The Eleventh HOPE (2016)

The Eleventh HOPE took place July 22, 2016 through July 24, 2016 (2 years, 9 months ago) at Hotel Pennsylvania, New York, New York, USA.

Presentations:

Friday, July 22, 2016

10:00 - The Phuture of Phreaking
10:00 - Biology for Hackers and Hacking for Biology
11:00 - What the Hack? Perceptions of Hackers and Cybercriminals in Popular Culture
11:00 - How to Torrent a Pharmaceutical Drug
11:00 - I "Hacked" for China
12:00 - Matehacking: Legalizing Autonomous Production and Permaculture - Establishing a Hack Farm
12:00 - Who's Killing Crypto?
12:00 - When Vulnerability Disclosure Turns Ugly
13:00 - Show Networks
13:00 - Only You Can Stop Police Surveillance - Here's How
13:00 - How Anonymous Narrowly Evaded Being Framed as Cyberterrorists
14:00 - The Panama Papers and the Law Firm Behind It: Shady Lawyers Caught With Their Pants Down
14:00 - Is the Brain the Next Hackable Driver?
14:00 - De-Anonymizing Bitcoin One Transaction at a Time
15:00 - Chinese Mechanical Locks - Insight into a Hidden World of Locks
15:00 - Ask the EFF: The Year in Digital Civil Liberties
15:00 - Your Level-Building Tool is Our Sound Stage
16:00 - 2016 Car Hacking Tools
16:00 - The Securitization of Cyberspace and Its Impact on Human Rights
16:00 - The Onion Report
17:00 - Accessibility: A Creative Solution to Living without Sight
17:00 - Crypto War II: Updates from the Trenches
17:00 - Censorship, Social Media, and the Presidential Election
18:00 - How to Start a Crypto Party
18:00 - Privacy Badger and Panopticlick vs. the Trackers, Round 1
18:00 - The Code Archive
19:00 - Tuning in to New York City's Pirates of the Air
19:00 - LockSport Roadshow: Bring Your Oddities!
19:00 - Smart Cities and Blockchains: New Techno-Utopian Dreams or Nightmares?
20:00 - Coding by Voice with Open Source Speech Recognition
20:00 - A Penetration Tester's Guide to the Azure Cloud
21:00 - Mesh VPN with Service Discovery
21:00 - Seven Continents: A Telecom Informer World Tour
21:00 - SecureDrop: Two Years on and Beyond
22:00 - National Security Letters: The Checks and Balances Aren't Strong Enough - Sometimes They're Nonexistent
22:00 - Movie: Traceroute
22:00 - Hacking Machine Learning Algorithms
23:00 - F*ck it, We'll Do It Live: Eight Years of Radio Statler!
23:00 - Security Options for High Risk Travelers

Saturday, July 23, 2016

00:00 - Open Microphone
10:00 - Water Security: Are We in De-Nile or In-Seine? Water Policies, Availability, Geeks Without Bounds and You
10:00 - Monitoring Dusty War Zones and Tropical Paradises - Being a Broadcast Anthropologist
10:00 - Surveillance Gives Me Chills
11:00 - Orbital Mechanics Ate My Weblog
11:00 - Leak Hypocrisy: A Conversation on Whistleblowers, Sources, and the Label "Espionage"
11:00 - What is a "Neutral Network" Anyway? An Exploration and Rediscovery of the Aims of Net Neutrality in Theory and Practice
12:00 - Women in Cyber Security
12:00 - Understanding Tor Onion Services and Their Use Cases
12:00 - When Video Is Not Standard Output
13:00 - Keynote Address - Cory Doctorow Keynote
14:30 - The Internet Society
15:00 - Medical Devices: Pwnage and Honeypots
15:00 - FOIA at Fifty
15:00 - Building Your Own Tor-centric ISP for Fun and (non)Profit
16:00 - The Silk Road to Life without Parole - A Deeper Look at the Trial of Ross Ulbricht
16:00 - Bring the Noise: Ten Years of Obfuscation as Counter-Surveillance
16:00 - Lockpicking in Real Life versus on the Screen
17:00 - Detour Through Their Minds: How Everyday People Think the Internet Works
17:00 - Privacy, Anonymity, and Individuality - The Final Battle Begins
17:00 - The Ownerless Library
18:00 - Computer Science Curricula's Failure - What Can We Do Now?
18:00 - All Ages: How to Build a Movement
19:00 - Won't Somebody Please Think of the Journalists?
19:00 - Hacking Sex: Toys, Tools, and Tips for Empowerment and Pleasure
20:00 - Stealing Bitcoin with Math
20:00 - What the Fuck Are You Talking About? Storytelling for Hackers
20:00 - Hacking DNA: Heritage and Health Care
21:00 - Social Engineering
21:00 - Open Source Malware Lab
22:00 - Now and Then, Here and There
22:00 - Code Is from Mars, the Courts Are from Venus: Reverse Engineering Legal Developments on Reverse Engineering
22:00 - Information Overload and the "Last Foot" Problem
23:00 - Attacking the Source: Surreptitious Software Features (and How to Become Extremely Paranoid)
23:00 - CAPTCHAs - Building and Breaking
23:00 - The TSA Keys Leak: Government Backdoors and the Dangers of Security Theater

Sunday, July 24, 2016

00:00 - Hackers Got Talent
10:00 - The Next Billion Certificates: Let's Encrypt and Scaling the Web PKI
10:00 - Hackers Are Whistleblowers Too: Practical Solidarity with the Courage Foundation
10:00 - Go Hack Yourself!
11:00 - LinkNYC Spy Stations
11:00 - FOIA and Public Records Hacking: How to Complete a FOIA Request or Dox Yourself via the Privacy Act
11:00 - What Really Happened? Fact, Truth, and Research Techniques
12:00 - Iridium Satellite Hacking
12:00 - Freedom and Privacy in Our Lives, Our Governments, and Our Schools
12:00 - Presidential Twitter Bot Experience
13:00 - Anti-Forensics AF
13:00 - Censorship- and Coercion-Resistant Network Architectures
14:00 - Constructing Exocortices with Huginn and Halo
14:00 - Can We Sue Ourselves Secure? The Legal System's Role in Protecting Us in the Era of Mass Data Leaks and Internet of Things
14:00 - Sunset or Evolution of the PSTN?
15:00 - This Key is Your Key, This Key is My Key
15:00 - Hacking Housing
15:00 - Spy Hard with a Vengeance: How One City Stood up to the Department of Homeland Security
16:00 - The Black Holes in Our Surveillance Map
16:00 - Come into My (Biohacking) Lab and See What's on the Slab
16:00 - Democratizing Wireless Networks with LimeSDR: Open Source, Field-Programmable RF Technology
17:00 - Deconstructing Ad Networks for Fun and Profit
17:00 - The Mathematical Mesh and the New Cryptography
17:00 - Hacking through Business: Theory and Logistics
18:00 - Bringing Down the Great Cryptowall
19:00 - Closing Ceremonies

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