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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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00:50:16

How (not) to configure your domainname [internet.nl]...

Chaos Computer Club - recent events feed ·

2025/08/11

The most common configurations seen in scanning domain names with [Internet.nl](https://internet.nl), e.g. those found in [biannual governmental measurements](https://www.forumstandaardisatie.nl/metingen/informatieveiligheidstandaarden). This talk will explain how to configure modern security standards on your domain name with the help of [the open source](https://github.com/internetstandards/Internet.nl/) [Internet.nl](https://internet.nl). It will show common misconfigurations in DNS and security

00:50:14

The Menopause Gap: How Silence and Stigma Are Putting...

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2025/08/11

By 2025, an estimated 1.1 billion women globally will enter menopause, a natural, but misunderstood phase of life. This talk will address the stigma, myths, and misinformation surrounding menopause, focusing on the mental, physical, social, and economic challenges women face. It will also explore the struggles of LGBTQ+ individuals, often overlooked in discussions. The goal is to close the knowledge gap, empower women to advocate for their health, and foster a culture of support and

00:00:55

Komm in die Gruppe: Gaytor (c3voc)

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2025/08/11

Komm in die Gruppe, sei dabei, werd ein echter Macher. about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:03:15

Komm in die Gruppe: Director's Cut (c3voc)

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2025/08/11

Komm in die Gruppe, sei dabei, werd ein echter Macher. Licensed to the public under https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:01:01

Komm in die Gruppe: Backstagepass (c3voc)

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2025/08/11

Komm in die Gruppe, sei dabei, werd ein echter Macher. about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:39:01

Hacking the Aeotec Smart Hub: The little hub that...

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2025/08/11

Pwn2Own Ireland added a new target in the smarthome category: the Aeotec Smart Hub. We assumed this target would be an easy win. However, getting the firmware of this device turned out te be a lot harder than anticipated. First, we had to modify the board to dump the encrypted flash. Then, we abused a secure boot flaw to get the decryption key. This process took so long, we had no time left to look for vulnerabilities, but our approach may be interesting for others looking at similar

00:28:38

Guerrilla Security Awareness Done Right; Hacking Your...

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2025/08/11

Ever received a phishing simulation so painfully obvious it offended your intelligence? This talk is for you. Join us as we turn the tables on corporate security theater and show how you can phish back, with humor, skill, and plausible deniability. Learn how to fingerprint your company’s phishing campaigns, spoof the spoofers, and maybe even get your CISO to click a link labeled “Definitely Not Malware.exe.” This talk is part satire, part technical walkthrough, and all rebellion. Corporate

00:44:04

Crypto(graphy) 101 (WHY2025)

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2025/08/11

Everybody talks about cryptography, but only a few understand what it means. This interactive session will explain the very basics of cryptography and will leave the attendants with more confidence why to use cryptography. Many talks mentioned cryptography somewhere along the presentation and everybody just nods. But how many people actually know the insights of cryptography? Why some things work and some things don't? During this talk I will explain the difference between encoding and encryption,

00:45:16

Solar Sailing Serendiep (WHY2025)

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2025/08/11

Serendiep is a 42m inland cargo barge with a theatre, a fablab and an art/science labyrinth on board. It's being converted to electric propulsion using second hand EV parts and hardware from openinverter. The ultimate goal is to harvest all the energy needed from solar panels mounted on the hatches covering the cargo hold. Sailing is among the most efficient modes of cargo transport. Yet in the much needed transition away from fossil it seems to be falling behind other sectors. We set ourselves the

00:43:48

Postmortem: XS4ALL (WHY2025)

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2025/08/11

An insight and analysis of the events leading up to and during the fight to preserve XS4ALL in 2019, as well as exploring the underlying issues that ultimately lead to its demise. In 2019 it was announced that XS4ALL as a brand and company would be integrated into KPN. What followed was a stormy year of customers rising up, employees resisting and frequent media coverage culminating in a court case which ultimately failed to preserve XS4ALL as an independent entity. How did the once happy union of

01:07:40

Decoding RFID: A comprehensive overview of security,...

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2025/08/11

RFID reverse engineering has seen significant advancements, yet a comprehensive overview of the field remains scattered across research and practitioner communities. Here the authors presents a structured survey of existing RFID technologies, encryption protocols, and known attack methodologies. Take the opportunity to listen to both Kirils' practical experiences and the deep insights of Iceman when it comes to RFID hacking. The talk will cover: 1) An overview of RFID types, including both

00:33:39

Digital sovereignty with open source software in the...

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2025/08/11

ZenDiS, the Zentrum Digitale Souveränität in Germany, is at the forefront of loosening the grip the US tech industry (and, via the CLOUD act, the US government) has over the European governments by providing open source solutions for the public sector. Do we do it alone? No! The french and the dutch governments are also onboard and we welcome more countries into our fold! An overview over the ZenDiS‘ projects such as openDesk and the 100 day challenges together with our open source accomplices

00:48:56

Passive and active RADAR using Software Defined Radio...

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2025/08/11

RAdio-frequency Detection And Ranging (RADAR) aims at using electromagnetic signals for detecting target location and motion. We demonstrate in this talk various RADAR architectures using dual-channel coherent Software Defined Radio (SDR) receivers and the associated signal processing techniques relying heavily on cross-correlations. Embedded systems are tackled, with a Raspberry Pi providing enough computational power for recording and post-processing. RAdio-frequency Detection And Ranging (RADAR)

00:40:48

Escaping a misleading "sandbox": breaking the...

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2025/08/11

When embedded into JavaScript, WebAssembly modules can be "sandboxed" by defining a limited set of _imports_. It turns out that an obscure "feature" allows us to craft an exploit which bypasses this barrier, enabling us to run arbitrary JavaScript code (pop an alert) from within a malicious WASM module. All within spec... by accident? (Also released as write-up in Phrack #72) When talking about WebAssembly, the word "sandbox" comes up often: modules are isolated from eachother, and from the host

00:51:03

USB: the most successful interface that also brings...

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2025/08/11

We use it every day, but how does it really work? USB has been around for almost 30 years and it evolved into really universal interface that even extended from the world of computers into the world of extra low voltage electric distribution. In this talk, I will present the basic ideas of the interface with focus on physical layer. We will cover: - how the world of computer peripherals looked like before USB - how did USB evolved - how USB became the universal interface for delivering extra low

00:34:05

Autarkie - Instant grammar fuzzing using Rust macros...

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2025/08/11

Fuzzing is one of the most effective ways to find elusive software vulnerabilities. Despite years of research, general purpose fuzzers such as AFL++ and Libfuzzer struggle to mutate complex data structures effectively, preventing them from exploring deep functionality. Grammar fuzzing, an alternative fuzzing strategy is much more effective but complex to setup and run. Autarkie abstracts away all complexity and and surpasses all other grammar fuzzers in performance while offering novel

00:44:27

Normsetting revisited (WHY2025)

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2025/08/11

I want to talk about how we are setting the standards for our digital world and society. Now that our whole world and everything in it seems to have become a business case for for-profit digitalisation, we are purposefully driven to use off the shelve, inflexible, data-absorbing and exploitative products marketed to us by big companies. Can standards help change that? And how do we do that? Here at WHY we are all curious about everything technical and, on average, also pretty adept at working with

00:38:59

Digital sovereignty and the FOSS-stack at school....

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2025/08/11

The need for digital sovereignty has always been great, but now there is an autocrat in the White house that is fighting everything he deems “Woke”. This renders USA Big Tech that is run by billionaires that have sworn loyalty to this new King unsuitable for use in education. In this presentation we'll present the WHY for the FOSS stack for schools, our plan how to get there, and the progress we have made so far on our pilot schools. The need for digital sovereignty has always been great, but now

00:29:31

I donated a kidney (and maybe you can too) (WHY2025)

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2025/08/10

*WHY* did I donate a kidney? *H*ow did I donate a kidney? *Y*ou might want to donate a kidney! Donating a kidney is quite a thing. But it also isn't. But mostly, it is. I will talk about all the aspects (personal, technical, logistical, ethical) of the process. Lots of related but entirely different things. How does it affect me? How long did it take? What does everything look like? What do the numbers mean? What does it feel like? Can you do the same? Should you do the same? Who shouldn't do it

00:52:15

Quantum computers: the ultimate hacking machines...

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2025/08/10

This is a first introduction to quantum computers. This is a first introduction to quantum computers: no prior background needed. We will discuss how quantum mechanics, a theory of microscopic particles, contains counter-intuitive effects like superposition and entanglement. Schrödinger’s cat is an iconic example, where the poor animal is both dead and alive at the same. Interestingly, the same laws of nature make it possible to build an extended set of algorithms, with speedups beyond what we can

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