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31C3: a new dawn — page 2

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  1. Rocket science – how hard can it be?

    David Madlener

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  2. Towards General Purpose Reconfigurable Computing on Novena

    stars · Andy Isaacson

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  3. Code Pointer Integrity

    gannimo

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  4. Mobile self-defense

    Karsten Nohl

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  5. SS7: Locate. Track. Manipulate.

    Tobias Engel

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  6. Glitching For n00bs

    exide

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  7. osmo-gmr: What's up with sat-phones ?

    Sylvain Munaut

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  8. Revisiting SSL/TLS Implementations

    Sebastian Schinzel

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  9. Practical EMV PIN interception and fraud detection

    Andrea Barisani

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  10. 3D Casting Aluminum

    Julia Longtin

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  11. How I Learned to Stop Reinventing and Love the Wheels

    Andreas Bihlmaier

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  12. Personal Tracking Devices and Online Identity

    Silvia

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  13. SCADA StrangeLove: Too Smart Grid in da Cloud

    Sergey Gordeychik · Aleksandr Timorin

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  14. „Wir beteiligen uns aktiv an den Diskussionen“

    Martin Haase/maha

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  15. 31C3 Keynote

    alecempire

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014
  16. 31C3 Opening Event

    erdgeist · Geraldine de Bastion

    31C3: a new dawn · Conference record · 2014

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