The Circle Of HOPE (2018)

The Circle Of HOPE took place July 20, 2018 through July 22, 2018 (11 months ago) at Hotel Pennsylvania, New York, New York, USA.

http://xii.hope.net/

Presentations:

Friday, July 20, 2018

10:00 - ATT&CKing with Threat Intelligence
10:00 - Tech Warrior Camp at Standing Rock: Lessons for Keeping the Lights On and the Livefeeds Streaming
11:00 - Torrent More Pharmaceutical Drugs: File Sharing Still Saves Lives
11:00 - What Should Go into a dotMOBI Website?
11:00 - A Conversation on Internet Censorship
12:00 - The Right to Repair Panel
12:00 - The Onion Report
12:00 - ENIAC: The Hack That Started It All
13:00 - Spotlight on SecureDrop: Anonymous Whistleblowing in the Trump Era
13:00 - Hacking Healthcare: Bringing a Hacker Mindset to Solving Healthcare's Biggest Problems
13:00 - Go FERPA Yourself: Checking Your Student Record
14:00 - Tracing Invisible Neighborhoods: The Brooklyn Pirate Radio Sound Map
14:00 - Sex Worker Rights and Internet Freedom
14:00 - ArduTouch Music Synthesizer Kit: Music Generation for Newbies
15:00 - Crossing the Border in the Age of Trump
15:00 - Qubes OS: The Operating System That Can Protect You Even If You Get Hacked
15:00 - Homebrew 68K Retrocomputing on Low Cost FPGA Boards
16:00 - Is the Internet Sick? Findings from Mozilla's Internet Health Report
16:00 - Social Engineering
17:00 - It Takes a Village to Hack a Voting System
17:00 - U.S. and E.U. Legal Updates: Privacy, Security, and Liability
17:00 - The Hype is Over, So What is Desktop 3D Printing Really About?
18:00 - Dark Caracal: How to Burn a Spy Agency and Get Away with It
18:00 - Why Trade Secret Law Can't Stop Hackers
18:00 - Hip-Hop Can Hack Everything! Solutions from a Culture of Innovation
19:00 - I Dream of Game Genies and ZIP Files - Hacking the NES
19:00 - Surveillance Architecture: 21st Century Surveillance and the Tools to Fight Back
19:00 - Trolling the Trolls and the Trolls That Troll Them
20:00 - Phonopticon: Leveraging Low Rent Mobile Ad Services to Achieve State Actor Level Mass Surveillance on a Shoestring Budget
20:00 - The Locksport Variety Hour with TOOOL and Friends... Now with 100 Percent More Hour!
21:00 - The U.S. Press Freedom Tracker: Documenting Attacks on the Press in the Age of Trump
22:00 - Life Before 1337: The Hacker's Illustrated Guide to Script Kiddie History
22:00 - Your Blockchain Sucks
23:00 - Your IoT Roommate and You - Living with the Enemy
23:00 - New Cryptography
23:59 - SpellCheck: The Hacker Spelling Bee
23:59 - Movie: Glossary of Broken Dreams

Saturday, July 21, 2018

10:00 - Updates on I-Star Organizations from the Bullshit Police
10:00 - Inspiring the Next Next Generation of Hackers
10:00 - "Help! My Toaster's Attacking Me!" and Other 911 Calls of the Future: An Update on the Legal and Policy Landscape for the Internet of Things
11:00 - The Problem With The Hacker Mystique
11:00 - Lessons from an Undergraduate Course in Cybersecurity and Cyber Warfare - Is Our Children Securing?
11:00 - Barrett Brown Onstage Interview
12:00 - $500 Billion Broadband Scandal: It's Time to Break Up AT&T... Again
12:00 - NotPetya: Ransomware vs. Cyber Action
13:00 - Ask the EFF: The Year in Digital Civil Liberties
13:00 - The Phone System Is Dead - Long Live The Phone System!
13:00 - Surveillance Psychiatry and the Mad Underground
14:00 - Chelsea Manning Onstage Interview
16:00 - Cybersquatting on the Trump Campaign: A Bizarre Tale of Real Fake News
16:00 - Accessibility, Dammit!
16:00 - The Enron Email Corpus: Where the Bodies Are Buried?
17:00 - The DMV and You: Where Identity Meets The Road
17:00 - Evidential Study of IoT Botnets - The Bad and The Ugly!
17:00 - How Your Personal Information is Obtained and Exploited to Manipulate Your Emotions, Your Actions, and Your Vote
18:00 - How a Hackerspace Built a Legal FM Radio Station
18:00 - Introduction to User Freedom
19:00 - Creating a Radio Time Machine: Software-Defined Radios and Time-Shifted Recordings
19:00 - Futel: The Payphone, Devolved
20:00 - How to Pwn an Enterprise in 2018 (and 2019, and 2020...)
20:00 - Scientific and Amateur Analysis of the Facebook Algorithm
20:00 - "And This Is It?" - What Went Wrong with Surveillance Reform After Snowden
21:00 - Being Mean to Software Patents
21:00 - The Encrypted Notes of Antonio Marzi
21:00 - Radio Statler! A Decade of Doing it Live!
22:00 - Making Sense of the Ether
22:00 - Snowden's Critical Fuckin' Flaw
22:00 - Trolling, Free Speech, and the Hacking of Our Media/Attention Landscape
23:00 - The Demoscene: How Software Piracy Birthed an Underground Art Scene
23:00 - Liberate Your E-book Reader with fread.ink!
23:00 - Breath of the RF Field: Hacking Amiibo with Software-Defined Radio

Sunday, July 22, 2018

10:00 - Programming 1980s Lego Robotics
10:00 - OpenOversight: XKEYSCORE for Cops - Tracking and Surveilling Your Local Police Department
10:00 - Autocrypt: End-to-End Encrypted Email for Everyone
11:00 - Basement MEMS: Tools, Processes, and Techniques for Producing Microelectromechanical Systems on a Shoestring
11:00 - History of the Maker Movement
11:00 - Free Geek Panel - Reusing and Recycling Old Computers For Fun and Nonprofit
12:00 - A Wizard Hat for Your Brain or What is a Brain Machine Interface? (CANCELLED)
12:00 - The Sex Geek Returns: Hacking Plus Human Sexuality AMA
12:00 - We Must Legislate to Block Collection of Personal Data
13:00 - Protecting Whistleblowers: An In-Depth Look Within the GlobaLeaks Platform
13:00 - Hacking Extradition: Fighting the Long Arm of U.S. Law
14:00 - Free Expression, Privacy, and the Role of Tech Companies: Where Do We Go From Here?
14:00 - End of File
14:00 - Tor: The Dark Arts of Attack and Defense
15:00 - Networked Authoritarianism
15:00 - Securing the Delivery of Email
15:00 - Mixing DTMF Tones in Space, Illuminating the Aurora with Giant Cat Pics, and Other True Stories About HAARP
16:00 - Hackers and Shamans - Travelers of the Black Box
16:00 - EMP, CME, and the Electronic Apocalypse
16:00 - Owning NFC Toys I Own: A Case Study
17:00 - Online Monitoring of the Alt-Right
17:00 - Four Arguments on Why State Hacking is Bad
17:00 - Reverse Engineering a Portable USB Firewall Appliance and Its Hardware Improved Recreation
18:00 - Sensors Everywhere! What's Available, How They Work, and How You Can Use Them
18:00 - Mad (Data) Science - Teaching AI to Pop Boxes
19:00 - Closing Ceremonies

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