Barcamp

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A three days conference in the centre of Europe for bridging ethics and security in computer science. IMPORTANT : The barcamp is part of the hack.lu conference. You have to register and pay the fee. Everyone is welcome to actively participate in the barcamp session. Hackcamp/barcamp is an ad-hoc gathering born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from attendees of the hack.lu conference. We also highly welcome any session that are doing demonstration and/or showing code.

If you want to participate to the discussions, make a demo/presentation,... just send an email to info(-A-T-)hack.lu with barcamp in the subject. An entry will be created in the "agenda" below to keep just track of the potential discussion/demo/presentation.

Session 23 October - Full Day

Registered topic/talk/demo/discussion

If you want to add a topic/demo/discussion - send an email to info(AT)hack.lu with barcamp in the title.

There is no time or strict schedule defined as the Barcamp is evolving over time and by people interactive interaction.

Starting at 10:40

• The Return of the Living Dead (cookies) - Philippe Teuwen
• Malware Fuzzing - Gerard Wagener
• Detecting User Mode Linux Honeypots is fine but it's better to crash them. Gerard Wagener + various including Frédéric Raynal, Alexandre Dulaunoy and Christophe Kyvrakidis (a fucking collaborative work made in ~1 hour)
• A Security Visualization of Honeypot Sensors - Alexandre Dulaunoy
• Hynesim, a distributed open source information systems simulation platform - Florian Vichot
• Study of IT security, Vuori Andreas, Wilkins Sarah
• Hackerspace in Luxembourg - David Raison / Steve Clement
• ... If you want to add a topic/demo/discussion - send an email to info(AT)hack.lu with barcamp in the title.

Session 24 October - (Workshop Session)

• 9:30 - The Open Organisation Of Lockpickers - Lockpicking workshop - Walter Belgers