The Next Hope Talk Schedule Announced
From July 16th – 18th 2010 in New York City the guys behind 2600 Magazine will be hosting The Next Hope, a conference for hackers of all types: amateurs, hobbyists, professionals and the generally curious.
Topics are wide and vary from IPv6 to Phone Phreaking, Disaster Relief to Graphic Novels and Cooking to DNS Sec – here’s the full talk schedule announced Monday (see table with abstracts here)…
Friday 16th
| Time | Tesla | Lovelace | Bell |
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| 10:00 | IPv6 Playground: New Hope Update
Joe Klein |
GPS – It’s Not the Satellites That Know Where You Are
The Cheshire Catalyst |
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| 11:00 | The State of Global Intelligence
Robert Steele |
Locational Privacy and Wholesale Surveillance via Photo Services
Ben Jackson |
Light, Color, and Perception
Jonathan Foote |
| 12:00 | Wireless Security: Killing Livers, Making Enemies
Dragorn, RenderMan |
Content of the Future
Greg Newby, Michael S. Hart |
SHODAN for Penetration Testers
Michael ‘theprez98′ Schearer |
| 13:00 | Keynote Address
Dan Kaminsky |
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| 14:00 | (2 hours) | Digital: A Love Story
Christine Love, Jason Scott |
Examining Costs, Benefits, and Economics in Malware and Carding Markets
Dr. Thomas J. Holt |
| 15:00 | Arse Elektronika: Sex, Tech, and the Future of Screw-It-Yourself
Johannes Grenzfurthner |
Botnet Resistant Coding: Protecting Your Users from Script Kiddies
Fabian Rothschild, Peter Greko |
Electronic Take Back
John McNabb |
| 16:00 | Own Your Phone
TProphet |
Sita Sings the Blues: A Free Culture Success Story
Nina Paley |
Cooking for Geeks
Jeff Potter |
| 17:00 | Keeping Your Job While Being a Hacker
Alex Muentz |
“Brilliants Exploits” – A Look at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics
Colin Keigher |
Design of a Wireless EMG
Konstantin Avdashchenko |
| 18:00 | Tor and Internet Censorship
Jacob Appelbaum, Seth Schoen |
The OpenAMD Project
Aestetix, cpfr, Echo, Far McKon, Mitch Altman, Travis Goodspeed |
Lisp, The Oldest Language of the Future
Adam Tannir |
| 19:00 | Extreme Lockpicking
Barry Wels, Han Fey |
Easy Hacks on Telephone Entry Systems
Davi Ottenheimer |
Buying Privacy in Digitized Cities
Eleanor Saitta |
| 20:00 | Build Robots and See the World
Jonathan Foote |
Towards Open Libraries and Schools
Ellen Meier, Gillian ‘Gus’ Andrews, Jessamyn West |
Monkeysphere: Fixing Authentication on the Net
Daniel Kahn Gillmor, Jameson Rollins |
| 21:00 | Hackerspaces Forever: A Panel
Hackerspaces.org |
Introduction to the Chip Scene: Low Bit Music and Visuals
Don Miller, Joey Mariano, Peter Swimm |
Risk Analysis for Dummies
Nick Leghorn |
| 22:00 | (2 hours) | Electronic Waste: What’s Here and What’s Next
Stephanie Alarcon |
Detecting and Defending Your Network from Malware Using Nepenthes
Marco Figueroa |
| 23:00 | Get Lamp Screening and Discussion
Jason Scott |
Interaction with Sensors, Receivers, Haptics, and Augmented Reality (90 minutes)
Elle Mehrmand, Micha Cardenas / Azdel Slade, Pan, Ryan O’Horo, TradeMark G. |
Injecting Electromagnetic Pulses into Digital Devices
Paul F. Renda |
Saturday 17th
| Time | Tesla | Lovelace | Bell |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00 | How to Run an Open Source Hardware Company
Limor ‘Ladyada’ Fried, Phillip Torrone |
T+40: The Three Greatest Hacks of Apollo
Stephen Cass |
False Domain Name Billing and Other Scams
The Cheshire Catalyst |
| 11:00 | Video Surveillance, Society, and Your Face
Joshua Marpet |
Behind the Padlock: HTTPS Ubiquitous and Fragile
Seth Schoen |
Hacking Out a Graphic Novel
Ed Piskor |
| 12:00 | Grand Theft Lazlow – How Hacking is Both the Death and Future of Traditional and Interactive Publishing, Journalism, and the Media
Lazlow |
Vintage Computing
Bill Degnan, Evan Koblentz |
For Its Own Sake and to Build Something Better: A Primer on Neuroscience, Bat Echolocation, and Hacker Bio-inspiration
Scott Livingston |
| 13:00 | Keynote Address
Julian Assange |
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| 14:00 | (2 hours) | A Red Team Exercise
Tom Brennan |
No Free Lunch: Privacy Risks and Issues in Online Gaming
Don Tobin, Lyndsey Brown |
| 15:00 | How to Bring Your Project from Idea to Reality: Make a Living Doing What You Love
Mitch Altman |
Geo-Tagging: Opting-In to Total Surveillance
Paul V |
Modern CrimeWare Tools and Techniques: An Analysis of Underground Resources
Alexander Heid |
| 16:00 | Snatch Those Waves: Prometheus Radio and the Fight for Popular Communications
Maggie Avener, Pete Tridish |
Memory Fun 101 – Memory Training for Everyone
Chester Santos |
Surf’s Up! Exploring Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) through Social Network Exploitation
Daniel McCarney |
| 17:00 | Privacy is Dead – Get Over It
Steven Rambam |
Smartphone Ownage: The State of Mobile Botnets and Rootkits
Jimmy Shah |
Much Ado About Randomness
Dr. Aleksandr Yampolskiy |
| 18:00 | (3 hours) | Free Software: Why We Need a Big Tent
Deb Nicholson |
Why You Should Be an Amateur
Ben Jackson |
| 19:00 | (3 hours) | Reach Out And Touch Face: A Rant About Failing
Johannes Grenzfurthner |
Hackers for Human Rights
Adrian Hong |
| 20:00 | Rummaging in the Government’s Attic: Lessons Learned from More Than 1,000 Freedom of Information Act Requests
Michael Ravnitzky, Phil Lapsley |
Hey, Don’t Call That Guy A Noob: Toward a More Welcoming Hacker Community
Nicolle (‘Rogueclown’) Neulist |
The Telephone Pioneers of America
Kyle Drosdick |
| 21:00 | Social Engineering
Emmanuel Goldstein |
Circuitbending
Jimmie Rodgers |
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| 22:00 | Building and Breaking the Next HOPE Badge
Travis Goodspeed |
2600 Meetings: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
Gonzo, Grey Frequency, Rob T Firefly |
PSTN-based Cartography
Da Beave, JFalcon |
| 23:00 | Net Wars Over Free Speech, Freedom, and Secrecy or How to Understand the Hacker and Lulz Battle Against the Church of Scientology
Finn Brunton, Gabriella Coleman |
Hacking Our Biochemistry: Pharmacy and the Hacker Perspective
Jennifer Ortiz |
Radio Reconnaissance in Penetration Testing – All Your RF Are Belong to Us
Matt Neely |
| 00:00 | Saturday Night Hacker Cinema | Spy Improv on Steroids – Steele Uncensored – Anything Goes
Robert Steele |
Sunday 18th
| Time | Tesla | Lovelace | Bell |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00 | The Need for a Computer Crime Innocence Project
Alex Muentz, Joe Cicero, Seth Schoen |
Hacking Your GPS
Cass Lewart |
Hacking Terrorist Networks Logically and Emotionally
Hat Trick, Mudsplatter |
| 11:00 | From Indymedia to Demand Media: Participation, Surveillance, and the Transformation of Journalism
Chris Anderson |
Hacking for an Audience: Technology Backstage at Live Shows
John Huntington |
Lock Bypass without Lockpicks
Dan Crowley |
| 12:00 | Cats and Mice: The Phone Company, the FBI, and the Phone Phreaks
Phil Lapsley |
Simpsons Already Did It – Where Do You Think the Name “Trojan” Came From Anyway?
Bill Cheswick, Matt Blaze, Sandy Clark (Mouse) |
Burning and Building Bridges: A Primer to Hacking the Education System
Christina ‘fabulous’ Pei |
| 13:00 | The DMCA and ACTA vs. Academic and Professional Research: How Misuse of This Intellectual Property Legislation Chills Research, Disclosure, and Innovation
Chris Mooney, Tiffany Rad |
American Bombe: How the U.S. Shattered the Enigma Code
Shalom Silbermintz |
TrackMeNot: Injecting Reasonable Doubt in Everyone’s Queries
Vincent Toubiana |
| 14:00 | Informants: Villains or Heroes? (90 minutes) | Into the Black: DPRK Exploration
Michael Kemp |
The Freedom Box: How to Reclaim Privacy on the Web
James Vasile |
| 15:00 | Hacking the Food Genome (15:30)
Gweeds |
CV Dazzle: Face Deception
Adam Harvey |
Bakeca.it DDoS – How Evil Forces Have Been Defeated
Alessio ‘mayhem’ Pennasilico |
| 16:00 | Hackers without Borders: Disaster Relief and Technology
Dennison Williams, Elena, Smokey |
The Black Suit Plan Isn’t Working – Now What?
James Arlen |
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| 17:00 | The HOPE Network | Sniper Forensics – Changing the Landscape of Modern Forensics and Incident Response
Chris Pogue |
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| 18:00 | Closing Ceremonies |
