Electronic Civil Disobedience and the Republican National Convention
CrimethInc explores electronic civil disobedience and the republican national convention at DEF CON 12, examining cyber-policy and practical defenses.
Summary
Architecture and Background
CrimethInc, Electronic Civil Disobedience and the Republican National Convention Electronic Civil Disobedience and the Republican National Convention An introduction to the theory of hacktivism and the usage of hacking skills as a means of fighting for social justice by pressuring corporations and government to adopt progressive changes.
Vulnerability Analysis
Explores the history of electronic civil disobedience, tips on how to wage your own ECD campaigns, and how to participate in the upcoming actions to coincide with the protests against the Republican National Convention in late August.
Exploitation and Demonstrations
CrimetheInc is an Anarchist hacker revolutionary having led successful electronic civil disobedience campaigns against a variety of government and corporate targets.
Remediation and Defensive Strategies
Experienced political activist, having helped organize dozens of large protests against the war in Iraq, global capitalism and neo-liberal free trade agreements. Is currently organizing a multi-pronged hacktivist campaign against the Republican National Convention to coincide with the massive demonstrations to take place in New York City. Specific history about the speaker is not available due to the nature of this project.
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