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Tag 1 – 22.07.22 22. Juli 2022

	09:00–16:00	DIY on the music stage
	16:00–17:00	Jam session: Music Created by Hackers
	17:00–17:50	⚠️ May Contain Hackers 2022 Opening
	18:00–19:00	Breaky breaky
	18:00–19:15	The Silicon Passion
	19:00–19:50	Lightning Talks Friday
	19:00–21:00	Surface Mount Electronics Assembly for Terrified Beginners
	19:30–21:30	Electronic Music clinic by professionals
	20:00–20:30	The Best Worst Thing
	20:00–20:30	Using Passcrow to recover from lost passwords
	20:40–21:30	Bring Your Own IDentity
	20:40–21:30	Detecting Log4J on a global scale using collaborative security
	20:40–21:30	Hacking the genome: how does it work, and should we?
	20:40–22:10	Hactivism and Mental Health - CyberWell
	20:40–22:40	Build a PolyCoin crypto miner (Game, not real crypto)
	20:40–23:40	Public speaking for technical people. You can do it too!
	21:00–22:30	Meet The Parents
	21:40–22:30	Keep Ukraine Connected
	21:40–22:30	M̶a̶y̶ Will Contain Climate Change
	21:40–22:30	What if locks could talk; what stories would they tell?
	22:00–00:00	Real time IRL performance
	22:30–23:30	Can’t get you out of my head: Telemetric hacking of medical deep brain stimulators
	22:40–23:30	The tooling ecosystem that adds joy to KiCad
	22:40–23:30	Wired Norms: Inscription, resistance, and subversion in the governance of the Internet infrastructure
	23:00–01:00	Multiple DJ's on one stage: pushing the next generation of audio systems to the limits

Tag 2 – 23.07.22 23. Juli 2022

	00:00–02:00	Silent contemplation in A-major
	09:00–16:00	DIY on the music stage - please go there!
	10:00–10:50	Literally Hacking the Planet: How Earth Systems Models Work
	10:00–10:50	Running a Domain Registrar for Fun and (some) Profit
	10:00–11:30	Create your own dough monster with lights for eyes!
	10:00–11:30	How to make your project more inclusionary
	10:00–11:30	Make a minigame or fractal with Scratch (also available when back home)
	10:00–13:00	Building public, dynamic webapps using Micropython on the ESP32
	10:20–10:50	Screaming into the void: All e-signatures in the world are broken!
	11:00–11:50	Communicating in the context of war: threat models and coping strategies of anti-war movement in Russia
	11:00–11:50	Respirators, Runtime Errors, Regulations – A Journey into Medical Software Realization
	11:00–11:50	The art of online discobingo
	12:00–12:30	Everything is an input device (fun with barcodes)
	12:00–12:50	bug hunting for normal people
	12:00–13:30	Popsicle Bridge Building Competition
	12:30–13:00	HSNL: Funding 101: NLnet and NGI
	13:00–13:50	Digital Civil Disobedience
	13:00–13:50	HSNL: Solid: Vlaanderen, Nederland, Europa: Esther de Loof (inrupt)
	14:00–14:50	Honey, let's hack the kitchen: attacks on critical and not-so-critical cyber physical systems
	14:00–14:50	HSNL: Solid, toegepast
	14:00–14:50	OpenRAN – 5G hacking just got a lot more interesting
	14:00–15:00	“You give me fever, fever all through the night": Hack attacks against wireless medical devices and the virtual patient
	14:00–15:00	Train positioning for lego fans and engineers
	14:00–16:00	Make fun graphs with your whatsapp chats
	14:00–17:00	UBports: Workshop Beginning Ubuntu Touch App development
	14:45–16:15	Introduction to quantum networks
	15:00–15:30	Reclaiming our faces
	15:00–15:50	HSNL: Solid in Vlaanderen - Dorien Bauwens - Digitaal Vlaanderen
	15:00–15:50	Lightning Talks Saturday
	15:00–15:50	What have you done against covid (a personal retrospective)
	15:00–17:00	Climate Crisis: The gravity of the situation. What is going on?
	15:30–16:30	Radio Amateurism via commercial satelite
	15:40–16:10	It's not just stalkerware
	15:50–16:40	Lightning Talks Saturday
	16:00–16:50	HSNL: Fighting Linkrot in Solid Data - Auke van Slooten - PDS Interop
	16:00–17:00	Jam session: Music Created by Hackers
	16:00–17:30	Balloon folding for kids
	16:05–17:35	Badge workshop
	16:20–16:50	How I made the municipality pay a 600.000 euro fine for invading your privacy
	16:45–18:15	Hacking group interaction protocols
	17:00–17:50	Repair for Future
	17:00–17:50	Taking Action against SLAPPs in Europe
	18:00–18:30	Don't turn your back on Ransomware!
	18:00–18:30	Reverse engineering the Albert Heijn app for fun and profit
	18:00–19:00	Breaky breaky
	18:00–19:30	How do we design trauma-informed financial systems?
	18:00–21:00	Gopass: a password manager in your terminal
	18:40–19:10	Electronic Locks: Bumping and Other Mischief
	18:40–19:10	Hacking the Quincy Drawing Robot (and possible win one!)
	18:45–20:15	Building decentralized applications with IPFS
	19:00–19:50	HomeComputerMuseum, the making, the challenges and the importance.
	19:00–21:00	Surface Mount Electronics Assembly for Terrified Beginners
	19:20–19:50	RE-VoLTE: Should we stop the shutdown of 2G/3G to save lives??
	19:30–21:30	PubQuizzzzzzz
	20:00–20:50	Free children from the digital stranglehold
	20:00–20:50	ICS stands for Insecure Control Systems
	21:00–21:30	Attribution is bullshit - change my mind...
	21:00–21:30	FreeSewing: sewing patterns based on code
	21:00–22:30	Power of Play! How to relearn playfulness.
	21:30–22:30	Real time IRL performance 1
	21:40–22:30	Decoding the Anker 3800 lock
	21:40–22:30	Electron microscopes - How we learned to stop worrying and love cheap lab equipment.
	22:00–22:30	Cryptography is easy, but no magic. Use it. Wisely.
	22:00–22:30	Cryptography is easy, but no magic. Use it. Wisely.
	22:30–00:30	Real time IRL performance 2
	22:40–23:10	How to charge your car the open source way with EVerest
	22:40–23:10	Non-Euclidean Doom: what happens to a game when pi is not 3.14159…
	23:20–23:50	Signal: you were the chosen one!
	23:20–23:50	The smart home I didn't ask for

Tag 3 – 24.07.22 24. Juli 2022

	00:30–02:00	Silent contemplation in A-major
	00:30–02:30	TIC-80 byte jam
	09:00–16:00	DIY on the music stage
	10:00–10:30	IRMA and Verifiable Credentials
	10:00–10:50	GPS ankle monitor hacking: How I got stalked by people from the Arab Emirates
	10:00–10:50	Running a mainframe on your laptop for fun and profit
	10:00–11:30	Create your own dough monster with lights for eyes!
	10:00–11:30	Threat modelling for hackers: a hands-on workshop
	10:40–11:10	Programming microcontrollers in Go using TinyGo
	11:00–11:50	Electric Vehicles Are Going To Suck; Here's Why
	11:00–11:50	Heuristic Park (why we can fake it until we make it)
	11:00–12:30	Power of Play! How to relearn playfulness.
	11:20–11:50	PSD2 a banking standard for scammers?
	11:30–12:00	Running a Minecraft server for your kids
	12:00–12:50	A Brief History of Automotive Insecurities
	12:00–12:50	Freedom, Ownership, Infrastructure, and Hope
	12:30–13:00	HSNL: Funding 101: NLnet and NGI
	12:40–13:10	IOT: International Outage Technology (Disclosure of DIVD-2022-00009)
	13:00–13:50	Building a cheap laser harp for percussionists
	13:00–13:50	HSNL: Linked Data at Kadaster - Anjo Kolk, Wouter Beek - Kadaster
	13:00–14:00	Raketles
	13:00–14:30	A practical approach to parsing
	13:00–14:30	Design a circuit board with KiCad
	13:00–14:30	Getting started with VoIP and Asterisk
	13:00–14:30	Program a Robotic arm (Uarm Swift Pro) with Python or Scratch.
	13:20–13:50	Hacking UK train tickets for fun, but not for profit
	14:00–14:50	Hacking COVID: Hackers helping the government
	14:00–14:50	HSNL: Immutable Linked Data - Auke van Slooten - Muze
	14:00–14:50	Trusted CDNs without gatekeepers
	14:00–15:00	Building a stream-based NLP (Natural Language Processing) app to monitor vulnerabilities realtime
	14:00–15:30	How would a real life social media be like?
	14:30–18:30	VR waiting while meditating
	14:45–15:00	Making our house futureproof
	15:00–15:50	All you never wanted to know about the Banking System and why it keeps crashing Economics.
	15:00–15:50	Modernizing the Tor Ecosystem for the Future
	15:00–15:50	My journey to find vulnerabilities in macOS
	15:00–16:30	HSNL: Linked Data and Common Ground - Conduction
	15:00–17:00	XR Regenerative culture Workshop
	15:05–20:05	Soft Sculpture Street Performance - Drag Queen
	15:30–17:30	Hardware Hacking for absolute beginner + CTF
	16:00–16:45	DIY menstrualcup
	16:00–16:50	UBports: Imagine a phone that does everything you expect and nothing you don't.
	16:00–17:00	Jam session: Music Created by Hackers
	16:00–17:30	Make a minigame or fractal with Scratch (also available when back home)
	16:00–17:30	Making sense of social media, freedom of speech, and fascists
	16:00–17:40	Lightning Talks Sunday
	16:00–02:00	Fire Dragon
	16:30–17:00	HSNL: Linked Data and Smuggling People - Anne Ogborn - Trans Rescue
	16:45–17:35	Lightning Talks Sunday
	17:00–17:50	Hacking the pandemic's most popular software: Zoom
	18:00–18:50	Building modern and robust Web-Applications in 2021, without writing any JavaScript
	18:00–18:50	Scientist Rebellion
	18:00–19:00	Breaky breaky
	18:00–20:00	Surface Mount Electronics Assembly for Terrified Beginners
	19:00–19:50	An Ontology Of Electronic Waste
	19:00–19:50	Finding 0days in Enterprise Web Applications
	19:00–22:00	TLA+ in Action
	19:30–21:30	Electronic Music clinic by professionals
	20:00–20:50	Automatically Suspicious - Predictive policing in the Netherlands
	20:00–20:50	Hacking with Microbes
	20:30–22:30	Today is July 24th 2072 and life is fantastic
	21:00–21:50	IRMA's Idemix core: Understanding the crypto behind selective, unlinkable attribute disclosure
	21:00–22:00	Chiptune on GameBoys
	21:00–23:30	public showing of the 4 part series "ze weten alles van je"
	21:40–22:10	World in Vectors - Cross-platform Map Rendering using Rust
	22:00–22:50	Democracy: Eventually Digitally Transparent?
	22:00–00:30	Real time IRL performance
	23:00–23:50	Fault Injection on a modern multicore System on Chip
	23:00–23:50	Gigatron - creating a hobby kit

Tag 4 – 25.07.22 25. Juli 2022

	00:30–02:00	Silent contemplation in A-major
	09:00–16:00	DIY on the music stage
	10:00–10:50	Live streaming 360° video with your own infrastructure
	10:00–10:50	Meta-Press.es : Decentralized search engine for press reviews
	10:00–10:50	What to do when someone close to you takes their life and you are not Tech-Savvy
	10:00–10:50	What to do when someone close to you takes their life and you are not Tech-Savvy
	10:00–13:00	TF Works! - Learn Terraform (and a bit of AWS)
	11:00–11:50	Audio networks and their security implications
	11:00–11:50	How to sneak past the Blue Team of your nightmares
	11:00–11:50	Intro to OSINT and Geolocation
	11:00–12:30	Candle, the privacy friendly smart home
	11:00–12:30	Digital Civil Disobedience Workshop
	11:00–12:30	OpenStreetMap for Beginners
	12:00–12:50	drand: publicly verifiable randomness explained
	12:00–12:50	Tech didn’t cause misinformation, and it won’t solve it (by itself)
	12:00–13:30	Balloon folding for kids
	12:30–13:00	HSNL: Funding 101: NLnet and NGI
	13:00–13:50	First Privacy, Now Safety: An Anthology of Tales from the Front Lines of Cyber Physical Security
	13:00–13:50	HSNL: IPFS - Will Scott -Protocol Labs
	13:00–13:50	Threat modeling mechanical locking systems, by analyzing puzzles?
	13:00–14:00	Scripted CAD in the web browser for 3D Printer users
	13:00–15:00	Geolocation. Method and Practice
	13:30–16:30	Coderdojo Robotics @ MCH2022
	14:00–14:50	PolyCoin - A game played across MCH - How it works and what is inside it
	14:00–15:00	Balloon folding for adults
	14:00–15:30	HSNL: Aries Framework JavaScript: A Swiss-Army Knife for Modern Self-Sovereign Identity Development - Karim Stekelenburg - Animo
	14:00–15:30	The War in Ukraine: Cyberfront
	14:00–17:00	ffuf the web - automatable web attack techniques
	14:30–15:00	The Potato Algorithm
	15:00–15:50	Plotting the Pandemic... or Any Other Catastrophe-Movie
	15:00–15:50	TASBot OoT ACE: How to get the Triforce on an N64 via controller input
	15:00–16:30	Design a circuit board with KiCad
	15:00–17:00	Hope : It is too late to be pessimistic (about climate change)
	15:30–17:00	HSNL: Data custodian, Identity and governement - Conduction
	15:30–17:00	Internet measurements with RIPE NCC tools
	16:00–16:50	Project TEMPA - Demystifying Tesla's Bluetooth Passive Entry System
	16:00–17:00	Jam session: Music Created by Hackers
	16:00–17:30	Microbit workshop
	16:00–17:40	Lightning Talks Monday
	17:00–17:50	Cyber crises and what you can do to face the challenge
	18:00–18:50	A CISO approach to pentesting; why so many reports are never used
	18:00–18:50	Nuggets of Shannon Information Theory
	18:00–19:00	Breaky breaky
	18:00–19:30	Decoding the patterns of bad communication
	18:00–19:30	Surviving systemd
	18:00–20:00	From Zero to Root in 120 Minutes - Introduction to Wordpress Hacking
	18:00–20:00	Surface Mount Electronics Assembly for Terrified Beginners
	19:00–19:50	Ethics does not belong on the wall! Ethical framework for the use of location data
	19:00–19:50	macOS local security: escaping the sandbox and bypassing TCC
	19:00–19:50	Scanning and reporting vulnerabilities for the whole IPv4 space. How the Dutch Institute for Vulnerability Disclosure scales up Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure
	19:00–20:00	How I turned the badge into a drone
	19:30–20:30	Electronic Music clinic by professionals
	20:00–20:50	OpenKAT: Looking at security with cat eyes
	20:00–20:50	Rocking the Web Bloat: Modern Gopher, Gemini and the Small Internet
	20:00–22:00	Hacker Jeopardy!
	20:30–22:00	Badge FPGA Workshop
	20:30–22:00	Real time IRL performance
	21:00–21:50	Censoring the internet & how to bypass it
	21:00–21:50	Single Sign-On: A Hacker's Perspective
	21:00–22:30	OpenStreetMap for Beginners
	22:00–22:30	Knock knock, who’s there? Is your door locked? Are you sure?
	22:00–22:50	Around the world in 80 networks, Hacking Universities Worldwide. ( ...lessons learned at age 15. )
	22:00–22:50	Successfully building and programming sound field control systems
	22:00–23:00	Electronic Music clinic by professionals
	22:40–23:10	Introducing CSIRT.global: if you love the internet, we need your help
	23:00–23:50	illumos SmartOS, specialized Type 1 Hypervisor
	23:00–23:50	Payment terminals as general purpose (game-)computers
	23:20–23:50	Reproducible Builds for Trustworthy Binaries
	23:30–00:00	Symphony of Fire

Tag 5 – 26.07.22 26. Juli 2022

	00:00–02:00	Silent contemplation in A-major
	10:00–10:40	hack your brain
	10:00–10:50	A Smart Light Hacking Journey
	10:00–10:50	How to Secure the Software Supply Chain
	10:00–12:00	Collect all the data (more than you ever need)
	11:00–11:30	Where did all the parts go - the 202x component availability trashfire
	11:00–11:50	Introduction to MQTT, Node-RED & Tasmota
	11:00–11:50	Sensor.Community - Global Open Environmental Data Platform
	11:00–13:00	Make fun graphs with your whatsapp chats
	11:40–12:10	What can AI learn from your face? The making of HowNormalAmI.eu
	12:00–12:50	SSH Configuration, Intermediate Level
	12:00–12:50	What to do when someone close to you takes their life and you are not Tech-Savvy
	12:00–14:00	Computing within Limits
	12:20–12:50	Guardians of the Dutch healthcare
	13:00–13:30	Who filled this schedule?
	13:00–13:50	Badge talk
	13:00–13:50	How do GPS/Galileo really work & how the galmon.eu monitors all navigation satellites
	13:00–13:50	Lightning Talks Tuesday
	13:00–15:00	Surface Mount Electronics Assembly for Terrified Beginners
	14:00–14:30	Cryptography is easy, but no magic. Use it. Wisely.
	14:00–14:30	No Permissions Needed!
	14:00–15:30	Inclusion, Not Just an Add-On
	14:20–14:50	The MCH2022 Design
	15:00–15:50	Infrastructure review
	16:00–16:45	⚠️ May Contain Hackers 2022 Closing

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MCH2022 - May Contain Hackers 2022

22.07.22 – 26.07.22

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