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SecDocs
Authors:
Dan Veeneman Tags:
satellite Event:
DEFCON 6 Abstract: Several low earth orbiting satellite systems are already in orbit, and commercial service is just around the corner. Global wireless voice and data services will be available from handheld terminals.
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Dan Kaminsky Tags:
hacking Event:
Chaos Communication Congress 22th (22C3) 2005 Abstract: In the near future, hackers are facing new challenges that can't easily be compared to the ones in the recent years. Operating systems have been hardened and the task of taking advantage of bugs and flaws is getting more complicated every day
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SecDocs
Authors:
Dan Kaminsky Tags:
hacking Event:
Chaos Communication Congress 22th (22C3) 2005 Abstract: In the near future, hackers are facing new challenges that can't easily be compared to the ones in the recent years. Operating systems have been hardened and the task of taking advantage of bugs and flaws is getting more complicated every day
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SecDocs
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Verena Hafner Tags:
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Chaos Communication Congress 22th (22C3) 2005 Abstract: In this talk, several examples of cutting-edge research in robotics will be presented, and their implications for the future of robotics will be discussed. Robots will play an increasingly important role in the development of Artificial Intelligence. Many researchers are convinced that for machines to become truly intelligent, they will need to be embodied. Contemporary research in intelligent robotics does not only draw inspiration from biology and psychology, but also provides these disciplines with the means to test hypotheses by using robots as research tools. Outside the lab, the main market today for robots is moving away from industry robots to the home, with robotic companions being developed for entertainment purposes. As hardware costs are getting smaller and smaller, the same development that happened several years ago with personal computers can now be applied to personal robots. A new trend is to modify existing commercially available robots and add new functionalities (also called `robot hacking'). These different approaches will be presented, and their implications for the future of robotics will be discussed.
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SecDocs
Authors:
Verena Hafner Tags:
robotics Event:
Chaos Communication Congress 22th (22C3) 2005 Abstract: In this talk, several examples of cutting-edge research in robotics will be presented, and their implications for the future of robotics will be discussed. Robots will play an increasingly important role in the development of Artificial Intelligence. Many researchers are convinced that for machines to become truly intelligent, they will need to be embodied. Contemporary research in intelligent robotics does not only draw inspiration from biology and psychology, but also provides these disciplines with the means to test hypotheses by using robots as research tools. Outside the lab, the main market today for robots is moving away from industry robots to the home, with robotic companions being developed for entertainment purposes. As hardware costs are getting smaller and smaller, the same development that happened several years ago with personal computers can now be applied to personal robots. A new trend is to modify existing commercially available robots and add new functionalities (also called `robot hacking'). These different approaches will be presented, and their implications for the future of robotics will be discussed.
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SecDocs
Authors:
Verena Hafner Tags:
robotics Event:
Chaos Communication Congress 22th (22C3) 2005 Abstract: In this talk, several examples of cutting-edge research in robotics will be presented, and their implications for the future of robotics will be discussed. Robots will play an increasingly important role in the development of Artificial Intelligence. Many researchers are convinced that for machines to become truly intelligent, they will need to be embodied. Contemporary research in intelligent robotics does not only draw inspiration from biology and psychology, but also provides these disciplines with the means to test hypotheses by using robots as research tools. Outside the lab, the main market today for robots is moving away from industry robots to the home, with robotic companions being developed for entertainment purposes. As hardware costs are getting smaller and smaller, the same development that happened several years ago with personal computers can now be applied to personal robots. A new trend is to modify existing commercially available robots and add new functionalities (also called `robot hacking'). These different approaches will be presented, and their implications for the future of robotics will be discussed.
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SecDocs
Authors:
Frank Rieger Rop Gonggrijp Tags:
privacy Event:
Chaos Communication Congress 22th (22C3) 2005 Abstract: Come to terms with the imminent loss of privacy and civil rights without going lethargic. We will analyse current events, how we think they will affect the issues we care about and how we can be most effective given the new circumstances. Or possibly how to simply survive the times ahead. During this lecture, we will first analyse what is happening on a global scale with regards to privacy, civil rights, democracy, corporate control of the media and related issues. We will try to highlight trends and the interests and motivations behind them, and we will try to analyse which strategies work well and which ones don't, both from the Luke Skywalker and from the Darth Vader perspective. Among other things, we will examine recent events and current situation in The Netherlands as a model for a possible Fortress-Europe future. We are now deep inside the kind of future we speculated about as a worst case scneario, back then. This is the ugly future, the one we never wanted, the one that we fought to prevent. We failed. And even if it wasn't our fault, we still have to live in it. The activists among us will need to figure out how to exercise the maximum amount of influence in a radically different environment. A surprising number of our friends work on the dark side, or at least in the twilight zone. While it certainly would be better if the surveillance industry were to die from lack of talent, the more realistic approach is to keep talking to those of us who sold their souls. We need to know much more about the details, but the general technological roadmap for the user-friendly police state is probably as clear to us today as the Internet Future was clear to us in 1993. We must think of ways to leverage this foresight. In order to stay relevant in this future, we need to choose our battles extremely wisely and avoid knee-jerk responses to knee-jerk politics. We will argue that fighting all battles on all battlefields will demotivate the very people we depend on if we want to change things for the better. Surviving and still having fun might not be easy, but is certainly possible. We don't pretend to have (too many) ready-made answers, but we will point to some models, ideas and implementations.
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SecDocs
Authors:
Frank Rieger Rop Gonggrijp Tags:
privacy Event:
Chaos Communication Congress 22th (22C3) 2005 Abstract: Come to terms with the imminent loss of privacy and civil rights without going lethargic. We will analyse current events, how we think they will affect the issues we care about and how we can be most effective given the new circumstances. Or possibly how to simply survive the times ahead. During this lecture, we will first analyse what is happening on a global scale with regards to privacy, civil rights, democracy, corporate control of the media and related issues. We will try to highlight trends and the interests and motivations behind them, and we will try to analyse which strategies work well and which ones don't, both from the Luke Skywalker and from the Darth Vader perspective. Among other things, we will examine recent events and current situation in The Netherlands as a model for a possible Fortress-Europe future. We are now deep inside the kind of future we speculated about as a worst case scneario, back then. This is the ugly future, the one we never wanted, the one that we fought to prevent. We failed. And even if it wasn't our fault, we still have to live in it. The activists among us will need to figure out how to exercise the maximum amount of influence in a radically different environment. A surprising number of our friends work on the dark side, or at least in the twilight zone. While it certainly would be better if the surveillance industry were to die from lack of talent, the more realistic approach is to keep talking to those of us who sold their souls. We need to know much more about the details, but the general technological roadmap for the user-friendly police state is probably as clear to us today as the Internet Future was clear to us in 1993. We must think of ways to leverage this foresight. In order to stay relevant in this future, we need to choose our battles extremely wisely and avoid knee-jerk responses to knee-jerk politics. We will argue that fighting all battles on all battlefields will demotivate the very people we depend on if we want to change things for the better. Surviving and still having fun might not be easy, but is certainly possible. We don't pretend to have (too many) ready-made answers, but we will point to some models, ideas and implementations.
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SecDocs
Authors:
Joshua Ellis Tags:
technology Event:
Chaos Communication Congress 23th (23C3) 2006 Abstract: Most modern futurism describes technology-driven futures: the nanotech future, the biotech future, etc. But there's also another future, just as or more possible: the future where technology is marginalized by social and cultural forces (such as the rise of fundamentalism as a political force in the US and Middle East). This lecture talks about how technology and design can help humanity avoid a grim future.
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SecDocs
Authors:
Joshua Ellis Tags:
technology Event:
Chaos Communication Congress 23th (23C3) 2006 Abstract: Most modern futurism describes technology-driven futures: the nanotech future, the biotech future, etc. But there's also another future, just as or more possible: the future where technology is marginalized by social and cultural forces (such as the rise of fundamentalism as a political force in the US and Middle East). This lecture talks about how technology and design can help humanity avoid a grim future.
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Hack a Day
Engineers trying to be memorable at a job interview would be wise to pull one of these pop-up robots out of a wallet. This marvel of engineering uses a laminate construction technique to build a robot as a pop-up assembly. You can see the base used during the process, it’s a hexagon that serves as [...]
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Hack a Day
Imagine that you want a book that is located on a shelf several rooms over, but you do not want to get out of your chair. Short of developing telekenesis on the spot, there’s little you can do other than get up and fetch the book yourself – that is, unless you have an army [...]
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Hack a Day
It’s always interesting to see what happens when hacking meets clothing – check out this pair of bikinis, for instance. This first item, called the N12 bikini (mildly NSFW), comes from Continuum Fashion and is composed entirely from Nylon 12, hence the name. Shapeways uses 3D Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) to create the tiny circles [...]
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Hack a Day
If there was a competition for coolest transportation device for the future, the diwheel would be at the top of the list with hover cars and teleportation. Over the past 3 years students at Adelaide University have been working on an Electric Diwheel With Active Rotation Damping or EDWARD. EDWARD is an entirely electric diwheel, [...]
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Hack a Day
[Dino A. Dai Zovi] gave a talk in the earlier part of 2010 where he shares his thoughts on the future of malicious exploits. You can watch it on Ustream and he’s also posted a set of slides (PDF) that goes along with it. We find the 48 minute video to be quite interested. Instead of [...]
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Hack a Day
[iFixit] (who we’ve posted about many times before) has launched a passionate manifesto promoting the skills and knowledge of repair as a solution to technological consumerism and waste. They use powerful footage of electronic waste dumps in Ghana to make the point that we must collectively change the way we use and relate to our [...]
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Hack a Day
Back to the Future Part 2 provided a glimpse of a future that included hover boards and holographic advertisements. But you don’t have to wait until 2015 to get your hands on at least some of the technology. [Blake Bevin] has produced a pair of shoes with power laces as seen in the film. Of course [...]
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