The Next HOPE
took place July 16, 2010 through July 18, 2010 (14 years, 2 months ago) at Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City, New York, USA.
The general admission cost for the conference was $100.00[1].
Presentations
Friday, July 16, 2010
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10:00 - IPv6 Playground: New Hope Update
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10:00 - GPS - It's Not the Satellites That Know Where You Are
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11:00 - Locational Privacy and Wholesale Surveillance via Photo Services
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11:00 - Light, Color, and Perception
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11:00 - The State of Global Intelligence
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12:00 - Wireless Security: Killing Livers, Making Enemies
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12:00 - SHODAN for Penetration Testers
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12:00 - Content of the Future
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13:00 - Keynote Address - Dan Kaminsky Keynote
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14:00 - Examining Costs, Benefits, and Economics in Malware and Carding Markets
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14:00 - Digital: A Love Story
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15:00 - Arse Elektronika: Sex, Tech, and the Future of Screw-It-Yourself
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15:00 - Botnet Resistant Coding: Protecting Your Users from Script Kiddies
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15:00 - Electronic Take Back
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16:00 - Cooking for Geeks
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16:00 - Own Your Phone
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16:00 - Sita Sings the Blues: A Free Culture Success Story
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17:00 - Design of a Wireless EMG
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17:00 - Brilliants Exploits - A Look at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics
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17:00 - Keeping Your Job While Being a Hacker
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18:00 - The OpenAMD Project
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18:00 - Tor and Internet Censorship
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18:00 - Lisp, The Oldest Language of the Future
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19:00 - "Knock Knock Knock… Housekeeping" - The Ins and Outs of Hotel Locks
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19:00 - Buying Privacy in Digitized Cities
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19:00 - Easy Hacks on Telephone Entry Systems
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20:00 - Monkeysphere: Fixing Authentication on the Net
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20:00 - Build Robots and See the World
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20:00 - Towards Open Libraries and Schools
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21:00 - Hackerspaces Forever: A Panel Presented by Hackerspaces.org
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21:00 - Risk Analysis for Dummies
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21:00 - Introduction to the Chip Scene: Low Bit Music and Visuals
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22:00 - Electronic Waste: What's Here and What's Next
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22:00 - Detecting and Defending Your Network from Malware Using Nepenthes
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23:00 - Get Lamp Screening and Discussion
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23:00 - Interaction with Sensors, Receivers, Haptics, and Augmented Reality
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23:00 - Injecting Electromagnetic Pulses into Digital Devices
Saturday, July 17, 2010
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10:00 - False Domain Name Billing and Other Scams
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10:00 - How to Run an Open Source Hardware Company
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10:00 - T+40: The Three Greatest Hacks of Apollo
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11:00 - Behind the Padlock: HTTPS Ubiquitous and Fragile
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11:00 - Video Surveillance, Society, and Your Face
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11:00 - Hacking Out a Graphic Novel
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12:00 - Vintage Computing
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12:00 - Grand Theft Lazlow - How Hacking is Both the Death and Future of Traditional and Interactive Publishing, Journalism, and the Media
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12:00 - For Its Own Sake and to Build Something Better: A Primer on Neuroscience, Bat Echolocation, and Hacker Bio-inspiration
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13:00 - Keynote Address - Wikileaks Keynote
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14:00 - A Red Team Exercise
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14:00 - No Free Lunch: Privacy Risks and Issues in Online Gaming
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15:00 - Geo-Tagging: Opting-In to Total Surveillance
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15:00 - How to Bring Your Project from Idea to Reality: Make a Living Doing What You Love
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15:00 - Modern CrimeWare Tools and Techniques: An Analysis of Underground Resources
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16:00 - Snatch Those Waves: Prometheus Radio and the Fight for Popular Communications
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16:00 - Memory Fun 101 - Memory Training for Everyone
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16:00 - Surf's Up! Exploring Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) through Social Network Exploitation
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17:00 - Much Ado About Randomness
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17:00 - Smartphone Ownage: The State of Mobile Botnets and Rootkits
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17:00 - Privacy is Dead - Get Over It
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18:00 - Free Software: Why We Need a Big Tent
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18:00 - Why You Should Be an Amateur
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19:00 - Hackers for Human Rights
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19:00 - Reach Out And Touch Face: A Rant About Failing
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20:00 - Hey, Don't Call That Guy A Noob: Toward a More Welcoming Hacker Community
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20:00 - The Telephone Pioneers of America
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20:00 - Rummaging in the Government's Attic: Lessons Learned from More Than 1,000 Freedom of Information Act Requests
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21:00 - Circuitbending
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21:00 - Social Engineering
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22:00 - Building and Breaking the Next HOPE Badge
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22:00 - 2600 Meetings: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
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22:00 - PSTN-based Cartography
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23:00 - Radio Reconnaissance in Penetration Testing - All Your RF Are Belong to Us
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23:00 - Net Wars Over Free Speech, Freedom, and Secrecy or How to Understand the Hacker and Lulz Battle Against the Church of Scientology
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23:00 - Hacking Our Biochemistry: Pharmacy and the Hacker Perspective
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23:59 - Spy Improv on Steroids - Steele Uncensored - Anything Goes
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23:59 - Saturday Night Hacker Cinema
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Unknown date
- ^ This price is meant to give a general idea of the cost of attending the conference. Many conferences have varying prices based on number of days of attendance, early registration, tiers of support, or additional costs for workshops or trainings. The price here is meant to represent the most common cost for the majority of attendees. See the conference's homepage, if applicable, for details.