Side note, a lot happens at C3 other than the talks! Art, electronic gizmos and demos of all kinds, people hacking in realtime on projects, impromptu meetups, and bumping techno music :) I'd encourage people to attend in person if they get a chance; just watching the talks online is only a fraction of the experience.
Side note, a lot happens at C3 other than the talks! Art, electronic gizmos and demos of all kinds, people hacking in realtime on projects, impromptu meetups, and bumping techno music :) I'd encourage people to attend in person if they get a chance; just watching the talks online is only a fraction of the experience.
” military satellite simply shuffled strings like {military: true} to {imilatyr : rtue} (in an attempt to secure data?)”
Couldn’t that be some kind of endian mishap?
> CPUs are permanent vulnerabilities
This one looks interesting, will need to check it out!
I may be biased, but I do think it is a very fun talk
(disclosure: I am the speaker)