Description We bought 22 hard-drives at an e-waste dump in Ghana. From 5 of them we recovered data and we bring this data to this years 32C3 Congress!

Together we want to explore questions like:

   What kind of data did we find on this hard-drives?
   How can this data be (ab)used?
   How would you deal with this data breach?

Who can participate?

We are looking for hackers, artists and activists to deal with this data! Data as waste, waste in the sense that it is deleted, dumped in the ‘recycle bin’ on our desktop, yet possible to be recovered. And waste as resurfacing data on hard-drives physically located at one of the largest e-waste dumps in the world.

More info about the “Behind the Smart World Project can be found on the research blog resarch.radical-openness.org and here: http://kairus.org/call-for-participation-behind-the-smart-world-assembly-workshop-at-32c3-congress/ The research lab is part of the “Art meets radical openness” Festival which takes place in Linz, Austria.

Website(s) http://kairus.org/call-for-participation-behind-the-smart-world-assembly-workshop-at-32c3-congress/
Type Workshop
Kids session No
Keyword(s) social, hardware, art, hacking, security
Tags social engineering, forensics, data-breach, kairUs.org, servus.at, art, activism, hacktivism, smart world, behind the smart world
Processing assembly 22 hard drives from a Westafrican e-waste dump - Behind the Smart World
Person organizing Kairus
Language de - German, en - English
de - German, en - English
Related to 22 harddrives from a Westafrican e-waste dump - Behind the Smart World
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Subtitle Introduction, Hands-on
Starts at 2015/12/28 13:00
Ends at 2015/12/28 15:00
Duration 120 minutes
Location Hall C.4
Subtitle Introduction, Hands-on
Starts at 2015/12/29 11:00
Ends at 2015/12/29 13:00
Duration 120 minutes
Location Hall C.4

We bought 22 hard-drives at an e-waste dump in Ghana. From 5 of them we recovered data and we bring this data to this years 32C3 Congress!

Together we want to explore questions like:

   What kind of data did we find on this hard-drives?
   How can this data be (ab)used?
   How would you deal with this data breach?

Who can participate?

We are looking for hackers, artists and activists to deal with this data! Data as waste, waste in the sense that it is deleted, dumped in the ‘recycle bin’ on our desktop, yet possible to be recovered. And waste as resurfacing data on hard-drives physically located at one of the largest e-waste dumps in the world.

More info about the “Behind the Smart World Project can be found on the research blog resarch.radical-openness.org and here: http://kairus.org/call-for-participation-behind-the-smart-world-assembly-workshop-at-32c3-congress/ The research lab is part of the “Art meets radical openness” Festival which takes place in Linz, Austria.

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