Type | Talk/panel 30 min |
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Language | German |
12/27/22 |
Welcome to Hacking in Parallel. Lets fire this up.
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12/27/22 |
Going through the reasoning and design decisions made while creating pentagon shaped PCBs and a case for a 12 sided platonic solid.
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12/28/22 |
Introduction to open source PDKs for making custom Asics and the work involved in taping out a small systolic array using only open-source tooling, and also applications to systolic arrays
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12/28/22 |
Librevent is a browser extension allowing any user to copy and republish (“scrape”) data about events posted on proprietary platforms onto free libre and open source decentralized networks. For now, Librevents focuses on liberating events data (description, date and time, location) from Facebook onto Mobilizon, an event-management platform alternative part of the Fediverse*. The intention behind Librevents is to feed alternative ethical platforms like Mobilizon with content, in order to help ...
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12/28/22 |
Most open-source projects have limit lifetime: at some point in time development stops and the project becomes unmaintained. A lot of projects often do not even reach the stage, where they are used by a critical mass of users. In this talk, I will go through the steps of continuing an open-source project using my lessons learned from forking Google's MyTracks and crafting it into OpenTracks.
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12/28/22 |
Most bug bounty platforms list subdomain takeover as "not in scope", but could it be interesting anyways? Yes! This talk will show you what this kind of problem is and how it can be mitigated at scale (and where it isn't).
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12/28/22 |
Want to learn reverse engineering? Looking for the tool assisting you in reversing almost everything? With Frida, you can reprogram software during runtime, so-called hooking, and view or change the program logic without source code access.
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