Fahrplan Total Overview

Welcome!

A welcome to the Camp. Explanation of facilities, organizational hints and and an introduction to the upcoming conference schedule.

'Cos "I Don't Like It" Is Not Enough!

One thing often lacking in discussions around privacy is a clear argument apart from the intuitive “I don’t like to be under surveillance”.

including an introduction to programable logic

Hardware developers ever envyed the software developers in the way that they can build and try something extremly

fast an with no cost, minutes compared to days or weeks.

Today the field of programable logic, mostly the FPGA, has reached a point where digital hardware design is as easy as writing software and with the possibility to make many iterations without rebuilding your device. I show you some examples and what is behind programable logic. In the rest of the presentation I present you an new compact board for FPGA based system development, the GECKO3.

Mit Technik gegen Überwachung

Der Vortrag befasst sich mit aktuellen Entwicklungen von Überwachungstechnologien und technischen Möglichkeiten, dieser Überwachung zu entgehen.

Shining lights on surveillance

Almost all color laser printers help track their users by printing hard-to-see patterns of yellow dots all over every page. The Electronic Frontier Foundation has been trying to get to the bottom of these dot patterns.

Widerstand ist nicht zwecklos, wenn er schlau und entschlossen ist

Viele Menschen fragen, was sie tun können, um die Überwachungsgesellschaft zu stoppen. Dieser Vortrag gibt Antwort.

a hackers guide into homebrewn 2.4GHz hardware & peripherals

We want to empower users to use their Sputnik badges after the camp for all kinds of uses - as wireless keyboard sniffers, remote controls, door security systems, for art performances, intelligence applications and Smart Dust meshing systems.

This talk provides a deep insight into OpenBeacon and Sputnik hardware, firmware and protocols of used. It will show how to create custom low cost 2.4GHz nodes based on this technology.

Kurzer Abriß der Überwachungsstandardisierung in den europäischen Telekomnetzen

Die politische Entwicklung von 1993, über die ersten "User Requirements" im ETSI Ende 1996, bis zu den ersten UMTS-Standards um die Jahrtausendwende.

On interpersonal trust in web-mediated social spaces

Trustmojo.com is a research project exploring the nature of interpersonal trust in the world of web-mediated social spaces. In this talk we aim to present some food for thought on why trust is increasingly important and how we as designers and architects must relate to it especially when creating social software.

How they track you when your mobile is switched off

This talk gives a detailed overview on the state of the art of GPS tracking system (aka. location bugs), how they work and how to find and defeat them.

Cheap access to Space using lighter then air methods

Reaching space so far is the business of large companies and national endeavors. However, small groups are working on achieving low cost space access using high end technology. This talk will give a brief insight into JP Aerospace, "America's other space program" and is connected to a real launch of a near space probe.

Play Simulations of Future Problems

Geocaching and Alternative Reality Games are the first wave of "global gaming", involving players who use the GPS and internet technologies to create and solve challenges in physical space. This talk will highlight how these global games are helping illustrate the problems of the future and training players how to use their technology, wits and available resources to solve them.

md4-200, md4-1000 (hoffentlich), Opensource-Quadrocopter und Microcopter

Drones live and touchable. What happened in the drones community since January.

Electronic Literature and Digital Narratives from Text Adventures to Hypertext

While there are interesting experiments in electronic literature, interactive fiction, and hypertext poetry, few are known to the mainstream. We'll have a look at different approaches, from the standpoint of literary criticism, a technical standpoint and from experiences in the literature market.

UAVs und andere spannende Dinge

Was kann man tun, wenn man zwar eine Drohne haben möchte, aber keine 10.000 EUR locker hat und eh alles selber bauen will?

i made you a lecture, but i eated it

This lecture is about memes in and around netculture.

Why C++ is bad for the environment, causes global warming and kills puppies

The selling points for C++ are mostly focused on how it supposedly makes it easier to write code. This talk will argue that it is much more important to make code easy to read, and in that respect C++ is a huge regression compared to C.

No Gas, No Fee or Tax, No Driver License, what's possible with electronic powerd Vehicles today and in the neat Future.

This talk will present the actual Situation of modern digital controlled Bike and Vehicle Motors. The technology of pulse width modulation is wide spread and simple today, but its a hard and slow path to bring them on the Streets for day to day use.

and further explorations into the use of functional languages for network traffic generation

This talk will introduce a simple and incredibly powerful framework for the scripted generation of network traffic: Funk, a new tool for fuzzing arbitrary network protocols written using the Chicken Scheme-to-C compiler. Source code will be provided and explained, so you can start using this framework today for all your network traffic generation needs! Some familiarity with functional languages like Lisp or Scheme will be helpful, but not required.

The ball is rolling: One of the biggest challenges in practical cryptography, finding a collision for SHA-1, is tackled. Learn how YOU can contribute.

It is now already two years since the first theoretical attacks on the popular hash function SHA-1 have been announced.

Supplementing firewall and intrusion detection systems through intelligent anomaly detection

This event will showcase a novel method for hostile traffic detection. Current methods are either insecure against new threats and too slow or ineffective. Stateless systems are insecure due to data being split across packets and a reconstructed scan is too slow to analyze networks with large throughput. Unlike current signature or rule based systems, this method is unique in that it analyzes and learns from prior events to provide suggestions for future attempts that may not match a rule. The event will culminate with the details of tools prototyped in Perl for enhancing network security.

Does dm-crypt and cryptoloop provide expected security when facing modern computer forensics techniques?

Cryptoloop and dm-crypt are the two disk encryption solutions provided by the stock Linux kernel. This lecture will describe in detail how to find and reuse cryptoloop and dm-crypt keys from kernel memory.

How Delay and Disruption Tolerant Networking works and how they can be used in various places

Delay and Disruption Tolerant Networks (DTN) are where communications are not always possible or difficult. This talk discusses DTN's and how to securely update nodes that are flying around in outer space.

What you always wanted to know about Flash memory - but were afraid it could be true

The dirty details of erasing key material on flash-memory based devices.

A short introduction to the Signaling System #7 protocol suite

One of the most ubiquitous networks of our time is the telephone network. We use it daily and take it for granted that it works - but how is this achieved? How does modern telephone switching work and why are cereal consumers equipped with whistles not able to place free calls anymore?

Dual Beam Devices for Rapid Prototyping and Reverse Engineering

Dual beam systems are a research and development tool widely used in semiconductor industry. They integrate a scanning electron microscope with a focused ion beam and allow to image, remove, and deposit nanometer size structures. The lecture introduces the basic principles, shows application examples, and explains how these devices can be used for hacking on the hardware level.

Flash is used for so-called RIA quite a long time now. Many of us know that Flash is evil and can be used for bad and ugly things, but it was not too easy to audit Flash apps in the past.

Organisation, information and optimisation in real and simulated biological systems

What is the relationship between energy, information and complexity? How does nature organise itself, and why? How does evolution get from a bacteria to, say, a wombat? How far are we in understanding and simulating life and other complex systems? Although many of these questions are still largely unanswered, some interesting advancements have been made in recent years and decades. A number of these will be discussed and illustrated in this lecture.

Bugs in Antivirus Software

Nowadays Antivirus Software are the larger defense deployed in corporations and final user desktops (mail servers, file servers, http and ftp internet gateways, workstations, etc) and their engines are reused in the IPSs that the same vendors develop.

Freier Zugang zu öffentlich-rechtlichen Inhalten?

Die Digitalisierungsstrategie der öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunkanstalten - Gebührenfinanzierter Rundfunk im Zeitalter des Internet.

An Overview of the Trojans we are really seeing in the wild, their technology and recent developments

This talk focuses on the various trojans the we actually see being used against companies and individuals in the world. It will show the real threats, how they work, what the real impact is. The talk will include screenshots from dropzones and practical demos, possibly as video clips.

Definition: Lightning Talks is a daily event. which consists in one hour of several short talks. Each talk is limited to five minutes.

Science fiction or security in 2040?

In this lecture we will discuss how security issues may impact the future, which may be confused with science fiction.

Is it possible? 10 years experience from the first man who said "yes".

At the beginning of 90s Soviet (now Russian) hackerdom begin to experience same problems, as everywhere. Journalists became to blame computer fandom in virtually every crime they could imagine.

Minix3 wurde von einer Gruppe unter der Leitung von Andy Tanenbaum entwickelt. Mit rund 4000 loc stellt es eines der kleinsten Micro-Kernelsysteme dar und steht erfreulicherweise unter einer freien Lizenz. An der TFH Berlin wurde eine Minix3-Firewall entwickelt, welche deutlich bessere Robustheitseigenschaften besitzt als bisher verwendete Systeme.

What really happened in Estonia, and what does it mean to us?

Estonia is one of the most advanced countries in the world, and just now survived what has been referred to as "the first 'real' cyber conflict". What really happened there, and what does it mean to us?

Betreiberhaftung für offene Funknetze

Der Beschluss des LG Hamburg vom 26.7.2006 und ihm folgend das LG Frankfurt am Main vom 22.2.2007 zur Störerhaftung eines Betreibers von offenen Funknetzwerken hat in der Freifunk-Szene für Aufsehen gesorgt.

Der Gesetzesentwurf zur Umsetzung der Vorratsdatenspeicherung im TKG

Mittlerweile liegt der Gesetzentwurf zur Umsetzung der Vorratsdatenspeicherung in nationales Recht vor.

Current Capabilities and Future Directions

Eric Blossom and Matt Ettus will present an update on GNU Radio and the Universal Software Radio Peripheral 2 (USRP2). We'll talk about new applications and hardware, the port to the Cell (PS3), and demo a thing or two.

A Necessary Investigation Instrument?

The need for new investigation instruments in the fight against Cybercrime is a topic that is currently discussed on an intensive level – not only in Germany and not only in Europe.

Practical attacks on GSM using GNU Radio and FPGAs

A lot of work has been done on coding together GSM support for GNU Radio and now the next question is how to get past the A5 over-the-air encryption. In this talk we will present the GNU Radio software we've thrown together which let you monitor unencrypted GSM traffic and will go over the various published attacks on A5. The primary goal of this talk is to present our findings on building a practical and feasible A5/1 cracker that can decrypt GSM communications in a reasonable amount of time.

A Justification for Stricter Laws?

A number of legislative approaches that are regulating the use of the internet have two things in common: The cut back civil liberties and justify this with the fight against terrorism.

writing, sniffing & emulating 13.56MHz RFID tags with OpenPCD and OpenPICC hardware

This presentation will explain how to access information stored on 13.56MHz RFID cards by using the open hardware RFID reader/writer design OpenPCD. It will enable users of the OpenPICC 13.56Mhz RFID emulator to add software support for RFID emulation profiles and show how to practically sniff RFID transactions with OpenPICC.

Filmvorführung und Diskussion

Filmvorführung und anschließende Diskussion im Rahmen der Beteilung am Filmfestival "über morgen".

Finding and exploiting concurrency issues in software

This lecture wants to make the audience a bit more familiar with a species of bugs that is not yet as boring and overfished as your vanilla buffer overflow: concurrency issues. Bring your debugger and some rubber gloves, because when investigating these beasts, you will need them.

Assembly - lots of it.

ZERT, the Zeroday Emergency Response Team, hit the news in the past 2 years with third-party patches to 0day attacks such as VML and ANI. What's behind these vulnerabilities, and how were the patches constracted?

A joyful bucket full of good clean fanaticism, crisis, language, culture, self-content, identity, utopia, mania and despair, condensed into the well known cultural technique of a prime time TV show.

monochrom presents: ++TAUGSHOW #12++

Taugshow is a tour-de-farce. A joyful bucket full of good clean fanaticism, crisis, language, culture, self-content, identity, utopia, mania and despair, condensed into the well known cultural technique of a prime time TV show.

...and what the optimizer does so you don't have to

Programmers often attempt to make their code faster but end up only making it less readable. This talk attempts to show what kind of optimizations you can (and should) leave to your compiler.

Billions Of Packets Can't Be Wrong

This year, I'm looking at two apparently divergent concepts: Automated structural analysis of arbitrary byte streams, and the identification of massive scale deployment patterns in Internet-facing services. The plan is to use code written for the former, to summarize and comprehend the nature of the latter.

Near Field Communication

The lecture offers an introduction in Near Field Communication (NFC) on mobile phones.

the next level

WEP is the currently most used protocol for securing 802.11 networks, also called wireless lans or wlans. Recently, a new attack on WEP, the PTW attack, was discovered, which allows an attacker to recover the secret key in less than 60 seconds in some cases.

New routing algorithm and daemon for wireless community networks

B.A.T.M.A.N. is a new routing algorithm developed by the Freifunk community. It is a simple and robust algorithm for establishing multi-hop routes in mobile ad-hoc networks. It ensures highly adaptive and loop-free routing while causing only low processing and traffic cost.

All the math you need to demystify public key crypto, no background needed.

This workshop is a lecture-style presentation on the mathematics of public key encryption, aimed towards people who want or may need to do their own encryption. The focus will be on discrete logarithms (DH, ElGamal, DSA), factoring (RSA), and elliptic curves. No background in mathematics necessary.

Human rights and civil liberties are under attack. Looking at the vast number of plans and legislatory projects, many have the feeling that political engagement is not worth the effort anymore.

Lobbying on an International Scale

The WIPO Broadcasting treaty in its original form is a threat not only to the rights of creative people around the world but to the core understanding of the internet.

How Beurling et al. broke the Siemens & Halske T52 crypto teleprinter

This talk will describe how a team of Swedish cryptanalysts broke the electromechanical cryptographic teleprinter "Siemens & Halske T52" which was used by the Germans during World War II for "important" traffic. It contained a stream cipher implementation much more sophisticated than the substitution engine of the well-known Enigma. The talk will focus on reconstructing how the Swedes, specifically the key figure of Arne Beurling, could have gotten the ideas for breaking the cipher -- a process about which next to no historical accounts exist.

How the french libre software activists do it

A presentation of a few successful campaigns in France in the field of defending freedom in a digital world: bringing awareness against the dangers of the EUCD transposition, against DRM, and influence the candidates to a presidential race to talk about Libre Software. What have we learned? How to do it? How to achieve better cooperation between associations/NGOs?

Essential Tips and Tricks

How to build your own lab in your basement for engineering and reverse-engineering on a budget. Demystifying modern System On a Chip (SOC) Micro-Controllers for early hardware prototyping and software development. Practical reverse engineering; using your verification tools to reverse engineer and modify systems without source code.

Scandinavian pirate experiences

Piratbyrån will share some experiences from the Swedish copyfight (including the case of The Pirate Bay), and talk about the need to get beyond defence of file-sharing. How to get beyond copyright's abstraction, in order to create meaning and context in an age of cultural abundance? An introduction to kopimist tactics and an invitation to embrace unknown opportunities.

My experience and the role of bloggers, podcasters, and other rebellious net-based media sources in post Katrina New Orleans and the Gulf Coast.

Following hurricane Katrina, hundreds of thousands of people were hit with one of the worst disasters in US history; the mismanagement and neglect of the government, better known in New Orleans as the FEDERAL FLOOD.

Wie baut man ein Brain Computer Interface und steuert damit ein Himmelbett?

How to controll a canopy bed with your brain?! Wie steuert man ein Himmelbett mit seinen Gedanken?!

Wir wollen in diesem Talk unser Projekt vorstellen, was zum Ziel hat ein Brain Computer Interface zu entwickeln und damit ein Himmelbett zu steuern. Wir sind noch dabei den Prototypen zu bauen und hoffen, dass bis zum Camp alles fertig ist und funktioniert. Auf unserer Projekt Webseite (https://metabci.org/trac) kann man den aktuellen Stand verfolgen.

Hacker Spaces, Startups, and a new approach to social movements

Great things rarely happen just because of good people or great ideas. For something interesting to happen opportunity, vision, and the ability to execute must come together.

Using Sound & Light Machines to achieve desired states of consciousness

What would happen if you played a brainwave sequence into your brain? Answer: if it is a sequence that brings you to a desired state, it brings you there. Anyone can sleep like sleeping beauty, meditate like a zen master, or wake up without caffeine.

pr0n 2.0

Tits-n-Bits chronicles the technical and social challenges working at an adult video website. The presentation is focused on: an industry backgrounder, encoding/codec technology, performance monitoring, security and other goodies from the dark-n-profitable side of the interweb.

Von Radio Pyöngyang bis zu den 500-KW-Jammern Dx-ing in Zeiten des kalten Krieges.

Das Treffen für CCC-Erfas und Chaostreffs.

An introduction into the structure and design of the camp network - featuring a description of hardware setup and focusing on the Backbone Network infrastructure and Wireless LAN.