One of the main discussions going on is whether we'll be doing one track or two. They both have advantages and disadvanteges associated with them. Being the first year for this project, the concern is that there may not be enough interest to warrant two seperate tracks. Further having two seperate tracks may mean that some attendees may miss out on certain talks that are running at the same time as others. Conversely the multitude of information to be presented may not adequetly fit in one single track. The thought of having a "DefCon specific" track as well as a "General Hacking" track is a very attractive proposition as it allows us spread out more and helps with the time factor.
DefCon Specific
- Logistics and History of DefCon
- The Goons and Other Contributors - Don't Poke the Beast
- Pre- and Post-Parties
- The Games and Contests
- The Villages
- Art and Music of DefCon
- Socialize! There Are 7000 People Here. Meet Some!
- The Press: Why Some Think You're the Evil HaX0rz 1337 (And Why The Press Is Wrong)
- Why There Are So Many Feds
- DC 21-76: Defcon Survival
Hacking General
- Social Engineering - Get some social skillz geek!
- Intro To Crypto - You bletchly in my park? That's disgusting!
- Hardware hacking basics - Wait, why do I need to groun... BZZT!
- Deploying your own attack network - how you can legally learn to hack on the cheap
- Landing that coveted entry level security job.
Hacking and the Law- Wireless hacking - They're sniffing my what?
Newbie Contests
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