HOPE Number Nine
took place July 13, 2012 through July 15, 2012 (12 years, 10 months ago) at Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City, New York, USA.
The general admission cost for the conference was $120.00[1].
Presentations
Friday, July 13, 2012
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10:00 - Community Fabrication: Four Years Later
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10:00 - The Smartphone Penetration Testing Framework
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11:00 - The State of Open Source Hardware
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11:00 - Infrastructure Mediated Sensing of Whole-Home Human Activity
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11:00 - Technology to Change Society: What Not to Do
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12:00 - Testing the Two Party Tyranny and Open Source Everything: The Battle for the Soul of the Republic
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12:00 - Messing with Nmap Through Smoke and Mirrors
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12:00 - The Autism Spectrum and You
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13:00 - Crimeware Tools and Techniques of 2012: Past, Present, and Future
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13:00 - Using a Space Camp Model for Next Generation Security Training
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13:00 - Cryptome Tracks the NYPD Ring of Steel
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14:00 - Keynote Address - William Binney Keynote
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15:00 - Real Advances in Android Malware
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16:00 - Legal Processes As Infrastructure Attacks
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16:00 - Building Radios to Talk to the Dead
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16:00 - Hacktivism, Tools, and the Arab Spring
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17:00 - Destroying Evidence Before It's Evidence
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17:00 - HIDIOUS Methods of Keystroke Injection
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17:00 - Kill the Internet
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18:00 - Why You Shouldn't Write Off Higher Education, Young Grasshopper
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18:00 - Advanced Handcuff Hacking
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18:00 - We Will Be Legion: Decentralizing the Web
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19:00 - Mastering Master-Keyed Systems
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19:00 - Digital Security in Health Care Institutions
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19:00 - Nymwars: Fighting for Anonymity and Pseudonymity on the Internet
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20:00 - WikiLeaks, Whistleblowers, and the War on the First Amendment
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20:00 - Make Your Laws: Practical Liquid Democracy
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20:00 - Exploiting ZigBee and the Internet of Things
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21:00 - Sierra Zulu. Or How to Create a Feature Film About the Digital Age - and Why That's Pretty Hard
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21:00 - Printable Electronics and the Future of Open Hardware
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21:00 - Jason Scott's Strange and Wonderful Digital History Argosy
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22:00 - No Natural Resources Were Hurt Assembling This Sofa
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22:00 - The Internet is for Porn! How High Heels and Fishnet Have Driven Internet Innovation and Information Security
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22:00 - How to Communicate with Your Car's Network
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23:00 - Computer Forensics: Possibility, Probability, Opinion, and Fact
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23:00 - Hosting irc.2600.net - My Life with the Thrill Kill Cult
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23:00 - Solving More Than #firstworldproblems
Saturday, July 14, 2012
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10:00 - I'm Not a Real Friend, But I Play One on the Internet
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10:00 - Why Browser Cryptography is Bad and How We Can Make It Great
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10:00 - Occupy the Airwaves: Tools to Empower Community Radio Stations
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11:00 - Advancements in Botnet Attacks and Malware Distribution
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11:00 - Protecting Your Data from the Cops
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11:00 - Historic Hacks in Portable Computing
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12:00 - Practical Insecurity in Encrypted Radio
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12:00 - Hacking Mindsets: Conceptual Approaches to Transmission Art, Improvisation, Circuitbending, and Gaming Technology
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12:00 - Phone Phreak Confidential: The Backstory of the History of Phone Phreaking
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13:00 - Keynote Address - The Yes Men Keynote
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14:00 - An Aesthetic Critique of Fictional Media
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15:00 - Geeks and Depression
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15:00 - Privacy Tricks for Activist Web Developers
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15:00 - SCADA/PLC Exploitation and Disclosure
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16:00 - Pwn the Drones: A Survey of UAV Hacks and Exploits
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16:00 - Patents: How to Get Them and How to Beat Them
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16:30 - Electric Bodies and Possible Worlds
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17:00 - Privacy - A Postmortem (or Cell Phones, GPS, Drones, Persistent Dataveillance, Big Data, Smart Cameras and Facial Recognition, The Internet of Things, and Government Data Centers Vacuuming Google and Facebook, Oh My!)
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17:00 - The Weather is Not Boring! Forecasting, Following, and Photographing Storms
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18:00 - The Original WWII Hackers
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18:00 - Combat Robots Then and Now
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19:00 - Project Byzantium: An Ad-Hoc Wireless Mesh Network for the Zombie Apocalypse
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19:00 - Hacking the Cosmos via Crowdsourced Particle Astronomy
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20:00 - IPv6 Now! What Does This Mean?
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20:00 - Twitter Revolution Meets Surveillance State: Now What?
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20:00 - Taking a Bite Out of Logs with Sagan
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21:00 - Social Engineering
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21:00 - Designing Free Hardware: Scratching Your Own Itch with a Soldering Iron
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22:00 - DKIM: You're Doing It Wrong
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22:00 - The ARRIStocrats: Cable Modem Lulz
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22:00 - 3D Printing: Making Friends in DC Before People Start Freaking Out
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23:00 - Your Cell Phone is Covered in Spiders! (An Overview of Mobile Device Security)
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23:00 - The Emergence of Hacker as Artist and Artist as Hacker
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23:00 - Activist DDoS Attacks: When Analogies and Metaphors Fail
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23:59 - Spy Improv: Reality Unfiltered
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23:59 - Film Screening: Monochrom's Kiki and Bubu: Rated R Us
Sunday, July 15, 2012
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- ^ 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.