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Still Hacking Anyway (SHA2017) took place Aug. 4, 2017 through Aug. 8, 2017 (7 years, 3 months ago) in Scoutinglandgoed in Zeewolde, The Netherlands.

https://sha2017.org

Presentations

Friday, Aug. 4, 2017

14:00 - The One Ring, goldsmithing workshop: Forge a Bond
15:00 - Heralds Introduction
15:05 - Hack in the Class: Arduino: Arduino for kids, how to start playing with electronics
16:00 - General Volunteer Angels Introduction: Everything you (n)ever wanted to know about volunteering at an event like SHA2017
16:00 - World'O'Techno: Location-based algorithmic techno
16:30 - Join Mozilla we have cookies
17:00 - SHA2017 Opening: Heaven is imperfect by design
17:00 - SHA2017 Opening Simulcast
17:20 - Public Money, Public Code: pt.1
17:40 - Colors at SHA2017: flag colors on the screen, in print and in paint: RGB vs CMYK, the battle
17:40 - Intro to Game Boy hacking: Getting started with z80 assembly
17:40 - Get more work area from a CNC machine: How to index work on a NXTstep cnc machine by way of example
17:40 - Cryptowars 2.0: Lessons from the past, for the present: It's not only Hollywood who is out of ideas
17:40 - Surface Mount Electronics Assembly for Terrified Beginners
17:40 - Attacking OpenSSL using Side-channel Attacks: The RSA case study
17:40 - Cryptowars 2.0: Simulcast
18:00 - Juli Jane
18:10 - Public Money, Public Code: Pt2
18:50 - AIL Framework: Framework for Analysis of Information Leaks
18:50 - How the NSA tracks you: Perspective from the inside
18:50 - How the NSA Tracks You: Simulcast
18:50 - Public speaking for technical people: Improve your skills to be heard and be valued
19:20 - Failure modes of digital radios: World radio spectrum domination through silicon control
20:00 - Q&A with Bill Binney and Kirk Wiebe
20:00 - Wisefire: Liveset
20:00 - Invitation to help build Quantum Internet
20:00 - Copyfighters: How can we make sure that young people's voices are heard in the copyright debate
20:00 - Ethics and the Events of 9-11
21:00 - Bluetooth enabled Geocache: Location based treasure hunt on the campground
21:00 - Data driven campaign against web tracking
21:10 - Software Patents v3.0: the Unitary Patent Court: Have we silently lost the battle against software patents in Europe?
21:10 - Famous C&C servers from inside to outside.
21:10 - Update the updates
22:00 - The Soul Travelers - Live Band!
22:15 - F-Droid: Pimp your Android(-fork) with the best Free Software apps
22:20 - Voiceovers
22:20 - TBM: Trusted boot module: NLNet sponsored (open hardware) trusted boot module
22:20 - Life is too short for playing classic sports...
22:20 - A trip to India: Hunting down a criminal call center
22:25 - decentralized casual crypto computing: cryptotools in urban life
23:00 - Ruud van der Klugt
23:30 - An autopsy in the IoT - Nabaztag, the Hare
23:30 - Mathematics and Video Games
23:30 - Nothing to Hide : A film about surveillance and you
23:30 - Building Humanitarian hackers in your communities - How to

Saturday, Aug. 5, 2017

Sunday, Aug. 6, 2017

Monday, Aug. 7, 2017

Tuesday, Aug. 8, 2017

00:00 - dj-spock
10:00 - Improve IT Projects through Audits: IT security from the Internal Audit's perspective
10:00 - DDoS attack and defense: for the lulz
10:00 - LaTeX: An Introduction into the LaTeX Universe
11:10 - FaceDancer 2.0: easy USB hacking, sniffing, and spoofing
11:10 - Parkour communications: How you can communicate, free running style, using nothing but the 'fixtures' of the Internet.
11:10 - icibici workshop: a brain-computer interface for your phone/tablet/etc.
11:10 - NSFW: Di[CENSORED]s for privacy: Why not give hackers and agencies something to look at . .
12:20 - Hack-a-ble: Hacking BLE Smart Devices
12:20 - Lightning talks day 5
12:20 - The Fenrir Project: Fixing Authentication and Transport protocols
12:20 - Seccubus workshop: Scan more, work less
13:30 - SHA2017 Badge
13:30 - Exploiting Twitter with Tinfoleak for investigative purposes
13:30 - Can quantum physics break cryptography's curse?
14:00 - 1)3\/1532
14:55 - Biometric ID cards by the billion: Experiences with Aadhaar in India, or what possibly could go wrong
14:55 - Hackerspaces Jedi: Everything is interconnected - but how?
14:55 - Infrastructure review: How all the infra teams made SHA2017 possible
15:00 - Ed Ruskin
15:00 - Make aluminium profile connections
15:00 - Presentations by villagers
15:40 - Lockpicking and IT Security
16:00 - SHA2017 Closing: Five days of hacking, this is what happened. You wouldn't believe day 2! *click*
16:00 - Rapakivi&Henson
16:00 - SHA2017 Closing Simulcast

Still Hacking Anyway (SHA2017)

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