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Security researchers examine technical aspects of How to Engineer Privacy Rights in the World of Artificial Intelligence.
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RSAC Cybersecurity·48 min
Security researchers examine technical aspects of How to Engineer Privacy Rights in the World of Artificial Intelligence.
Main Stage·50 min
Alex Stamos
Alex Stamos explores an open letter the white hat's dilemma at DEF CON 21, examining government-surveillance and practical defenses.
Main Stage·56 min
G. Mark Hardy
G. Mark Hardy explores a hacker looks at 50 at DEF CON 16, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·40 min
Jan Newger
Jan Newger explores anti-re techniques in drm code at DEF CON 16, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·1 hr 21 min
Dan Kaminsky
Dan Kaminsky explores black ops 2008 at DEF CON 16, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·38 min
Michael Brooks
Michael Brooks details dEF CON 16 - Michael Brooks: CSRF Bouncing In this talk I will be discussing Exploit Chaining in Web Applications and CSRF.
Main Stage·18 min
Fouad Kiamilev · Ryan Hoover
Fouad Kiamilev and Ryan Hoover explores demonstration of hardware trojans at DEF CON 16, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·1 hr 31 min
Magnus Brading
Magnus Brading explores generic, decentralized, unstoppable anonymity: the phantom protocol at DEF CON 16, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·1 hr 49 min
Tadayoshi Kohno · Jon Callas · Alexei Czeskis · Dan Halperin · Karl Koscher · Michael Piatek
Tadayoshi Kohno and Jon Callas details dEF CON 16 - Panel: Hacking in the Name of Science Our talk will start with some of our latest and greatest hacks.
Main Stage·45 min
James Tusini
James Tusini explores hacking openvms at DEF CON 16, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·43 min
Doug Farre
Doug Farre explores identification card security at DEF CON 16, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·52 min
Andrew Fried · Thomas Grasso · Dan Hubbard · Dan Kaminsky · Randy Vaughn · Paul Vixie
Andrew Fried and Thomas Grasso explores internet wars at DEF CON 16, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·40 min
Zac Franken
Zac Franken details zac Franken: Is that a unique credential in your pocket or are you just happy to see me.
Main Stage·34 min
Vic Vandal
Vic Vandal explores keeping secret secrets secret and sharing secret secrets secretly at DEF CON 16, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·49 min
Michael Ligh · Greg Sinclair
Michael Ligh and Greg Sinclair explores malware rce: debuggers and decryptor development at DEF CON 16, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·49 min
Eric Smith · Dr. Shana Dardan
Eric Smith and Dr. Shana Dardan explores medical identity theft at DEF CON 16, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·45 min
Scott Moulton
Scott Moulton details scott Moulton: Solid Stated Drives Destroy Forensic & Data Recovery Jobs: Animated.
Main Stage·22 min
NYCMIKE
NYCMIKE details dEF CON 16 - NYCMIKE:The World of Pager Sniffing/Interception: More Activity than one may suspect.
Main Stage·50 min
Don M. Blumenthal
Don M. Blumenthal explores what to do when your data winds up where it shouldn't at DEF CON 16, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·1 hr 48 min
John Jur1st Benson
John Jur1st Benson details dEF CON 16 - John "Jur1st" Benson: When Lawyers Attack.
Main Stage·38 min
Don M. Blumenthal
Don M. Blumenthal explores working with law enforcement at DEF CON 16, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·39 min
Dror Shalev
Dror Shalev details dror Shalev: A Crazy Toaster: Can Home Devices turn against us.
Main Stage·55 min
Peter Berghammer
Peter Berghammer explores a journalists prospective on sec research at DEF CON 15, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·55 min
Dan Kaminsky
Dan Kaminsky details dan Kaminsky: Black Ops 2007: Design Reviewing The Web Design bugs are really difficult to fix -- nobody ever takes a dependency on a buffer overflow, after all.