Timeline for code list by flexorium
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the /proc/sys/net/ipv4/fuckups talk is awesome http://events.ccc.de/congress/2009/Fahrplan/events/3596.en.html
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flex is now back home. 26c3 was an amazing conference looking forward to view the talks Ive missed.
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26c3 ended yesterday. now celebrating new year's in Berlin. will do a complete a review of the conference when I get back home.
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Dan kaminski's talk yesterday was pretty good. good wrap up of the major attacks around dns and pki from 08,09 + some good words on dnssec
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multitouch demos at the c-base http://quikpixs.com/R6
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arrrg my head hurts. woke up around noon. gsm rainbow table cracking demo got cancelled because of legal threats by the GSMA
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for those of you outside the conference, the recordings are starting to become available http://ur1.ca/ipfa
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watching the Fnord's year in review talk in german, with simultaneous (with aweful delay) english translation
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the Karsten Nohl talk is discussed all over the main stream media. again the GSM alliance downplays it. history keeps repeating !
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huuuuughh journalists are still stupid http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/29/technology/29hack.html
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extremely boring talk by Moti Yung. the only part where I could've learnt someting new, he's not going to discuss :-( worst talk ever
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talk on kleptography, cryptovirology. Moti Yung really isn't the most exciting speaker to listen to... by the content is pretty deep
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those one time password smart card readers are quite poorly implemented. it's a shame that they are deploying this kind of crap
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waiting for the "optimised to fail: Card readers for online banking" talk to begin.
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hackable devices store http://hackable-devices.com/
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Android open source jabber client http://github.com/Pfleidi/yaxim
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they've updated the lightning talks listing. a couple slides are linked from there http://ur1.ca/ioex
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very cool LLVM-based recompiler http://www.libcpu.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
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"web app finger printer" http://mytty.org/wafp/ pretty interesting little tool to quickly check for vuln. on web apps
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