HOPE Number Six (2006)

HOPE Number Six took place July 21, 2006 through July 23, 2006 (15 years, 6 months ago) at Hotel Pennsylvania in New York, New York, USA.

Presentations:

Friday, July 21, 2006

10:00 - Network Monitoring and the Law
10:00 - Flash Sucks for Advertisers - The Digital Divide
11:00 - RFID Privacy - Old Threats and New Attacks
11:00 - Hackers And Academia
12:00 - How to Steal Someone's Implanted RFID - And Why You'd Want To
12:00 - The Life and Times of Alan Turing, Father of the Computer
13:00 - Magnetic Stripe Technology and the New York City MetroCard
13:00 - Building the Anti-Big Brother Databases
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 - 2600 Meetings: A Valuable Resource or a Waste of Time?
22:00 - How to Talk to the Mainstream Media
23:00 - The Geek Comedy Tour 3000
23:00 - Binary Revolution Radio

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 - Retrocomputing
13:00 - IBOC vs. DAB-T: In-Band vs. Multiplexed Digital Radio
14:00 - Making Reliable Links Using WiFi
14:00 - Keynote - Michael Hart Keynote
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 - Constructing Cryptographic Protocols
19:00 - Hackers in Prison
20:00 - Kevin Mitnick Unplugged Canceled
20:00 - Project MF
20:00 - Breaking Down the Web of Trust
21:00 - Law Enforcement Wiretaps: Background and Vulnerabilities
21:00 - Hack the Palate! How to Set Up a Kitchen Hack Lab
22:00 - Virtual Private Servers and the (Free) Open Source PBX
22:00 - Building a Hacker Space
23:00 - Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Spying and Intelligence
23:00 - The New Engineers of Graffiti

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 - Exploring Your World with Open Source GIS, GPS, and Google Maps
13:00 - Vulnerabilities in a Connected Future
14:00 - Social Engineering
14:00 - Ghosts (and Zombies) in the Machine
15:00 - Keynote - Jello Biafra Keynote
15:00 - The CryptoPhone Project
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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