Schedule SHA2017

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

Schedule for day 4 – 2017-08-07

Rooms:

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

	No	Pa	Re	Explody	Pi	Tau	Music Lounge
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09:00						Working with Vim, Part 3 Vim Scripting Andrew Radev



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10:00	Blockchains for a Better World From Napster to Bitcoin to Ethereum to Statebox: saving the planet with category theory Jelle Herold	Adventures in Spearphishing: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly MRieback	Silent Protest DIY wearable protest network endrazine, lanrat	TECHNOSHAMANISM TECHNOSHAMANISM NETWORKING safo poeta	Meeting dcypher (The Cyber Security Platform for Higher Education and Research) Nicholas Castellon	icibici workshop: a brain-computer interface for your phone/tablet/etc. Colin Rowat



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					dcypher: The Economy of the Attacker Luca Alodi

10:40				The Need for Blockchain in International Development How $1.1 tn dollars slips through the cracks Lauren Huber



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	I have a dream The ultimate Hackerspace; From Panopticon-prison to Hackervillage-Castle-compound jos weyers, jos	Ask your candidates and let everyone know about it How to make use of democratic elections for your own purpose Erik Albers	From Project To Kit Bringing an electronic project to market in kit form Jenny List			Qubes User Group Tom Lowenthal, Jean-Philippe Ouellet

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	The quest for algorithm diversity facebook.tracking.exposed Claudio Agosti	Off Grid: Disclosing your 0days in a videogame mod Rich Metson	On the design of a portable secure filesystem: the crypto bits phicoh	Get your ass (HTTP infrastructure) on TLS It's about the time. joohoi


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13:00					dcypher: 28 Bits Later: Entropy-exhausting Attacks Against ASLR Using Side Channels Cristiano Giuffrida


	Nerd-Wrangling 101 Managing Neurodiversity with Cognitive Empathy mlp, Julian Finn	LoraLight LoraWan puts the big telco's first, we react devlaam	Playing defence is complicated What goes into playing defence and what can be holding you down Oscar Koeroo			Traveling Light A guide to easy, carry on only packing. Raven
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14:00					dcypher: Post Quantum Crypto Peter Schwabe	The original Internet of Things - Ropes, Knots and Splices An introduction to knots and splicing Robert Nixdorf	Jazz brunch with OVB Jazz Allstars Have your breakfast or lunch in the lounge!



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	front door nightmare Smart lock’s electronical vulnerabilities ObiWan666	MISP threat sharing platform The MISP threat sharing platform is a free and open source software helping information sharing of threat and cyber security indicators. Alexandre Dulaunoy	Open networking and hardware/software disaggregation Attilla de Groot	Keysigning Party WebSpider


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	Digital dissent in Latin America How the Internet is impacting organizing and dissent in Latin America Niels ten Oever, gisela	Regulating Law Enforcement use of Trojans Implementing a Law to juridically, operationally and technically regulate the uses of Trojan in Italy Fabio Pietrosanti (naif)	Lightning talks day 4 Eireann 'bsb' Leverett		Off Grid: How to mod and make your own hacks Rich Metson
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16:00							Playable Packaging and Custom Musical Interface Design Inventing and building new kinds of instruments Moldover



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	Ethics in Technology Internet Measurements' Ethical Dilemmas and RIPE Atlas Vesna Manojlovic (BECHA)			Responsible Disclosure; How to make your school a safer place. Story of a 15 year old hacker in collaboration with his school JurreJelle


17:00							Jody Lynne



17:20
				Cryptography beyond Encryption and Signatures FJW
						Tor, Puppet & Configuration Management Workshop Sebastiaan Provost

17:40


	Computer crime and criminal law 101 Noud van Gemert	Race For Root: The Analysis Of The Linux Kernel Race Condition Exploit Alexander Popov	Gems are truly outrageous Combining 3D printing and crystallisation techniques (Com)buster	Good is hard, but try anyway. Ethics, colonialism, technological optimism and the reality of relationships with need. Bilal Ghalib	Hacking Behavioral Economics Practical Tools for Do-Gooders Nuala Gray
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						Having Daft Ideas Jarkman


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19:00							Open Band platform for collective sound dialogues Ariane Stolfi
	Weaponized Social Understanding and tools to mitigate network-scale violences willowbl00	Physical Penetration Testing Walter Belgers	In The Eye of the Beholder Theories of Governance for a Distributed Machine Vision Ecosystem Matthew Stender	Neuralscape Bowels How to read brainwaves using cheap toys Ricardo


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20:00							Jeff Sivertrust - Live Band!


	Resisting Algorithms of Mass Destruction #NotMyDebt Australia Lyndsey Jackson	Legacy Crypto Never Dies Cracking DES nearly 20 years after the EFF DES Cracker David Hulton	The art of creating an escape room Thijs Bosschert	Life Needs Internet Documenting digital culture through handwritten letters Jeroen van Loon	Off Grid: How to mod and make your own hacks pt.2 Rich Metson
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21:00							The Mad Bitter



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	The Hackeboy handheld game console Retro-gaming on open hardware Axel Theilmann	When Tech MIMICS Reality Identity and Agency In the Age of Algorithms Matthew Stender	Black Hat Locksmithing When Locksmiths Go Bad huxleypig	Internet-wide measurements: past, present and future [NEW: we'll scan during SHA live from Day 1] Towards a holistic picture of the Internet's infrastructure and it's activity Aaron Zauner (azet)


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22:00							Sarah Farina


						What the helmet Make a boring hard hat into an object of utter coolness Moem
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	How an intern hacked the powergrid The Horus Scenario Willem Westerhof (ITsec)	Car hacking: getting from A to B with Eve Daan Keuper, Thijs Alkemade	Let There be Light Adventures in LED Lighting Tim Becker, Matthias Krauß	Building A Virtual Reality Website using A-Frame Ram	Run your own VPN provider workshop how to deploy: Let's Connect VPN Rogier Spoor
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	(In)discrete Music (mis)adventures in generative art Giles Greenway	"Information. What are they looking at?" A documentary on privacy for the broad audience. Theresia	Commissioning methods for IoT Lars Lydersen	Energy Harvesting for Smart Autonomous Electronics 2 Towards a future of autonomous wireless electronics without batteries Yannick Verbelen


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	Hardware Hacking Area	Family Village	Italian Embassy	Harbour	LaTeX-Village	Pancake Village
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10:00		Dissecting owl pellets and crafting clay owls Make your own owl from clay, or dissect an owl pellet to discover the bones from its last meal.



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12:00				SHA2017 Cardbox Boat Regatta Will it float or sink? Team:Safety


		Workshop Scratch
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			Free software in the Dutch public sector Italian Hackers' Embassy

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13:00	Coding with the Micro:bit Workshop 2 Learn coding with the Micro:bit Pauline Maas	Cryptokids Workshop for kids henk



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14:00		Owls and Bird of Pray Flight demonstration Learn more about these awesome creatures



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15:00	Arduino for kids soldering This workshop is easy enough for total little newbies to learn all you need to know to get going on an Arduino. henk					Presentations by villagers The Pancake Warriors



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		Programmer mind

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16:00					LaTeX An Introduction into the LaTeX Universe dantetante, Stefan Kottwitz


		Marshmallow challenge
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			Windows forensics Italian Hackers' Embassy

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						Pancake Workshop The Pancake Warriors

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				The Campfire Team:Safety

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21:00			New challenges Italian Hackers' Embassy



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