HOPE Number Six (2006)

HOPE Number Six took place July 21, 2006 through July 23, 2006 (18 years ago) at Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City, New York, USA.

Presentations

Friday, July 21, 2006

10:00 - Flash Sucks for Advertisers - The Digital Divide
10:00 - Network Monitoring and the Law
11:00 - Hackers And Academia
11:00 - RFID Privacy - Old Threats and New Attacks
12:00 - The Life and Times of Alan Turing, Father of the Computer
12:00 - How to Steal Someone's Implanted RFID - And Why You'd Want To
13:00 - Building the Anti-Big Brother Databases
13:00 - Magnetic Stripe Technology and the New York City MetroCard
14:00 - Hacking Copyright and Culture
14:00 - Lockpicking: Exploits for Mechanical Locks
15:00 - The Monochrom Collective
16:00 - Keynote - Richard Stallman Keynote
16:00 - Proactively Secure Programming Techniques
17:00 - The Art of Electronic Deduction
18:00 - Europe Has Hackers Too
18:00 - Bin Laden, National Intelligence, and How NOT To Spend the Taxpayer's Treasure
19:00 - Weird Technology
19:00 - The Future of Wireless Pen Testing
20:00 - "Off The Hook" - The Indecent Version
20:00 - Hacking the Mind: Hypnosis, NLP, and Shellcode
21:00 - Aether Madness with the Prometheus Radio Project
22:00 - How to Talk to the Mainstream Media
22:00 - 2600 Meetings: A Valuable Resource or a Waste of Time?
23:00 - Binary Revolution Radio
23:00 - The Geek Comedy Tour 3000

Saturday, July 22, 2006

00:30 - Biometrics in Science Fiction
09:00 - E-gold - As Misunderstood As Hackers
10:00 - Low Level Firmware Analysis and Hacking
10:00 - Radio Communications for Hackers, Amateurs, and Activists
11:00 - Under The Desk at MIT
11:00 - Wireless Security Flaws
12:00 - Citizen Engineer - Consumer Electronics Hacking and Open Source Hardware
12:00 - Phone Phreaking 101
13:00 - IBOC vs. DAB-T: In-Band vs. Multiplexed Digital Radio
13:00 - Retrocomputing
14:00 - Keynote - Michael Hart Keynote
14:00 - Making Reliable Links Using WiFi
15:00 - VoIP Unlocking
16:00 - Coupon Hacking
17:00 - Password Cracking and Time-Memory Tradeoff
17:00 - Privacy Is Dead - Get Over It
18:00 - Quantum Cryptography and Computation Canceled
18:00 - Alienation and Engagement
19:00 - Hackers in Prison
19:00 - Constructing Cryptographic Protocols
20:00 - Project MF
20:00 - Breaking Down the Web of Trust
20:00 - Kevin Mitnick Unplugged Canceled
21:00 - Hack the Palate! How to Set Up a Kitchen Hack Lab
21:00 - Law Enforcement Wiretaps: Background and Vulnerabilities
22:00 - Virtual Private Servers and the (Free) Open Source PBX
22:00 - Building a Hacker Space
23:00 - The New Engineers of Graffiti
23:00 - Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Spying and Intelligence

Sunday, July 23, 2006

09:00 - Managing Your Company's Intellectual Property: An Introduction to IT Security
10:00 - TrackSploits
10:00 - The Geeky, Personal, and Social Impact Sides of Creating Defensive Technology
11:00 - Urban Exploring: Hacking the Physical World
11:00 - Can Security Detectors Be Hacked?
12:00 - Basics of Forensic Recovery
12:00 - Privacy through Technology: A Hands-On
13:00 - Vulnerabilities in a Connected Future
13:00 - Exploring Your World with Open Source GIS, GPS, and Google Maps
14:00 - Social Engineering
14:00 - Ghosts (and Zombies) in the Machine
15:00 - The CryptoPhone Project
15:00 - Keynote - Jello Biafra Keynote
16:00 - Pseudonymous Software Development and Strong Distribution
17:00 - Selfness-Copyfight: From Censorship to New Business Models
17:00 - Underground Documentaries: The Art of the Interview and the Access
18:00 - Comparison of WAN Routing Protocols
18:00 - The HOPE Net: What Worked and What Didn't
19:00 - HOPE Number Six Closing Ceremonies

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Privacy Is Dead - Get Over It Revisited

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