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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: All Your Keyboards Are Belong to US!\n   When: Satur
 day\, Aug 10\, 13:00 - 13:59 PDT\n   Where: LVCC West/Floor 1/Hall 2/Creat
 or Stage 1 - [1]Map\n\n   Description:\n\n   This is a live tutorial of ha
 cking against keyboards of all forms.\n   Attacking the keyboard is the ul
 timate strategy to hijack a session\n   before it is encrypted\, capturing
  plaintext at the source and (often)\n   in much simpler ways than those r
 equired to attack network protocols.\n\n   In this session we explore avai
 lable attack vectors against\n   traditional keyboards\, starting with pla
 in old keyloggers. We then\n   advance to "Van Eck Phreaking" style attack
 s against individual\n   keystroke emanations as well as RF wireless conne
 ctions\, and we\n   finally graduate to the new hotness: acoustic attacks 
 by eavesdropping\n   on the sound of you typing!\n\n   Use your newfound k
 nowledge for good\, with great power comes great\n   responsibility!\n\n  
  A subset of signal leak attacks focusing on keyboards. This talk is\n   c
 ompiled with open sources\, no classified material will be discussed.\n\n 
   SpeakerBio:  Federico Lucifredi\, Product Management Director\, Ceph\n  
  Storage at IBM and Red Hat\n\n   Federico Lucifredi is the Product Manage
 ment Director for Ceph Storage\n   at IBM and Red Hat and a co-author of O
 'Reilly's "Peccary Book" on AWS\n   System Administration. Previously\, he
  was the Ubuntu Server product\n   manager at Canonical\, where he oversaw
  a broad portfolio and the rise\n   of Ubuntu Server to the rank of most p
 opular OS on Amazon AWS. A\n   software engineer-turned-manager at the Nov
 ell corporation\, he was\n   part of the SUSE Linux team\, overseeing the 
 update lifecycle and\n   delivery stack of a $150 million maintenance busi
 ness. A CIO and a\n   network software architect at advanced technology an
 d embedded Linux\n   startups\, Federico was also a lecturer for over 200 
 students in Boston\n   University's graduate and undergraduate programs\, 
 and simultaneously a\n   consultant for MIT implementing fluid-dynamics si
 mulations in Java.\n\n   '\n\n   1. #LVCCW_Level1_Hall2\n\n\n
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LOCATION:DC - LVCC West/Floor 1/Hall 2/Creator Stage 1
SUMMARY:All Your Keyboards Are Belong to US!
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