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Der Chaos Computer Club ist die größte europäische Hackervereinigung, und seit über 25 Jahren Vermittler im Spannungsfeld technischer und sozialer Entwicklungen.

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00:41:02

CTRL+ALT+AGE - Digitale Altersgrenzen und ihre...

Chaos Computer Club - recent events feed (high quality) ·

2025/09/14

Wie funktionieren Altersverifikations- und Altersschätzungssysteme? Was für Risiken und Nebenwirkungen bringen sie mit sich? Und wie kann ein ausgewogenes Verhältnis zwischen Kinder-/Jugendschutz und Datenschutz gelingen? Australien verbietet Social Media für Jugendliche unter 16 Jahren, der Online-Safety-Act in Großbritannien führt dazu, dass soziale Netzwerke wie Reddit, Bluesky und co. plötzlich zwangsweise Altersverifizierungen vornehmen & dort Downloadzahlen für VPNs explodieren. Auch in der

00:51:17

Hilfe, meine Strichliste hat scope creep (mrmcd25)

Chaos Computer Club - recent events feed (high quality) ·

2025/09/14

Rabbit hole zum Mitnehmen. Wir berichten von unseren Overengineering-Eskapaden beim Versuch, Getränke auf Vertrauensbasis anzubieten. Von Stichsäge bis Rust ist alles dabei! Das Konzept einer KdV, also Kasse des Vertrauens kennen bestimmt die meisten. Jede*r nimmt sich Getränke und lässt so ungefähr genug Geld bei einer rumliegenden Kasse da. Wir sind aber Nerds und das ist uns zu einfach. Also entstehen verschiedene Ebenen des Overengineerings, die bei komplexen Hard- und Softwarelösungen

00:22:55

Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Gender (mrmcd25)

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2025/09/14

Alle folgenden Annahmen sind falsch: 1. Es gibt genau zwei Geschlechter. 2. Für jedes Geschlecht gibt es eine Anrede. 3. Das Geschlecht einer Person ändert sich nicht. 4. … Wir betrachten das Thema Geschlecht aus rechtlichen, datenschutztechnischen, biologischen und queertheoretischen Blickwinkeln, um dann Wege zu finden, konforme und inklusive Software zu bauen. Keine Vorkenntnisse nötig. (Nicht mal programmieren!) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ about this event:

00:31:14

CyberCyberEthics: Where’s Apple Intelligence’s moral...

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2025/09/14

With the lack of transparency in Apple's review, an ethical benchmark of Apple Intelligence against rivals like Gemini and ChatGPT reveals key weaknesses in handling misinformation and a notable potential for real-world bias. As Apple Intelligence becomes deeply integrated into everyday computing, a comprehensive, transparent ethical evaluation of its foundation model is necessary. While Apple has published their own review, it lacks transparency and fails to address critical ethical

00:17:18

Wenn der Verkehrsverbund zu transparent ist (mrmcd25)

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2025/09/14

Wie man von Google auf ein kleines Datenleck kommt, wie man ein kleines Datenleck in ein großes Datenleck eskaliert, und wie man damit richtig umgeht. In diesem Vortrag werden wir vorstellen wie ein größerer Verkehrsverbund etwas zu transparent war und wie wir mit diesem umgegangen sind. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ about this event: https://talks.mrmcd.net/2025/talk/9LZF3M/

00:30:30

Es ist immer Ransomware (mrmcd25)

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2025/09/13

Es ist immer Ransomware. Wenn bei einer Organisation Dienste ausfallen, Lebensmittel nicht lieferbar sind, auf Papierprozesse zurückgegangen werden muss oder die Belegschaft früher nach Hause geschickt wird heißt es in der Pressemeldung oft das es sich um einen IT-Vorfall oder um technische Probleme handelt. Es ist aber fast immer Ransomware. Dabei gehen wir auf Incidents wie die United HealthCare oder die M&S bzw. Co-Op Hacks ein.Bereiten Sie sich vor auf eine Reise in die Vorfälle der letzten

00:47:39

Staatliche Transparenz & das IFG (mrmcd25)

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2025/09/13

Das Informationsfreiheitsgesetz (IFG) verspricht Transparenz und offene Verwaltung, doch wie sieht die Realität aus? Dieser Vortrag wirft einen kritischen Blick auf den aktuellen Stand der Informationsfreiheit in Deutschland und deckt die oft klaffende Lücke zwischen dem gesetzlichen Anspruch und der behördlichen Praxis auf. Es wird beleuchtet, wie der eigentliche Sinn des IFG – die Stärkung der Demokratie durch informierte Bürger*innen – in der Realität häufig untergraben wird. Trotz dieser

00:48:09

Developing harmonized CRA standards (mrmcd25)

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2025/09/13

The presentation will give a short introduction to the New Legislative Framework (NLF) and Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) to discuss the current state of development of harmonized European standards at Cen-Cenelec and ETSI. It will also dip into [Cyberstand](https://cyberstand.eu/) and {Stan4CRA](https://www.stan4cra.eu/), which are co-funded by the EU and EFTA to support this effort. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ about this event: https://talks.mrmcd.net/2025/talk/H7LLQF/

00:50:34

Was will uns der Politiker damit sagen? (mrmcd25)

Chaos Computer Club - recent events feed (high quality) ·

2025/09/12

Menschen in der Politik reden viel. So viel, dass die wenigsten genau hinhören, was da alles gesagt wird. Das wird dann häufig auch noch von Medien zugespitzt und häufig auf gängige Begriffe zurechtgeschnitten. Das hört sich oft gut an, aber was genau ist damit eigentlich gemeint? Lasst uns einige dieser Begriffe durchleuchten und Transparenz ins Polit-Sprech bringen. Politiker*Innen verwenden gerne toll klingende Begriffe, die sich für viele Menschen sinnvoll anhören. Aber was genau damit gemeint

00:07:50

Closing Ceremony (nixcon2025)

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2025/09/06

Closing ceremony So long, and thanks for all the bees! about this event: https://talks.nixcon.org/nixcon-2025/talk/TEPUWK/

00:26:27

From Pixels to Pure Derivations: Deterministic Logos...

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2025/09/06

When we think of reproducibility, we often focus on software builds, but what about the logos and visuals that represent our projects? In this talk, I’ll share how I approached logo design for the NixOS project with the same rigor we apply to software: deterministic outputs, minimal storage overhead, and fully free tooling. I’ll discuss the journey of building my own FOSS tooling to generate NixOS logos as SVGs from source code. Existing tools like Inkscape or Blender were either not parametric

00:19:46

When Not to Nix: Working with External Config and...

Chaos Computer Club - recent events feed (high quality) ·

2025/09/06

Nix has got so many bells and whistles to meet most of the requirements, staying declarative with modularised setup to allow code reuse. However, this comes with a bit of a challenge for those who are starting the Nix journey -- it can be quite complex, or at least so does it seem. This talk focuses on some simpler approaches to use separate non-Nix files such as JSON, YAML and/or TOML for the configuration management. There are some gotchas around using file content, file as path, and potentially

00:19:50

finix - an experimental os, featuring finit as pid 1,...

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2025/09/06

NixOS is a remarkably flexible and powerful operating system, but its stability and scale can make it a challenging environment for exploring unconventional ideas. finix is an experimental Nix-based OS I built to break free from some of the constraints of upstream NixOS — a fully functional, Nix-built system that embraces rapid and bold experimentation over stability. This talk will walk through how I built finix, how I reuse much of NixOS’s scaffolding, and why I chose to try a different init

00:25:34

A field guide to Nix at the Corporate (nixcon2025)

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2025/09/06

In this most remarkable presentation, I chronicle my extensive explorations through the untamed wilderness of enterprise landscape and the experiences of applying Nix within said corporate domain. The audience shall discover the arcane rituals of cargo cults development, learn to navigate the treacherous waters of organisational silos and master the craft of sanctifying Nix usage. Like a seasoned naturalist cataloging the flora and fauna of some newly discovered archipelago, I have meticulously

00:18:05

How NixOS is built: From Pull Request to your...

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2025/09/06

Let's follow the lifecycle of a change in Nixpkgs; from opening the Pull Request until the change makes it our local /nix/store. We'll explore all the CI systems involved in this process, how they interact, where and how they're defined in our codebases, and finally the security implications of each step. about this event: https://talks.nixcon.org/nixcon-2025/talk/RF93ZE/

00:17:54

Nix as a solution to embedded linux (nixcon2025)

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2025/09/06

In this talk we go over how we leveraged Nix to build our new Katla synthesizer. We go through setting up development environment, CICD, Linux kernel optimizations, cross-platform compilation and other steps that make Nix a standout solution when building hardware products with a team distributed around the globe.about this event: https://talks.nixcon.org/nixcon-2025/talk/YGL3MV/

00:26:53

nixos-compose: Local development VMs made easy...

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2025/09/06

When working on a software project, it can often be useful to spin up local development versions of services that run in production. This can be as simple as running a database to run your tests against, or as complicated as spinning up dozens of machines that talk to each other, while allowing you to observe and debug complex interactions. In some non-Nix projects, docker-compose is used for this successfully, but it requires a lot of manual configuration. In projects where production machines are

00:17:18

Internet scale routing with NixOS (nixcon2025)

Chaos Computer Club - recent events feed (high quality) ·

2025/09/06

This talk will be in the format of an experience report. We will go over how to use the module system to declaratively manage BGP sessions, set up routing policies to manage traffic between hosts using addresses within advertised prefixes using systemd-networkd and nftables in a multi-upstream setup, and how to run a primitive anycast CDN. The talk will also include hiccups encountered while experimenting with the BIRD Internet Routing Daemon, Tailscale, and improvement plans. GitHub:

00:28:42

Python packaging with nixpkgs, pyproject.nix & uv2nix...

Chaos Computer Club - recent events feed (high quality) ·

2025/09/06

There is a broad range of possibilities when packaging Python with Nix. The amount of Python formats alone can be overwhelming: requirements.txt, setup.py & pyproject.toml, not to mention Conda! This talk aims to explain Python packaging with Nix, focusing on pyproject.nix & uv2nix, but I will also talk about other approaches and their trade-offs. We'll start off with a short primer on the different Python packaging formats & methods while explaining a few of the things that make Python packaging

00:26:03

NixOS on LoongArch64 (nixcon2025)

Chaos Computer Club - recent events feed (high quality) ·

2025/09/06

Explain the current state of the LoongArch64 ecosystem, issues encountered with the Nixpkgs/NixOS port, and what to expect next about this event: https://talks.nixcon.org/nixcon-2025/talk/BMXTFW/

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