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Main Stage·51 min

  • DEF CON
  • Hardware
  • Date: Jul 2009
  • Location: Las Vegas

Dominic Spill · Michael Ossmann · and Mark Steward

Bluetooth, Smells Like Chicken Dominic Spill Security Researcher Michael Ossmann Wireless Security Researcher Mark Steward Security Researcher Bluetooth traffic analysis is hard.

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Main Stage·47 min

  • DEF CON
  • Hardware
  • Date: Jul 2009
  • Location: Las Vegas

Bruce Potter · Logan Lodge

Bruce Potter and Logan Lodge details fragging Game Servers Bruce Potter Founder - The Shmoo Group Logan Lodge TFT Ninja Every day, security professionals do battle the trenches; good vs.

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Main Stage·50 min

  • DEF CON
  • Hardware
  • Date: Jul 2009
  • Location: Las Vegas

KC Phreakmonkey Budd · Taylor Dr. Kaos Banks

KC Phreakmonkey Budd and Taylor Dr. Kaos Banks details old Skool Brought Back: A 1964 Modem Demo K.

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Main Stage·48 min

  • DEF CON
  • Hardware
  • Date: Jul 2009
  • Location: Las Vegas

Danny Quist · Lorie Liebrock

Danny Quist and Lorie Liebrock details reverse Engineering By Crayon: Game Changing Hypervisor Based Malware Analysis and Visualization Danny Quist CEO, Offensive Computing Lorie M.

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Main Stage·37 min

  • DEF CON
  • Hardware
  • Date: Jul 2009
  • Location: Las Vegas

Chris Paget

Chris Paget details rFID MythBusting Chris Paget Founder, H4RDW4RE LLC This presentation is about challenging many of the popular preconceptions about RFID technology.

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Main Stage·36 min

  • DEF CON
  • Hardware
  • Date: Jul 2009
  • Location: Las Vegas

Rafael Dominiguez Vega

Rafael Dominiguez Vega details uSB Attacks: Fun with Plug&0wn Rafael Dominguez Vega Security Researcher How many times have you been handed a USB device and asked to copy a presentation or spreadsheet onto it.

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