Presented at
The Eleventh HOPE (2016),
July 22, 2016, 11 a.m.
(60 minutes).
How are hackers portrayed in the media? What are the typical stereotypes? How does the hacking community feel about the term "hacker," gender portrayals, and depictions in movies and television shows? This panel hopes to answer all of these questions and more!
Aunshul and Quinn were at HOPE X, talked to attendees then, and asked about their thoughts on the ways hackers were presented in the media. They are now back to share what they've found and to get more of your thoughts! Expect lots of interaction, conversation, and (possibly) heckling.
Presenters:
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Quinn Heath
Quinn Heath is an undergraduate student studying computer science and criminal justice at Temple University. He has had an interest in computers and hacking since high school, particularly in the study of cybercrime and computer forensics. This is Quinn's first HOPE and first time speaking at a hacking conference.
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Aunshul Rege
Aunshul Rege is an assistant professor in the criminal justice department at Temple University. Trained as a criminologist, some of her research interests include critical infrastructure cyberattacks; cybercrimes against gambling and dating websites, understanding how migrant women in IS use social media, and interacting with the hacking community at large.
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