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  1. Wi-Fish Finder: Who Will Bite the Bait

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  2. Dradis Framework - Sharing Information will get you Root

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  3. Good Vibrations: Hacking Motion Sickness on the Cheap

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  4. Unmasking You

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  5. Attacks Against 2wire Residential Gateway Routers

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  6. Cracking the Poor and the Rich: Discovering the Relationship Between Physical and Network Security

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  7. Your Mind: Legal Status, Rights and Securing Yourself

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  8. Tactical Fingerprinting Using Metadata, Hidden Info and Lost Data

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  9. Lockpicking Forensics

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  10. Search And Seizure Explained - They Took My Laptop!

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  11. AAPL- Automated Analog Telephone Logging

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  12. Hackerspaces: The Legal Bases

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  13. Slight of Mind: Magic and Social Engineering

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  14. 30k Feet Look at WiFi

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  15. RAID Recovery: Recover your PORN by Sight and Sound

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  16. Screen Scraper Tricks: Extracting Data from Difficult Websites

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  17. Robot Shark Laser! What Hackerspaces Do

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  18. Confidence Game Theater

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  19. Protecting Against and Investigating Insider Threats (A methodical, multi-pronged approach to protecting your organization)

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  20. USB Attacks: Fun with Plug & 0wn

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  21. Dangerous Minds: The Art of Guerrilla Data Mining

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  22. Introduction to WiMAX Hacking

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  23. The Psychology of Security Unusability

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  24. Social Zombies: Your Friends Want to Eat Your Brains

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  25. Cracking 400,000 Passwords, or How to Explain to Your Roommate why the Power Bill is a Little High…

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  26. De Gustibus, or Hacking your Tastebuds

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  27. WarGamez Redux

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  28. Injecting EMP into Digital Devices

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  29. Intro to WiMAX Hacking

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  30. Perspective of the DoD CSO

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  31. FOE Feeding Controversial News to Censored Countries

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  32. Personal Disaster Prepardness

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  33. Hacking the Next Internet

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  34. Question and Answer Session

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  35. Meterpreter Advances

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  36. Asymetric Defense How to fight off the NSA Red Team

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  37. Metasploit Evolved

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  38. Welcome and Badge Hacking Talk

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  39. Closing Ceremonies

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009
  40. Sniff Keystrokes With Lasers/Voltmeters - Side Channel Attacks Using Optical Sampling Of Mechanical Energy And Power Line Leakage

    DEF CON 17 · Conference record · 2009

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