20:00 - Free children from the digital stranglehold
20:00 - Internet measurements with RIPE NCC tools
21:00 - How to charge your car the open source way with EVerest
21:00 - Attribution is bullshit - change my mind...
21:40 - How to Secure the Software Supply Chain
21:40 - ICS stands for Insecure Control Systems
22:00 - Cryptography is easy, but no magic. Use it. Wisely.
22:40 - Hacking Corporate Windows Laptops in 2022
22:40 - Decoding the Anker 3800 lock
22:40 - Learning to make: A chicken and hack problem
23:40 - TIC-80 byte jam
23:40 - Signal: you were the chosen one!

Sunday, July 24, 2022

10:00 - World in Vectors - Cross-platform Map Rendering using Rust
10:00 - Hacking the Quincy Drawing Robot (and possible win one!)
10:00 - IRMA and Verifiable Credentials
10:00 - Create your own dough monster with lights for eyes!
10:00 - Threat modelling for hackers: a hands-on workshop
10:00 - Candle, the privacy friendly smart home
10:40 - Programming microcontrollers in Go using TinyGo
10:40 - Running a mainframe on your laptop for fun and profit
10:40 - GPS ankle monitor hacking: How I got stalked by people from the Arab Emirates
11:20 - PSD2 opportunities, but careful!
12:00 - Heuristic Park (why we can fake it until we make it)
12:00 - Electric Vehicles Are Going To Suck; Here's Why
13:00 - Hacking COVID: Hackers helping the government
13:00 - A Brief History of Automotive Insecurities
13:00 - Program a Robotic arm (Uarm Swift Pro) with Python or Scratch.
13:00 - A practical approach to parsing
13:00 - Getting started with VoIP and Asterisk
14:00 - Freedom, Ownership, Infrastructure, and Hope
14:00 - Trusted CDNs without gatekeepers
15:00 - Modernizing the Tor Ecosystem for the Future
15:00 - A story on how to reach ZERO exposed credentials in your organization
15:00 - XR Regenerative culture Workshop
16:00 - TLS and PKI, how does that padlock in the corner work and get a perfect score
16:00 - UBports: Imagine a phone that does everything you expect and nothing you don't.
16:00 - TLA+ in Action
16:00 - Lightning Talks Sunday
16:00 - Making sense of social media, freedom of speech, and fascists
17:00 - Building a cheap laser harp for percussionists
17:00 - Hacking the pandemic's most popular software: Zoom
18:00 - Building modern and robust Web-Applications in 2021, without writing any JavaScript
18:00 - Scientist Rebellion
19:00 - Finding 0days in Enterprise Web Applications
19:00 - One Way or Another, I’m gonna hack ya: How would you hack a secure domestic abuse research platform?
19:00 - Self-Publishing in the Wretched Digital
19:00 - An Ontology Of Electronic Waste
20:00 - Automatically Suspicious - Predictive policing in the Netherlands
20:00 - Hacking with Microbes
21:00 - IRMA's Idemix implementation: the crypto behind selective, unlinkable attribute disclosure
21:00 - Non-Euclidean Doom: what happens to a game when pi is not 3.14159…
21:00 - Chiptune on GameBoys
21:40 - FreeSewing: sewing patterns based on code
22:00 - Democracy: Eventually Digitally Transparent?
22:20 - The smart home I didn't ask for
22:20 - No Permissions Needed!
23:00 - Gigatron - creating a hobby kit
23:00 - Electron microscopes - How we learned to stop worrying and love cheap lab equipment.
23:00 - Fault Injection on a modern multicore System on Chip

Monday, July 25, 2022

10:00 - What to do when someone close to you takes their life and you are not Tech-Savvy
10:00 - Live streaming 360° video with your own infrastructure
10:00 - Meta-Press.es : Decentralized search engine for press reviews
11:00 - Audio networks and their security implications
11:00 - Power of Play! How to relearn playfulness.
11:00 - Intro to OSINT and Geolocation
11:00 - How to sneak past the Blue Team of your nightmares
11:00 - OpenStreetMap for Beginners
11:00 - Digital Civil Disobedience
12:00 - drand: publicly verifiable randomness explained
12:00 - Tech didn’t cause misinformation, and it won’t solve it (by itself)
12:00 - Surface Mount Electronics Assembly for Terrified Beginners
13:00 - First Privacy, Now Safety: An Anthology of Tales from the Front Lines of Cyber Physical Security
13:00 - Threat modeling mechanical locking systems, by analyzing puzzles?
14:00 - Geolocation. Method and Practice
14:00 - ffuf the web - automatable web attack techniques
14:00 - The War in Ukraine: Cyberfont
14:00 - PolyCoin - A game played across MCH - How it works and what is inside it
15:00 - TASBot N64 ACE: How to hack an N64 through the controller ports
15:00 - Hope : It is too late to be pessimistic (about climate change)
15:00 - Plotting the Pandemic... or Any Other Catastrophe-Movie
16:00 - Project TEMPA - Demystifying Tesla's Bluetooth Passive Entry System
16:50 - Lightning Talks Monday
17:00 - Cyber crises and what you can do to face the challenge
17:00 - Decoding the patterns of bad communication
17:00 - From Zero to Root in 120 Minutes - Introduction to Wordpress Hacking
18:00 - Nuggets of Shannon Information Theory
18:00 - A CISO approach to pentesting; why so many reports are never used
19:00 - Ethics does not belong on the wall! Ethical framework for the use of location data
19:00 - Build a PolyCoin crypto miner (Game, not real crypto)
19:00 - macOS local security: escaping the sandbox and bypassing TCC
20:00 - OpenKAT: Looking at security with cat eyes
20:00 - Rocking the Web Bloat: Modern Gopher, Gemini and the Small Internet
21:00 - Single Sign-On: A Hacker's Perspective
21:00 - Censoring the internet & how to bypass it
22:00 - Knock knock, who’s there?
22:00 - Around the world in 80 networks, Hacking Universities Worldwide. ( ...lessons learned at age 15. )
22:00 - Successfully building and programming sound field control systems
22:40 - Introducing CSIRT.global: if you love the internet, we need your help
23:00 - Payment terminals as general purpose (game-)computers
23:00 - illumos SmartOS, specialized Type 1 Hypervisor
23:20 - Reproducible Builds for Trustworthy Binaries

Tuesday, July 26, 2022

10:00 - Collect all the data (more than you ever need)
10:00 - A Smart Light Hacking Journey
10:00 - hack your brain
11:00 - Sensor.Community - Global Open Environmental Data Platform
12:00 - Introduction to MQTT, Node-RED & Tasmota
13:00 - Guardians of the Dutch healthcare
13:00 - SSH Configuration, Intermediate Level
13:00 - Who filled this schedule?
13:40 - How do GPS/Galileo really work & how the galmon.eu monitors all navigation satellites
13:40 - Badge talk
14:00 - Lightning Talks Tuesday
14:00 - How do we design trauma-informed systems?
14:00 - Daring to care - privacy, digital rights and sovereignty
14:20 - The MCH2022 Design
15:00 - Infrastructure review
16:00 - ⚠️ May Contain Hackers 2022 Closing

Presenters

^ This price is meant to give a general idea of the cost of attending the conference. Many conferences have varying prices based on number of days of attendance, early registration, tiers of support, or additional costs for workshops or trainings. The price here is meant to represent the most common cost for the majority of attendees. See the conference's homepage, if applicable, for details.