Friday, 2010 July 16
Time	Room	Topic	Speaker
1000	Lovelace	GPS – It’s Not the Satellites That Know Where You Are	The Cheshire Catalyst
1000	Tesla	IPv6 Playground: New Hope Update	Joe Klein
1100	Bell	Light, Color, and Perception	Jonathan Foote
1100	Lovelace	Locational Privacy and Wholesale Surveillance via Photo Services	Ben Jackson
1100	Tesla	The State of Global Intelligence	Robert Steele
1200	Bell	SHODAN for Penetration Testers	Michael ‘theprez98? Schearer
1200	Lovelace	Content of the Future	Greg Newby, Michael S. Hart
1200	Tesla	Wireless Security: Killing Livers, Making Enemies	Dragorn, RenderMan
1300	Tesla	Keynote Address	Dan Kaminsky
1400	Bell	Examining Costs, Benefits, and Economics in Malware and Carding Markets	Dr. Thomas J. Holt
1400	Lovelace	Digital: A Love Story	Christine Love, Jason Scott
1500	Bell	Electronic Take Back	John McNabb
1500	Lovelace	Botnet Resistant Coding: Protecting Your Users from Script Kiddies	Fabian Rothschild, Peter Greko
1500	Tesla	Arse Elektronika: Sex, Tech, and the Future of Screw-It-Yourself	Johannes Grenzfurthner
1600	Bell	Cooking for Geeks	Jeff Potter
1600	Lovelace	Sita Sings the Blues: A Free Culture Success Story	Nina Paley
1600	Tesla	Own Your Phone	TProphet
1700	Bell	Design of a Wireless EMG	Konstantin Avdashchenko
1700	Lovelace	“Brilliants Exploits” – A Look at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics	Colin Keigher
1700	Tesla	Keeping Your Job While Being a Hacker	Alex Muentz
1800	Bell	Lisp, The Oldest Language of the Future	Adam Tannir
1800	Lovelace	The OpenAMD Project	Aestetix, cpfr, Echo, Far McKon, Mitch Altman, Travis Goodspeed
1800	Tesla	Tor and Internet Censorship	Jacob Appelbaum, Seth Schoen
1900	Bell	Buying Privacy in Digitized Cities	Eleanor Saitta
1900	Lovelace	Easy Hacks on Telephone Entry Systems	Davi Ottenheimer
1900	Tesla	Extreme Lockpicking	Barry Wels, Han Fey
2000	Bell	Monkeysphere: Fixing Authentication on the Net	Daniel Kahn Gillmor, Jameson Rollins
2000	Lovelace	Towards Open Libraries and Schools	Ellen Meier, Gillian ‘Gus’ Andrews, Jessamyn West
2000	Tesla	Build Robots and See the World	Jonathan Foote
2100	Bell	Risk Analysis for Dummies	Nick Leghorn
2100	Lovelace	Introduction to the Chip Scene: Low Bit Music and Visuals	Don Miller, Joey Mariano, Peter Swimm
2100	Tesla	Hackerspaces Forever: A Panel Presented by Hackerspaces.org (2 hours)	Alexander Heid, Carlyn Maw, Far McKon, Johannes Grenzfurthner, Markus ‘fin’ Hametner, Matt Joyce, Mitch Altman, Nathan ‘JimShoe’ Warner, Nick Farr, Psytek, Sean Bonner
2200	Bell	Detecting and Defending Your Network from Malware Using Nepenthes	Marco Figueroa
2200	Lovelace	Electronic Waste: What’s Here and What’s Next	Stephanie Alarcon
2300	Lovelace	Interaction with Sensors, Receivers, Haptics, and Augmented Reality (90 minutes)	Elle Mehrmand, Micha Cardenas / Azdel Slade, Pan, Ryan O’Horo, TradeMark G.
2300	Tesla	Get Lamp Screening and Discussion	Jason Scott