Schedule SHA2017

Version Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of your life

Schedule for day 3 – 2017-08-06

Rooms:

No, Pa, Re, Explody, Pi, Tau, Music Lounge
Hardware Hacking Area, Family Village, Italian Embassy, Harbour, Tardis room, LaTeX-Village, Pancake Village

	No	Pa	Re	Explody	Pi	Tau	Music Lounge
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09:00						Working with Vim, Part 2 Plugins, Tips and Tricks Andrew Radev



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	Fermentation Mobile experimental, educational and commercial fermentation everywhere Frantisek Apfelbeck		Bypassing Secure Boot using Fault Injection Bypassing Secure Boot using Fault Injection tieknimmers	Demolish the web with the Firefox Dev Tools! Do you know what you can do with Firefox for frontend development? Daniele Mte90 Scasciafratte	SATORI project workshop Working with ethical impact assessments marlou bijlsma	icibici workshop: a brain-computer interface for your phone/tablet/etc. Colin Rowat


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	Cut by the free and open edge FLOSS, NGOs, Activists, Journalists, and the Pareto Principle rysiek, Michał "czesiek" Czyżewski	Off<>zz Code and Piano Concert “Code Our Glance” and beta “CodeKlavier” Off<>zz	Exploiting The North American Railways Modern Day American Hobo-ism lazerbeamwizard	How to develop PyQt software Daniele Mte90 Scasciafratte		Make your own titanium spork Jarkman
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	Data Exploitation how your digital doppelganger has been exploiting you all along Privacy International	The World in 24 Hours Revisited How to re-enact a 1982 network art performance Josephine Bosma	Zanshin Tech: the digital martial art CoD	Decentralize! Self-hosting in your own home using Sovereign act up on decentralization Sven Neuhaus	IRMA workshop Privacy-friendly authentication through attributes Fabian van den Broek

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13:20	Flip Feng Shui Advanced Rowhammer exploitation on cloud, desktop, and mobile Victor van der Veen, Kaveh Razavi	Hands up, don't shoot. Unless with a bodycam. Rejo Zenger	Lightning talks day 3 Eireann 'bsb' Leverett	Olmogo - because it's your data! A cryptographically secure social network platform Ralf Schulz



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14:00							There is no key signing rave



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	My Safe In Your House Keeping Secrets On Remote Machines Erica Portnoy		A look at TR-06FAIL and other CPE Configuration Management Disasters Darren Martyn	The law and leaky abstractions In what ways can laws influence the security of society. Oscar Koeroo	Subtle and Not so Subtle Sexism Misogyny in Progressive Groups Nuala Gray

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15:40	Cryptokids empower kids and provide tools for them to be more secure and to take charge of their own data henk	Because "use urandom" isn't everything: a deep dive into CSPRNGs in Operating Systems & Programming Languages Implementation, hazards and updates on use of RNGs in programming languages and the Linux Kernel (among others) Aaron Zauner (azet)	Developments in Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure The government is here to help 1sand0s	Let's hack words Creative Writing Barbara Wimmer, jinxx	An introduction into next generation computing using Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA) FPGA's are the new hardware Rolf Huisman



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	Human Rights and Internet Infrastructure standard or substandard? Niels ten Oever	GNU Taler Independent One-Click Payments! grothoff	How I made my diesel motorcycle Russell	Build Usable Tools Erica Portnoy

17:00						Cyberbullying: reverse engineering Recognize, manage and stop cyberbullying attacks CoD	Ingo Boss Ambient



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18:00	SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO? THE ALGORITHMIC PUBLIC SPHERE AND YOU Jillian C. York	Human body as an electric IO system Hacking your brain, and other body parts. Debunking myths on the way. Loek Gijben	Tor & Configuration Management Sebastiaan Provost	Certbot & Let's Encrypt Office Hours Erica Portnoy	DNA: More greatest hits Additional coolness on the greatest digital language ever! bert hubert



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	We don’t need no security! Jelle Niemantsverdriet (@jelle_n)	How hackers could have hacked all Dutch elections since 2009 Sijmen Ruwhof	Hormones and Hysteria - what every person should know are you not curious now? ;) Viola	Building Businesses that we can Buy Into and Believe In What it means to profit from privacy-friendly, open-source technology and mutual respect for our fellow humans Liz Steininger	Build your own IoT cloud with MQTT Using a Raspberry Pi and some ESP8266 devices for your IoT cloud Maarten Visser

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			Internet Poem internet is as big as your language Ipek Burçak

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20:20	Digital personal locker New paradigm in handling personal (health) data multimho	Social Enterprises as a Tool for Activism MRieback	Hospitals and cyber security j3lena	Ethics in Computing 1sand0s



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	Rooting the MikroTik routers Kirils Solovjovs	Smart, safe & happy ensuring civil rights in the digital era Ancilla van de Leest	The state of the pretty Easy privacy (p≡p) project and what to expect next Easy to use automatic encryption for the masses vecirex

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22:00							Moldover: Live Electronic Music! Performing with self-made custom musical instruments Moldover



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22:40	Malware: From your text editor, to the United States Government's Lab How Universities in the US collaborate with the United States Government to make America stronger, and the rest weaker. QuantumCypher	Time Stretching BpmDj Werner Van Belle	Network Traffic Analysis using Deep Packet Inspection and Data Visualization Eventpad: the Sublime editor for network traffic ArrayX	Hardware games How to build alternative controllers Phoenix Perry



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			No Place for Fools
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		Anonymous, secure and easy. You can have them all. An authentication protocol that offers security, privacy and ease of use. Guido Witmond

00:00							Ambrassband - Live Concert!



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	Hardware Hacking Area	Family Village	Italian Embassy	Harbour	Tardis room	LaTeX-Village	Pancake Village
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		Making bombs How to go off with a (loud) bang Machtelt Garrels


10:00	Coding with the Micro:bit Workshop 1 Learn basic coding with the Micro:bit Pauline Maas



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10:40			Brief history of IoT (Internet of Things) Marco Calamari



11:00					Archery workshop



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13:00	Arduino For Total Newbies Day 2 Mitch	Hack in the Class: Arduino Subtitle: Arduino for kids, how to start playing with electronics Barry "Fish_" van Kampen, Nemo



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			From NoT to IoT (or the opposite?) Italian Hackers' Embassy


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15:00		Hack in the Class: How to CTF for kids! Subtitle: How to play allowed hacking games Barry "Fish_" van Kampen, Nemo	Secure communications hardware Italian Hackers' Embassy				Presentations by villagers The Pancake Warriors



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16:00		Raspberry Pi Robot Programming Let the robot find his way through the Parcour Peggy				LaTeX An Introduction into the LaTeX Universe dantetante, Stefan Kottwitz



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			Mobile World Italian Hackers' Embassy

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	Coffee Machines & JavaScript Learn hardware hacking with JavaScript Dominik Kundel

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							Pancake Workshop The Pancake Warriors

18:40	Kubernetes Docker Workshop Bis Learn how to deploy docker application on a Kubernetes cluster zoobab



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				The Campfire Team:Safety

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