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A deep dive into the world of DOS viruses

Explaining in detail just how those little COM files…

• 38 min
• 2018-12-28
• 6.9k
• Ben Cartwright-Cox
35C3: Refreshing Memories

No source, no problem! High speed binary fuzzing

• Security Main
• 59 min
• 2019-12-29
• 1.9k
• Nspace and gannimo
36C3: Resource Exhaustion

Crypto Tales from the Trenches

• 61 min
• 2014-12-27
• 5.3k
• Nadia Heninger, Julia Angwin, Laura Poitras and Jack Gillum
31C3: a new dawn

The state of Internet Censorship

• 58 min
• 2015-12-28
• 10.1k
• Will Scott and andz@torproject.org
32C3: gated communities

Damn Vulnerable Chemical Process

Exploitation in a new media

• 61 min
• 2014-12-29
• 3.8k
• Marmusha
31C3: a new dawn

Reverse engineering the Wii U Gamepad

• 56 min
• 2013-12-29
• 1.2k
• delroth
30C3

From Managerial Feudalism to the Revolt of the Caring Classes

David Graeber

• Art & Culture Main
• 59 min
• 2019-12-27
• 12.3k
• David Graeber
36C3: Resource Exhaustion

Evolution of Brain-Computer Interfaces

The future of Neuro-Headsets and concepts towards…

• 35 min
• 2015-12-28
• 39.3k
• fractalfox
32C3: gated communities

Hacking the DMZ (the border between the two Koreas)

• Arts & Culture
• 46 min
• 2021-04-03
• 221
• Caroline Murgue
Reboot to Respawn

Space Hacker

Uploading rover...

• 62 min
• 2014-12-27
• 2.1k
• Karsten Becker and Robert
31C3: a new dawn

SD-WAN a New Hop

How to hack software defined network and keep your sanity?

• 49 min
• 2018-12-27
• 2.0k
• Sergey Gordeychik
35C3: Refreshing Memories

Glimpse over Wikidata

• 30 min
• 2019-10-25
• 227
• Lydia Pintscher
WikidataCon 2019

A few quantitative thoughts on parking in Marburg

• about:future hacc
• 27 min
• 2020-12-29
• 1.1k
• MartinL
Remote Chaos Experience

Cyber Necromancy

Reverse Engineering Dead Protocols

• 55 min
• 2014-12-28
• 5.3k
• Joseph Tartaro and Matthew Halchyshak
31C3: a new dawn

Axoloti

DIY audio signal processing

• 29 min
• 2014-12-29
• 1.2k
• Johannes Taelman
31C3: a new dawn

Keynote: Why is collecting lexical data one of the best ways we can help support…

• 42 min
• 2019-10-25
• 114
• Benjamin Yang (PanLex)
WikidataCon 2019

LatticeHacks

Fun with lattices in cryptography and cryptanalysis

• 65 min
• 2017-12-28
• 3.7k
• djb, Tanja Lange and Nadia Heninger
34C3: TUWAT

The Noise Protocol Framework

• 32 min
• 2017-12-28
• 1.8k
• Trevor Perrin
34C3: TUWAT

MicroPython – Python for Microcontrollers

How high-level scripting languages make your hardware…

• 41 min
• 2018-12-29
• 2.7k
• Christine Spindler
35C3: Refreshing Memories

How To Become a (Media)Wiki Hacker

• 50 min
• 2018-12-30
• 579
• Daniel and Andre
35C3: wikipakawg

G’scheitern

The art of failure taught by improv theatre

• 60 min
• 2015-12-28
• 23.8k
• Gregor Ruttner
32C3: gated communities

LilyPond: programming beautiful musical scores

• Hardware & Making WikiPakaWG
• 10 min
• 2019-12-29
• 1.4k
• Lucas Werkmeister
36C3: Resource Exhaustion

What The Fax?!

Hacking your network likes it's 1980 again

• 46 min
• 2018-12-27
• 26.9k
• Yaniv Balmas and Eyal Itkin
35C3: Refreshing Memories

A systematic evaluation of OpenBSD's mitigations

• Security Main
• 53 min
• 2019-12-29
• 10.0k
• stein
36C3: Resource Exhaustion

Hacking the World

The struggle for security for all.

• 26 min
• 2016-12-28
• 3.7k
• Claudio "nex" Guarnieri
33C3: works for me