28C3:

28C3 - Version 2.3.5

28th Chaos Communication Congress
Behind Enemy Lines

Event	Speakers
802.11 Packets in Packets A Standard-Compliant Exploit of Layer 1 Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Travis Goodspeed
Antiforensik Einführung in das Thema Antiforensik am Beispiel eines neuen Angriffsvektors Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : German	Martin Wundram
Apple vs. Google Client Platforms How you end up being the Victim. Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Bruhns FX of Phenoelit greg
Automatic Algorithm Invention with a GPU Hell Yeah, it's rocket science Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Wes Faler
Behind the scenes of a C64 demo Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Ninja / The Dreams
Bionic Ears Introduction into State-of-the-Art Hearing Aid Technology Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Helga Velroyen
Bitcoin - An Analysis Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Kay Hamacher Stefan Katzenbeisser
Black Ops of TCP/IP 2011 Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Dan Kaminsky
Building a Distributed Satellite Ground Station Network - A Call To Arms Hackers need satellites. Hackers need internet over satellites. Satellites require ground stations. Let's build them! Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Andreas -horn- Hornig hadez
bup: Git for backups Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Zoran Zaric
Can trains be hacked? Die Technik der Eisenbahnsicherungsanlagen Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : German	Stefan Katzenbeisser
Cellular protocol stacks for Internet GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSPA demystified Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Harald Welte
ChokePointProject - Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? Aggregating and Visualizing (lack of) Transparancy Data in near-realtime Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Ruben Bloemgarten
Datamining for Hackers Encrypted Traffic Mining Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Stefan Burschka
Data Mining the Israeli Census Insights into a publicly available registry Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Yuval Adam
Datenvieh oder Daten-Fee Welchen Wert haben Trackingdaten? Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : German	Rene Meissner
DC+, The Protocol Technical defense against data retention law Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	klobs
Deceiving Authorship Detection Tools to Maintain Anonymity Through Writing Style & Current Trends in Adversarial Stylometry Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Michael Brennan Rachel Greenstadt
Defending mobile phones Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Karsten Nohl Luca Melette
Der Staatstrojaner Vom braunen Briefumschlag bis zur Publikation Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : German	0zapfths Constanze Kurz Frank Rieger Ulf Buermeyer
Don't scan, just ask A new approach of identifying vulnerable web applications Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Fabian Mihailowitsch
Effective Denial of Service attacks against web application platforms We are the 99% (CPU usage) Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Alexander ‘alech’ Klink Julian \| zeri
Ein Mittelsmannangriff auf ein digitales Signiergerät Bachelorarbeit Informatik Uni Kiel SS 2011 Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : German	Alexander Koch
Evolving custom communication protocols Hell Yeah, it's rocket science Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Wes Faler
Hacking MFPs Part2 - PostScript: Um, you've been hacked Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Andrei Costin
How governments have tried to block Tor Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Jacob Appelbaum Roger Dingledine
Implementation of MITM Attack on HDCP-Secured Links A non-copyright circumventing application of the HDCP master key Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	bunnie
Introducing Osmo-GMR Building a sniffer for the GMR satphones Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Sylvain Munaut
Macro dragnets: Why trawl the river when you can do the whole ocean What happens when data collection goes awry in the 21st century Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Redbeard
New Ways I'm Going to Hack Your Web App Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Jesse Ou Rich
NOC Review NOC Review about the Camp 2011 and 28C3 Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Kay Will Hargrave
Ooops I hacked my PBX Why auditing proprietary protocols matters Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	pt
Open source music: Tracking 2.0 Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Tom Hargreaves
Post Memory Corruption Memory Analysis Automating exploitation of invalid memory writes Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	endrazine
Power gadgets with your own electricity escape the basement and make the sun work for you Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Gunnar Thöle Jörg Dürre
Print Me If You Dare Firmware Modification Attacks and the Rise of Printer Malware Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Ang Cui Jonathan Voris
Quantified-Self and OpenBCI Neurofeedback Mind-Hacking Transhumanism, Self-Optimization and Neurofeedback for post-modern hackers Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Christian Kleineidam MetaMind Evolution
r0ket++ The CCC-Badge Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	lilafisch Stefan 'Sec' Zehl
Reverse-engineering a Qualcomm baseband Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Guillaume Delugré
Reverse Engineering USB Devices Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Drew Fisher
Rootkits in your Web application Achieving a permanent stealthy compromise of user accounts with XSS and JS injection attacks. Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Artur Janc
SCADA and PLC Vulnerabilities in Correctional Facilities Tiffany Rad, Teague Newman, John Strauchs Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Teague Tiffany Rad
Security Log Visualization with a Correlation Engine What's inside your network? Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Chris Kubecka
Security Nightmares Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : German	Frank Rieger Ron
Smart Hacking For Privacy Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Dario Carluccio Stephan Brinkhaus
Sovereign Keys A proposal for fixing attacks on CAs and DNSSEC Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Peter Eckersley
String Oriented Programming Circumventing ASLR, DEP, and Other Guards Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Mathias Payer
Taking control over the Tor network Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Eric Filiol Seun Omosowon
The Atari 2600 Video Computer System: The Ultimate Talk The history, the hardware and how to write programs Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Sven Oliver ('SvOlli') Moll
The engineering part of social engineering Why just lying your way in won't get you anywhere Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Aluc
The future of cryptology: which 3 letters algorithm(s) could be our Titanic? RMS Olympic, RMS Titanic, HMHS Britannic vs Discrete Logarithm, Integer factorization, Conjectured hard problems Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Jean-Jacques Quisquater Renaud Devaliere
The Science of Insecurity Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Meredith L. Patterson Sergey
Time is on my Side Exploiting Timing Side Channel Vulnerabilities on the Web Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Sebastian Schinzel
TRESOR: Festplatten sicher verschlüsseln Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : German	tilo
Your Disaster/Crisis/Revolution just got Pwned Telecomix and Geeks without Bounds on Security and Crisis Response Event type : Lecture Track : Hacking Language used for presentation : English	Herr Urbach willowbl00