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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Owned or pwned? No peekin' or tweakin'!\n   When: Fr
 iday\, Aug 12\, 16:45 - 17:30 PDT\n   Where: Flamingo - Sunset-Vista Ballr
 oom (Crypto Privacy Village) - [1]Map\n   Speakers:Nick Vidal\,Richard Zak
 \n\n   SpeakerBio:Nick Vidal\n   Nick Vidal is the Community Manager of Pr
 ofian and the Enarx project\,\n   which is part of the Confidential Comput
 ing Consortium from the Linux\n   Foundation. Previously\, he was the Dire
 ctor of Community and Business\n   Development at the Open Source Initiati
 ve\, Director of Americas at the\n   Open Invention Network\, and one of t
 he community leaders of the Drupal\n   project in Latin America\n\n   Spea
 kerBio:Richard Zak\n   After a decade of malware and machine learning rese
 arch\, and\n   publishing several papers\, Richard decided to switch gears
  and work on\n   Enarx and Confidential Computing. He is also a part-time 
 computer\n   science instructor at a university. Outside of work\, he enjo
 ys working\n   on open source projects\, playing video games\, and tinkeri
 ng with\n   various technologies. Website: [2]https://rjzak.github.io/\n\n
    Description:\n   The Cloud is just somebody else's computer. So when yo
 u run a workload\n   on a cloud host\, anyone who owns (or pwns) that syst
 em can peak or\n   tweak the data or even the application itself. You have
  no\n   confidentiality or integrity protection from your Cloud Service\n 
   Provider\, rogue sysadmins\, or just anyone who compromises their\n   ma
 chines.\n\n   But being pwned does not necessarily mean it’s endgame. Co
 nfidential\n   Computing uses hardware-based Trusted Execution Environment
 s to\n   provide confidentiality and integrity even in the most vulnerable
 \n   scenarios.\n\n   This session will define Confidential Computing at a
  technical level\n   and discuss current and upcoming hardware that have s
 upport for it.\n   Later\, we’ll introduce Enarx\, an open source Linux 
 Foundation\n   project\, and present a live demo to showcase Confidential 
 Computing in\n   a system that has been “pwned.”\n\n   '\n\n   1. http
 s://defcon.outel.org/consolidated_page.html#FlamingoThirdFloor\n   2. http
 s://rjzak.github.io/\n\n\n
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LOCATION:CPV - Flamingo - Sunset-Vista Ballroom  (Crypto Privacy Village)
SUMMARY:Owned or pwned? No peekin' or tweakin'!
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