Main Stage·44 min
Cybertiger · Colonel Panic · The Wrew
Cybertiger, Colonel Panic, and The Wrew introduce low-cost counter-surveillance hardware built around the ESP32 to detect tracking devices.
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Main Stage·44 min
Cybertiger · Colonel Panic · The Wrew
Cybertiger, Colonel Panic, and The Wrew introduce low-cost counter-surveillance hardware built around the ESP32 to detect tracking devices.
Main Stage·46 min
Bill Swearingen
Bill Swearingen explores whether adversarial patterns printed on everyday clothing can effectively fool commercial and municipal facial recognition algorithms.
Community Stage·22 min
Desiree Wilson
Cybersecurity architect Desiree Wilson outlines proactive counter-surveillance strategies and OSINT methodologies to protect personal privacy in daily life.
Community Stage·30 min
Meghan Jacquot
Demonstrates practical OSINT techniques to audit personal digital footprints and hands-on obfuscation methods to minimize public data exposure.
Security BSides San Francisco·45 min
Examines BSidesSF 2015 - F*ck These Guys: Practical Counter Surveillance (Lisa Lorenzin) and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
CarolinaCon·53 min
Lisa Lorenzin
F*ck These Guys: Practical Counter-Surveillance.
Main Stage·18 min
Truman Kain
Introduces an autonomous drone-based surveillance detection system for identifying fixed surveillance positions around a target location.
Main Stage·42 min
Dr. Phil Polstra
Low-tech, low-cost hardware and signal analysis techniques to detect electronic bugs, hidden trackers, and high-tech surveillance.
Main Stage·49 min
James Kirk
James Kirk explores an inside look into defense industrial base technical security controls at DEF CON 20, examining privacy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·51 min
Amber Lyon
Amber Lyon explores anonymous and the online fight for justice at DEF CON 20, examining privacy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·48 min
Chris Sumner · Randall Wald
Chris Sumner and Randall Wald details copy of the slides for this talk are here: Can Twitter Really Help Expose Psychopath Killers' Traits.
Main Stage·37 min
Elie Bursztein · Patrick Samy
Elie Bursztein and Patrick Samy explores fuzzing online games at DEF CON 20, examining privacy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·49 min
Jim Rennie · Jennifer Granick
Jim Rennie and Jennifer Granick details copy of the slides for this talk are here: MegaUpload: Guilty or Not Guilty.
Main Stage·49 min
General Keith B. Alexander
General Keith B. Alexander details shared Values, Shared Responsibility General Keith B.
Main Stage·20 min
Linda C Butler
Linda C Butler details the Open Cyber Challenge Platform Linda C.
Main Stage·49 min
Joshua Corman
Joshua Corman details copy of the slides for this talk are here: World War 3.
Main Stage·54 min
Whitfield Diffie · Moxie Marlinspike · The Dark Tangent
Whitfield Diffie and Moxie Marlinspike details come watch Whitfield Diffie and Moxie Marlinspike talk about certificate authorities, DNSSEC, SSL, dane, trust agility and whatever else they want to.
Main Stage·27 min
William Manning
William Manning explores pervasive cloaking at DEF CON 19, examining privacy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·18 min
Phil Cryer
Phil Cryer explores taking your ball and going home at DEF CON 19, examining privacy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·47 min
n0namehere
n0namehere details n0namehere, Real World Privacy, How to Leave Less of A Trail in Life Like leaving breadcrumbs in the forest, individuals leave a data trail throughout their day.
Main Stage·54 min
Wavyhill · Andre Goldman
Wavyhill and Andre Goldman explores toward a private digital economy at DEF CON 12, examining privacy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·56 min
Jonathan Wignall
Jonathan Wignall explores network worms, what is possible at DEF CON 11, examining privacy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·26 min
Michael Schrenk
Michael Schrenk explores online corporate intelligence at DEF CON 11, examining privacy and practical defenses.
Main Stage·48 min
John Q Newman
John Q Newman explores 10 steps you can take to protect your privacy at DEF CON 8, examining personal-privacy and practical defenses.