| Saturday, 2010 July 17 |
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| Time | Room | Topic | Speaker |
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| 1000 |
Bell | False Domain Name Billing and Other Scams |
The Cheshire Catalyst |
| 1000 |
Lovelace | T+40: The Three Greatest Hacks of Apollo |
Stephen Cass |
| 1000 |
Tesla | How to Run an Open Source Hardware Company |
Limor 'Ladyada' Fried, Phillip Torrone |
| 1100 |
Bell | Hacking Out a Graphic Novel |
Ed Piskor |
| 1100 |
Lovelace | Behind the Padlock: HTTPS Ubiquitous and Fragile |
Seth Schoen |
| 1100 |
Tesla | Video Surveillance, Society, and Your Face |
Joshua Marpet |
| 1200 |
Bell | For Its Own Sake and to Build Something Better: A Primer on Neuroscience, Bat Echolocation, and Hacker Bio-inspiration |
Scott Livingston |
| 1200 |
Lovelace | Vintage Computing |
Bill Degnan, Evan Koblentz |
| 1200 |
Tesla | Grand Theft Lazlow - How Hacking is Both the Death and Future of Traditional and Interactive Publishing, Journalism, and the Media |
Lazlow |
| 1300 |
Tesla | Keynote Address |
Julian Assange |
| 1400 |
Bell | No Free Lunch: Privacy Risks and Issues in Online Gaming |
Don Tobin, Lyndsey Brown |
| 1400 |
Lovelace | A Red Team Exercise |
Tom Brennan |
| 1500 |
Bell | Modern CrimeWare Tools and Techniques: An Analysis of Underground Resources |
Alexander Heid |
| 1500 |
Lovelace | Geo-Tagging: Opting-In to Total Surveillance |
Paul V |
| 1500 |
Tesla | How to Bring Your Project from Idea to Reality: Make a Living Doing What You Love |
Mitch Altman |
| 1600 |
Bell | Surf's Up! Exploring Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) through Social Network Exploitation |
Daniel McCarney |
| 1600 |
Lovelace | Memory Fun 101 - Memory Training for Everyone |
Chester Santos |
| 1600 |
Tesla | Snatch Those Waves: Prometheus Radio and the Fight for Popular Communications |
Maggie Avener, Pete Tridish |
| 1700 |
Bell | Much Ado About Randomness |
Dr. Aleksandr Yampolskiy |
| 1700 |
Lovelace | Smartphone Ownage: The State of Mobile Botnets and Rootkits |
Jimmy Shah |
| 1700 |
Tesla | Privacy is Dead - Get Over It (3 hours) |
Steven Rambam |
| 1800 |
Bell | Why You Should Be an Amateur |
Ben Jackson |
| 1800 |
Lovelace | Free Software: Why We Need a Big Tent |
Deb Nicholson |
| 1900 |
Bell | Hackers for Human Rights |
Adrian Hong |
| 1900 |
Lovelace | Reach Out And Touch Face: A Rant About Failing |
Johannes Grenzfurthner |
| 2000 |
Bell | The Telephone Pioneers of America |
Kyle Drosdick |
| 2000 |
Lovelace | Hey, Don't Call That Guy A Noob: Toward a More Welcoming Hacker Community |
Nicolle ('Rogueclown') Neulist |
| 2000 |
Tesla | Rummaging in the Government's Attic: Lessons Learned from More Than 1,000 Freedom of Information Act Requests |
Michael Ravnitzky, Phil Lapsley |
| 2100 |
Lovelace | Circuitbending |
Jimmie Rodgers |
| 2100 |
Tesla | Social Engineering |
Emmanuel Goldstein |
| 2200 |
Bell | PSTN-based Cartography |
Da Beave, JFalcon |
| 2200 |
Lovelace | 2600 Meetings: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow |
Gonzo, Grey Frequency, Rob T Firefly |
| 2200 |
Tesla | Building and Breaking the Next HOPE Badge |
Travis Goodspeed |
| 2300 |
Bell | Radio Reconnaissance in Penetration Testing - All Your RF Are Belong to Us |
Matt Neely |
| 2300 |
Lovelace | Hacking Our Biochemistry: Pharmacy and the Hacker Perspective |
Jennifer Ortiz |
| 2300 |
Tesla | 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 |
| 2359 |
Lovelace | Spy Improv on Steroids - Steele Uncensored - Anything Goes |
Robert Steele |
| 2359 |
Tesla | Saturday Night Hacker Cinema |
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