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Beyond the Digital Nomad: Finding Refuge and Building a Life

2022-07-23T01:48:06Z

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Saturday July 23, 2022 1800hrs
[[User:Lishevita|Elior Sterling]]

=== Abstract ===
In this talk, you will learn about realistic options for moving to another country, getting work permits, residency, or even a second citizenship no matter what your current citizenship may be. You'll also learn about organizations that are already helping vulnerable groups find refuge in other countries. Elior will talk about finding your "points of privilege" and taking advantage of them for your own safety and that of your loved ones. You'll leave with links and keywords to help you research safe locations, visa requirements, and work opportunities.

===Talk Slides===
[[File:Beyond the Digital Nomad .pdf|thumb|Slides]]

File:Beyond the Digital Nomad .pdf

2022-07-23T01:45:16Z

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Talk slides

User:Lishevita

2022-07-23T01:37:54Z

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Elior Sterling, previously known as Lisha, is the former executive director of Geeks Without Bounds, a small Washington state nonprofit that supports humanitarian open source technology in low resource situations. He's written about infosec for activists for a few organizations including the International Center for Nonviolent Conflict. He has given talks on tech and security at HOPE, BSidesLV, SeaGL, LinuxFest Northwest, the Midwest conference of the National Lawyers Guild, and Amnesty International's Annual General Meeting.

He's been hacking on computers since he was 8 and received 2 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timex_Sinclair_1000 Timex-Sinclair 1000]s with the 16kb memory expansion pack, one for his mom's house and one for his dad's house. They were very small, and apparently something like $200 that Chanukah season, so his father thought it was a worthy investment. He learned BASIC by copying programs from magazines and books into the machine, and then saving them to cassette tapes using an ordinary tape deck connected to the TS100. His next computer was a [https://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=98&st=1 Commodore 64], but he also had access to the [https://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?st=1&c=232 Toshiba 250] (It had '''2 8in floppy drives!!''') that his father used for his tax and accounting practice, and he noodled about with both of these whenever he could.

Recently, Elior has been filling his days writing, teaching an assortment of classes online and in person, taking classes, and playing with his grandchildren. He hasn't figured out what he's going to be when he grows up. If you have any good ideas, he's open to suggestions.

User:Lishevita

2022-07-23T01:32:15Z

Lishevita:

Elior Sterling, previously known as Lisha, is the former executive director of Geeks Without Bounds, a small Washington state nonprofit that supports humanitarian open source technology in low resource situations. He's written about infosec for activists for a few organizations including the International Center for Nonviolent Conflict. He has given talks on tech and security at HOPE, BSidesLV, SeaGL, LinuxFest Northwest, the Midwest conference of the National Lawyers Guild, and Amnesty International's Annual General Meeting.

He's been hacking on computers since he was 8 and received 2 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timex_Sinclair_1000 Timex-Sinclair 1000]s with the 16kb memory expansion pack, one for his mom's house and one for his dad's house. They were very small, and apparently something like $200 that Chanukah season, so his father thought it was a worthy investment. He learned BASIC by copying programs from magazines and books into the machine, and then saving them to cassette tapes using an ordinary tape deck connected to the TS100. His next computer was a Commodore 64, but he also had access to the Toshiba 250 (It had '''2 8in floppy drives!!''') that his father used for his tax and accounting practice, and he noodled about with both of these whenever he could.

Recently, Elior has been filling his days writing, teaching an assortment of classes online and in person, taking classes, and playing with his grandchildren. He hasn't figured out what he's going to be when he grows up. If you have any good ideas, he's open to suggestions.

User:Lishevita

2022-07-23T01:31:48Z

Lishevita: Update to personal details, new name and gender, and current activities.

Elior Sterling, formerly known as Lisha, is the former executive director of Geeks Without Bounds, a small Washington state nonprofit that supports humanitarian open source technology in low resource situations. He's written about infosec for activists for a few organizations including the International Center for Nonviolent Conflict. He has given talks on tech and security at HOPE, BSidesLV, SeaGL, LinuxFest Northwest, the Midwest conference of the National Lawyers Guild, and Amnesty International's Annual General Meeting.

He's been hacking on computers since he was 8 and received 2 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timex_Sinclair_1000 Timex-Sinclair 1000]s with the 16kb memory expansion pack, one for his mom's house and one for his dad's house. They were very small, and apparently something like $200 that Chanukah season, so his father thought it was a worthy investment. He learned BASIC by copying programs from magazines and books into the machine, and then saving them to cassette tapes using an ordinary tape deck connected to the TS100. His next computer was a Commodore 64, but he also had access to the Toshiba 250 (It had '''2 8in floppy drives!!''') that his father used for his tax and accounting practice, and he noodled about with both of these whenever he could.

Recently, Elior has been filling his days writing, teaching an assortment of classes online and in person, taking classes, and playing with his grandchildren. He hasn't figured out what he's going to be when he grows up. If you have any good ideas, he's open to suggestions.

A Brief Introduction to GNU Screen workshop

2020-08-01T23:32:50Z

Lishevita: Adding shared notes and editing for clarity ease of use

= A brief introduction to GNU screen =

== Abstract ==

Screen is part of the GNU project, and is an overlooked utility that can make working on the command line much easier.
Screen is a terminal multiplexer that allows for disconnecting remote sessions, multiple ways to enhance viewing of your command line sessions, and better ways to capture data from those sessions.
I’ll show you how to use all of this, as well as how to install it under several GNU/Linux (and other) operating systems.

== Materials ==

There are no physical supplies to be had. Aside from a Unix variant or another computer than can run screen.

== Required Software ==

If the attendees can load screen before starting the workshop, they will have a little more time to explore the program. GNU/Linux users will have instructions within the workshop, Windows and Mac users should download ahead of time.

=== Installing Screen ===

On Centos 8:

sudo yum install epel-release
sudo yum install screen

Redhat, older Fedora:

yum install screen

Newer Fedora:

dnf install screen

Debian/Ubuntu/Mint:

sudo apt-get install screen

== Slides ==
The slides are on [https://github.com/murphnj/screenpresentation/ github] 
The slides for HOPE are [https://github.com/murphnj/screenpresentation/blob/master/presh.tpp presh.tpp].

=== Viewing the slides ===
[https://github.com/cbbrowne/tpp TPP] is a terminal based presentation software built in Ruby. It is available in many distribution repositories, so you can probably install using the same instructions you used for screen above, but change "screen" to tpp.

== Video ==
The pre-recorded video is available here: [https://peertube.linuxrocks.online/videos/watch/c1870d86-dbe3-4412-b758-a82b5692217c]

The full Workshop video, including the Q&A will be posted here when it is ready.

== Shared Notes ==
Screen command cheat sheet:
* https://gist.github.com/jctosta/af918e1618682638aa82
* https://gist.github.com/miguelmota/0e1189d89acfb97bd185c470505c1ded

In depth documenttion:
* https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GNU_Screen
* https://www.linode.com/docs/networking/ssh/using-gnu-screen-to-manage-persistent-terminal-sessions/
* https://codingrandomly.com/2018/07/running-screen-in-wsl/

Tips:
* screen -RR: create or resume an existing screen session
* You can [https://www.gnu.org/software/screen/manual/html_node/Resize.html resize] window splits

Surveillance Capitalism workshop

2020-07-31T23:30:15Z

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My smart phone listens to my conversations even when it is not on. My GPS
tracks me even when I know where I’m going. My credit cards track all my
purchases. The camera in my computer watches me. Maybe the camera in my
smart TV watches me too. I go through life sending out little electronic
messages revealing everything I say, everywhere I go, everything I buy,
and everyone I talk to. Artificial Intelligence claims it can predict my
actions and even my thoughts before I have them. It claims it can
influence what I do and even how I vote. Is this the world of
interconnectedness we dreamed of 25 years ago at the dawn of the
internet age? How can we control it instead of it predicting our moves
and nudging us?

Resource links:
* http://agaric.coop
* https://freescholar.net
* https://agaric.coop/blog/resources-preventing-digital-world-nineteen-eighty-four
* https://platform.coop

====Slides====
[[File:SuveillanceCapitalism-Slides.pdf|thumb|Slides from the workshop]]

==Shared Notes==
'''These shared notes come from the Friday workshop'''

====Links of interest from FreeScholar:====
* https://agaric.coop/resources
* https://freescholar.net/resources
* https://agaric.coop/blog/resources-preventing-digital-world-nineteen-eighty-four

====William Barr announces Orwellian Pre-Crime Program====
Here is a direct link to a document about predictive scanning of citizens for mental illness, written by William Barr the US Attorney General. https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6509496-Attorney-General-Memo-Implementation-of-National.html

====Alternatives To Zoom====
* BigBlueButton.org
** https://wiki.meet.coop/wiki/BigBlueButton
** [https://www.org.meet.coop/ Hosting Provider for BBB (Europe )]
* Jitsi meet - http://meet.mayFirst.org

====Organizations with tons of resources to ethical tools:====
* [https://eff.org Electronic Frontier Foundation] EFF.org
** [https://ssd.eff.org Surveillance Self-Defense] from the EFF
* [https://fsf.org Free Software Foundation] FSF.org
* [https://gnu.org GNU] GNU.org

====More information about Micky Metts' Work====
* https://agaric.coop/blog/daily-business-operations-using-free-software
* http://agaric.coop
* http://freescholar.net
* https://communityBridge.com
* http://massmesh.net

====Platforms created by Agaric.coop====
Platforms created by Agaric.coop with input from community members and other coops:
* http://finditcambridge.org
* http://drutopia.org

Repositories:
* https://github.com/drutopia/drutopia
* https://gitlab.com/find-it-program-locator/findit
We build in the open and welcome people joining our repos!

====Ring Doorbells are evil====
Question: Is there an alternative that doesn't send your video to a company? 
Daveed Answered:
RaspberryPi with a Camera 
* [https://www.instructables.com/id/Raspberry-Pi-Doorbell-With-Camera/ Instructables How-To]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NteJ33ETxmA Video demo]

====Email Provider Information====
https://dismail.de/serverlist.html

====Ultrasonic Tracking====
* https://www.comparitech.com/blog/information-security/block-ultrasonic-tracking-apps/
* https://www.pindrop.com/blog/silently-tracking-users-with-ultrasonic-beacons/
* https://hackaday.com/2017/05/04/ultrasonic-tracking-beacons/

====Bluetooth Beacons====
* https://blog.beaconstac.com/2019/11/powerful-takeaways-from-beacon-use-cases/

====For Further Exploration====
[https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/cool/view/ The Merchants of Cool - Douglas Rushkoff] -- PBS Frontline Documentary

[https://pol.is/home Polis]-- a real-time system for gathering, analyzing and understanding what large groups of people think in their own words, enabled by advanced statistics and machine learning.<ref>https://pol.is/home</ref>

File:SuveillanceCapitalism-Slides.pdf

2020-07-31T23:29:34Z

Lishevita:

Slides by Micky Metts from her Surveillance Capitalism, Predictive Analysis, and You workshop.

Surveillance Capitalism workshop

2020-07-31T23:12:55Z

Lishevita: Adding in notes from the Friday workshop

My smart phone listens to my conversations even when it is not on. My GPS
tracks me even when I know where I’m going. My credit cards track all my
purchases. The camera in my computer watches me. Maybe the camera in my
smart TV watches me too. I go through life sending out little electronic
messages revealing everything I say, everywhere I go, everything I buy,
and everyone I talk to. Artificial Intelligence claims it can predict my
actions and even my thoughts before I have them. It claims it can
influence what I do and even how I vote. Is this the world of
interconnectedness we dreamed of 25 years ago at the dawn of the
internet age? How can we control it instead of it predicting our moves
and nudging us?

Resource links:
http://agaric.coop
https://freescholar.net
https://agaric.coop/blog/resources-preventing-digital-world-nineteen-eighty-four
https://platform.coop

==Shared Notes==
'''These shared notes come from the Friday workshop'''

====Links of interest from FreeScholar:====
* https://agaric.coop/resources
* https://freescholar.net/resources
* https://agaric.coop/blog/resources-preventing-digital-world-nineteen-eighty-four

====William Barr announces Orwellian Pre-Crime Program====
Here is a direct link to a document about predictive scanning of citizens for mental illness, written by William Barr the US Attorney General. https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6509496-Attorney-General-Memo-Implementation-of-National.html

====Alternatives To Zoom====
* BigBlueButton.org
** https://wiki.meet.coop/wiki/BigBlueButton
** [https://www.org.meet.coop/ Hosting Provider for BBB (Europe )]
* Jitsi meet - http://meet.mayFirst.org

====Organizations with tons of resources to ethical tools:====
* [https://eff.org Electronic Frontier Foundation] EFF.org
** [https://ssd.eff.org Surveillance Self-Defense] from the EFF
* [https://fsf.org Free Software Foundation] FSF.org
* [https://gnu.org GNU] GNU.org

====More information about Micky Metts' Work====
* https://agaric.coop/blog/daily-business-operations-using-free-software
* http://agaric.coop
* http://freescholar.net
* https://communityBridge.com
* http://massmesh.net

====Platforms created by Agaric.coop====
Platforms created by Agaric.coop with input from community members and other coops:
* http://finditcambridge.org
* http://drutopia.org

Repositories:
* https://github.com/drutopia/drutopia
* https://gitlab.com/find-it-program-locator/findit
We build in the open and welcome people joining our repos!

====Ring Doorbells are evil====
Question: Is there an alternative that doesn't send your video to a company? 
Daveed Answered:
RaspberryPi with a Camera 
* [https://www.instructables.com/id/Raspberry-Pi-Doorbell-With-Camera/ Instructables How-To]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NteJ33ETxmA Video demo]

====Email Provider Information====
https://dismail.de/serverlist.html

====Ultrasonic Tracking====
* https://www.comparitech.com/blog/information-security/block-ultrasonic-tracking-apps/
* https://www.pindrop.com/blog/silently-tracking-users-with-ultrasonic-beacons/
* https://hackaday.com/2017/05/04/ultrasonic-tracking-beacons/

====Bluetooth Beacons====
* https://blog.beaconstac.com/2019/11/powerful-takeaways-from-beacon-use-cases/

====For Further Exploration====
[https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/cool/view/ The Merchants of Cool - Douglas Rushkoff] -- PBS Frontline Documentary

[https://pol.is/home Polis]-- a real-time system for gathering, analyzing and understanding what large groups of people think in their own words, enabled by advanced statistics and machine learning.<ref>https://pol.is/home</ref>

Python and Telnet workshop

2020-07-31T22:29:08Z

Lishevita: Adding Shared Notes from the workshop

Workshop: '''Python + Telnet = Muhahahha!!!'''

Speaker: '''William Paul Liggett''' of [https://junktext.com junktext]

Date: Friday, July 31st, 2020

Time: 2:00 - 3:00 PM (ET)

Have you heard that you should never, ever use Telnet anymore? Sure, Telnet is horribly insecure, but did you know you can effectively control much of the Internet with good old Telnet? Don't believe it? Then come and learn how to use Python to do some web server reconnaissance and how to build your own IRC bot that is all powered by Telnet! Note: All skill levels (beginner to advanced) are welcome to attend and you are not required to download/run any code to participate in the workshop.

'''Running the Code:'''
If you want to download, run, and/or modify the code, I have posted it to my Projects page under the fun name of '''[https://junktext.com/projects/#telnet-muhahaha Telnet Muhahaha!]''' under the GNU Affero GPL 3 (AGPLv3) open source software license. I've tested it on Linux and Windows and the program works great. Those that are using a VPN might have issues connecting to some IRC servers. So, that is a network problem and not an issue with my program.

'''Live Chatting with Me:'''
If you have any questions/comments while you are watching my workshop demonstration, I will be monitoring the BigBlueButton (BBB) workshop chat and the Matrix chat room titled '''Workshops'''. Also, I have a very famous IRC channel called '''#junktext''' (that consists of me and ChanServ currently) which I created a week ago on 2600's IRC network [irc-us.scuttled.net || irc.2600.net]. That's my ''official'' IRC channel and I will be monitoring that as well.

==The Shared Notes from the Workshop==
'''Speaker's website with a zip file of the python code:''' https://junktext.com/projects/#telnet-muhahaha

'''Video of the talk:''' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qopipxkbBMk

Build an Easy Ventilator workshop

2020-07-31T02:25:09Z

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==Abstract:==
[[File:WeChat Image 20200714231257.jpg|thumb]]

As COVID19 sweeps the world, thousands of people die of pneumonia every day. 
One of the key lifesavers is the ventilator, but due to this insane number of cases, ventilators are on short supply. 
We designed this workshop to help people create simple, inexpensive, and portable ventilators to fight the pandemic, as well as to let participants learn coding and engineering. 

This workshop is for total newbies although having some programming and/or engineering experience will benefit you drastically. Besides learning new skills, you’ll have fun and do your part in fighting the pandemic!

Both the code and the hardware are provided by us, however, if you would like to tinker around, please do so!

Time:

Day/Time: Thursday July 30, 10:00pm-11:00pm -- New York Time (EDT)
Friday, July 31, 10:00 am--11:00am -- Beijing Time

<big>'''Disclaimer:'''</big> 
'''''This ventilator, while we believe is helpful, has not been clinically tested or approved by any medical administrations. '''''

'''''If there are professional ventilators available, please use those. We are not responsible for any injuries or deaths caused by this piece of equipment.'''''

==Full Description:==

Participants will learn the basic functions of a ventilator and how to achieve those functions in the easiest way possible. 
They will learn how to build a simple frame and mechanism for the ventilator, as well as how to compile and possibly edit the code. 
Though simple, inexpensive, and portable, the ventilator we have created for this workshop has 3 modes: Manual, timed, or dynamic. 
Manual is the easiest to use and program, as its basically just actuating a motor when you press a button. 
Timed is slightly harder, as it requires the motor to be actuated, then wait a certain time, then repeat. 
Dynamic is the hardest, as you have to test the air pressure in the respiration tube and wait until it is negative. 
This shows that the patient is attempting to breathe, and the motor must actuate to assist with it. 
We will provide the code in a link, however, if you would like to use your own code, that is totally up to you! 
This workshop is taught by '''Kevin Zheng''' and '''Rockets Xia''' and '''Tao'''

==Summary:==

What: Make a basic ventilator

When: TBD

Where: Link will be emailed to participants

Who: Anyone!

Max #: 10 participants

--You must register to participate in this workshop--

Cost: 150$ for the parts

==Parts:==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! No !! Name !! Size !! Quantity !! Remarks
|-
| 1|| 2020Aluminum profile|| 500mm|| 4||
|-
| 2|| 2020Aluminum profile || 160mm|| 9 ||
|-
| 3 || 2020Aluminum profile|| 120mm|| 2||
|-
| 4|| 2040Aluminum profile|| 160mm|| 2 ||
|-
| 5|| 2020Aluminum profile triangle connector|| || 18||
|-
| 6|| 12V electric putter (Linear Actuator) || range：80mm，speed：90MM/min，force：100N/M|| 1||
|-
| 7|| Analog Rotation Potentiometer Sensor|| || 2|| https://www.dfrobot.com/product-87.html
|-
| 8|| Digital Push Button|| || 2 || https://www.dfrobot.com/product-73.html
|-
| 9|| I2C 16x2 Arduino LCD Display Module|| || 1 || https://www.dfrobot.com/product-135.html
|-
| 10|| Romeo - an Arduino Robot Control Board with Motor Driver|| || 1|| https://www.dfrobot.com/product-656.html
|-
| 11|| M3 copper stud|| 30mm || 8||
|-
| 12|| M3x8 screw|| 8mm|| 30 ||
|-
| 13 || M3 nut|| || 30||
|-
| 14|| M3x12 screw|| 12mm|| 4||
|-
| 15|| M5x50 screw|| 50mm|| 1 ||
|-
| 16|| M5 Locknut|| || 1||
|-
| 17|| M5x20screw|| 20mm|| 2||
|-
| 18|| M5 Profile nut|| || 2||
|-
| 19|| rod|| ø6x260|| 1||
|-
| 20|| 5MM wood board|| || 4|| check the upload files
|-
| 21 || 12V power adapter|| 5a|| 1||
|-
| 22|| Ventilator airbag|| || 1||
|-

|}

==Required software:==

[https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software Arduino Compiler]

==Required files:==
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I0esV8q18ltIQLv2nRD4KpRwHvkpDMG-/view?usp=sharing contrl panel]
 
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/14Wsrxdv8UVPNoP_CPuCAK7NqqsSt6in_/view?usp=sharing side board]
 
[https://github.com/Kev1n8088/Ventilator/archive/master.zip code zip]

==Links:==

[https://github.com/Kev1n8088/Ventilator Ventilator Github]

Facilitators

2020-07-30T21:53:22Z

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= We need volunteers to facilitate for workshops, Lockpicking Village workshops, and for Hackers Got Talent =
We need one volunteer facilitator for every workshop and talk, as well as the two Hackers Got Talent events. 
If you can facilitate for any of the presentations, please add your name in the table. 
If editing wiki pages isn't your thing, then please email <volunteers@hope.net> and let us know which workshop, talk or HGT event you would like to facilitate for.

The basics of this workshop helper role:
* '''Have an account at workshops.hope.net''', with the same name that you sign up here.
* Arrive in the meeting "room" 15-25 minutes before the workshop starts to meet with the presenter
* Provide or seek technical support if the presenter is having any issues or has requests
* During the workshop, monitor the room chat, and help attendees if you are able
* If there are issues, help to address them, or raise them with the appropriate team (technical issues, behavioral issues)
* For long-running workshops, it might not be necessary to stay for the whole thing (but it would be great if you could), once everything is working smoothly

When you start the room, the default presentation that will show up is a basic "How-To operate BigBlueButton".

== Workshops ==

{| style="color:red; background-color:#ccffcc;" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1"
! Start time
! End time
! Workshop Title
! volunteer facilitator's name
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 1''' (Saturday 7/25) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 1:00pm
|Incident Response and the ATT&CK Matrix
|''Regina Monaco''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 4:00pm
|The HoneyDB Honeypot Workshop
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 4:00pm
| 5:00pm
|Four Steps to FOIA Mastery (1)
|''Gil Elliot''
|-
| 5:00pm
| 6:00pm
|How to Develop a Map Based UI Using Javascript
|''your name here''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 7:00pm
|Inventory Management Playground (1)
|''your name here''
|-
| 7:00pm
| 8:30pm
|Surveillance Capitalism, Predictive Analysis, and You (1)
|''Julie Carlene''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 9:30pm
|NO WORKSHOP
|
|-
| 9:30pm
| 11:30pm
|Using the ACTFOIA Methodology to Promote Transparency Around the World
|''Micky Metts''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 2''' (Sunday 7/26) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 10:30am
|Evolve Beyond Grade-Based Education and Support Virtual Learning Communities With a Spreadsheet
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:30am
| 12:00pm
|Mating Online (with Mate Tea) (1)
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 4:00pm
|Securing Web Apps
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 4:00pm
| 6:00pm
|How to Get Published in 2600 (Or Anything Else)
|''your name here''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Hands-On With Wi-Fi Hacking on the ESP8266
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 3''' (Monday 7/27) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 1:00pm
|Introduction to Attack Techniques
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|How We Made a Queer "City-Walk" Film During a Pandemic
|''your name here''
|-
| 2:00pm
| 3:00pm
|Robots, Science, and Artistic Revolutionary Practices
|''your name here''
|-
| 3:00pm
| 4:00pm
|Let's Build a New Hackerspaces.org! A Discussion and Workgroup (1)
|''Todd Helm (psytek)''
|-
| 4:00pm
| 6:00pm
|Building a Home Lab and Introduction to Web Application Hacking
|''your name here''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Create Your Own Wi-Fi Connected Open Source USB Rubber Ducky
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 4''' (Tuesday 7/28) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 3:00pm
|OSINT Primer
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 3:00pm
| 4:00pm
|Let's Build a New Hackerspaces.org! A Discussion and Workgroup (2)
|''Todd Helm (psytek)''
|-
| 4:00pm
| 5:00pm
|Effective Meeting Design and Facilitation: Yes, Even Hackers Need to Run Meetings
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
| 5:00pm
| 6:00pm
|Intelligence Analysis 101
|''John C. Checco''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Design Your Own Digispark USB Attack Tool
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 5''' (Wednesday 7/29) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 1:00pm
|COBOL CTF
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:30pm
|Build Your GOVERNANCE.md File With CommunityRule
|''your name here''
|-
| 2:30pm
| 4:30pm
|Launch Your Own Website Phishing Attacks
|''your name here''
|-
| 4:30pm
| 5:30pm
|How to Motivate Hackers and Fight COVID-19 With Botnets
|''your name here''
|-
| 5:30pm
| 6:30pm
|Four Steps to FOIA Mastery (2)
|''your name here''
|-
| 6:30pm
| 7:30pm
|A Newsroom of Two: Your Computer and You
|''Micky Metts''
|-
| 7:30pm
| 8:30pm
|Create Your Portable CentOS Homelab in About an Hour
|''your name here''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 11:30pm
|Teaching an Arduino to Think
|''Todd Helm (psytek)''
|-
| 11:30pm
| 12:30am
|Hackers in a Post Roe v. Wade World (workshop)
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 6''' (Thursday 7/30) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 1:00pm
|Go the Wrong Way
|''John C. Checco''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|How to Start Contributing Open Source: Examples From the Apache Software Foundation
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 2:00pm
| 3:30pm
|Introduction to Modular Synthesis Using VCV Rack
|''your name here''
|-
| 3:30pm
| 5:30pm
|D-I-Yerba Mate Soda - How to Brew Mate Soda at Home
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 5:30pm
| 7:00pm
|MADDES Secret Lair
|''your name here''
|-
| 7:00pm
| 8:30pm
|Hidden in Plain Text: An Introduction to PGP/GPG Encryption (1)
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 10:00pm
|How to Prove and Assess Quality Learning (With \*DAS) (1)
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Build an Easy Ventilator
|''Lisha Sterling''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 7''' (Friday 7/31) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 12:00pm
|Artistic PCB Design for Terrified Beginners
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Hands-On Introduction to Apache Beam
|''your name here''
|-
| 2:00pm
| 3:00pm
|Python + Telnet = Muhahahha!!!
|''Lisha Sterling''
|-
| 5:00pm
| 6:30pm
|Surveillance Capitalism, Predictive Analysis, and You (2)
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 6:30pm
| 8:30pm
|Password Superpowers: How to Crack Hashes and Stump Hackers
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 10:00pm
|How to Prove and Assess Quality Learning (With \*DAS) (2)
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:00pm
|DIY Fabric Mask with Laser Cutting
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 8''' (Saturday 8/1) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 10:30am
|A Brief Introduction to GNU Screen: How to Make the Command Line Work for You
|''Lisha Sterling''
|-
| 10:30am
| 2:00pm
|Arduino for Total Newbies
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 2:00pm
| 4:30pm
|ArduTouch Music Synthesizer
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 4:30pm
| 6:00pm
|Hidden in Plain Text: An Introduction to PGP/GPG Encryption (2)
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 7:00pm
|Inventory Management Playground (2)
|''your name here''
|-
| 7:00pm
| 8:30pm
|Custom Electronics + Activism in K-12 Education by MakeFashion Edu
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 10:00pm
|Weaving The Future
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Glow in the (Edible) Dyes (2)
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 9''' (Sunday 8/2) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 10:30am
|Mating Online (with Mate Tea) (2)
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:30am
| 12:00pm
|Free Speech Zero Day: Fascists Are Abusing It, Corporations Exploit It - How Do We Take It Back?
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:30pm
|Machine Learning for Anyone
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 1:30pm
| 3:30pm
|World Wide Wars: Introduction to Exploiting Web Applications
|''Thomas Hart''
|}

== Lockpicking Village Workshops ==

{| style="color:gray; background-color:#ccccff;" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1"
! Start time
! End time
! Workshop Title
! volunteer facilitator's name
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 3''' (Monday 7/27) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 3
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 3
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 3
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 4''' (Tuesday 7/28) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 4
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 4
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 4
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 5''' (Wednesday 7/29) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 5
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 5
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 5
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 6''' (Thursday 7/30) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 6
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 6
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 6
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 7''' (Friday 7/31) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 7
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 7
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 7
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 8''' (Saturday 8/1) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 8
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 8
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 8
|''your name here''
|}

== Hackers Got Talent ==

{| style="color:blue; background-color:#ffcccc;" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1"
! Start time
! End time
! Title
! volunteer facilitator's name
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''NIGHT 1''' ************
|
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:59pm
|Hackers Got Talent -- Night 1
|''Duck Duck''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''NIGHT 8''' ************
|
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:59pm
|Hackers Got Talent -- Night 8
|''your name here''
|}

== Talks ==

Please contact your team email address or the volunteer coordinator email (all active volunteers should have these email addresses) to sign up as a talk facilitator. Thanks!

Facilitators

2020-07-30T21:44:44Z

Lishevita: /* Workshops */ Adding self to facilitate Python and Telnet workshop Friday

= We need volunteers to facilitate for workshops, Lockpicking Village workshops, and for Hackers Got Talent =
We need one volunteer facilitator for every workshop and talk, as well as the two Hackers Got Talent events. 
If you can facilitate for any of the presentations, please add your name in the table. 
If editing wiki pages isn't your thing, then please email <volunteers@hope.net> and let us know which workshop, talk or HGT event you would like to facilitate for.

The basics of this workshop helper role:
* '''Have an account at workshops.hope.net''', with the same name that you sign up here.
* Arrive in the meeting "room" 15-25 minutes before the workshop starts to meet with the presenter
* Provide or seek technical support if the presenter is having any issues or has requests
* During the workshop, monitor the room chat, and help attendees if you are able
* If there are issues, help to address them, or raise them with the appropriate team (technical issues, behavioral issues)
* For long-running workshops, it might not be necessary to stay for the whole thing (but it would be great if you could), once everything is working smoothly

When you start the room, the default presentation that will show up is a basic "How-To operate BigBlueButton".

== Workshops ==

{| style="color:red; background-color:#ccffcc;" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1"
! Start time
! End time
! Workshop Title
! volunteer facilitator's name
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 1''' (Saturday 7/25) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 1:00pm
|Incident Response and the ATT&CK Matrix
|''Regina Monaco''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 4:00pm
|The HoneyDB Honeypot Workshop
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 4:00pm
| 5:00pm
|Four Steps to FOIA Mastery (1)
|''Gil Elliot''
|-
| 5:00pm
| 6:00pm
|How to Develop a Map Based UI Using Javascript
|''your name here''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 7:00pm
|Inventory Management Playground (1)
|''your name here''
|-
| 7:00pm
| 8:30pm
|Surveillance Capitalism, Predictive Analysis, and You (1)
|''Julie Carlene''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 9:30pm
|NO WORKSHOP
|
|-
| 9:30pm
| 11:30pm
|Using the ACTFOIA Methodology to Promote Transparency Around the World
|''Micky Metts''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 2''' (Sunday 7/26) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 10:30am
|Evolve Beyond Grade-Based Education and Support Virtual Learning Communities With a Spreadsheet
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:30am
| 12:00pm
|Mating Online (with Mate Tea) (1)
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 4:00pm
|Securing Web Apps
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 4:00pm
| 6:00pm
|How to Get Published in 2600 (Or Anything Else)
|''your name here''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Hands-On With Wi-Fi Hacking on the ESP8266
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 3''' (Monday 7/27) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 1:00pm
|Introduction to Attack Techniques
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|How We Made a Queer "City-Walk" Film During a Pandemic
|''your name here''
|-
| 2:00pm
| 3:00pm
|Robots, Science, and Artistic Revolutionary Practices
|''your name here''
|-
| 3:00pm
| 4:00pm
|Let's Build a New Hackerspaces.org! A Discussion and Workgroup (1)
|''Todd Helm (psytek)''
|-
| 4:00pm
| 6:00pm
|Building a Home Lab and Introduction to Web Application Hacking
|''your name here''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Create Your Own Wi-Fi Connected Open Source USB Rubber Ducky
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 4''' (Tuesday 7/28) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 3:00pm
|OSINT Primer
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 3:00pm
| 4:00pm
|Let's Build a New Hackerspaces.org! A Discussion and Workgroup (2)
|''Todd Helm (psytek)''
|-
| 4:00pm
| 5:00pm
|Effective Meeting Design and Facilitation: Yes, Even Hackers Need to Run Meetings
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
| 5:00pm
| 6:00pm
|Intelligence Analysis 101
|''John C. Checco''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Design Your Own Digispark USB Attack Tool
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 5''' (Wednesday 7/29) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 1:00pm
|COBOL CTF
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:30pm
|Build Your GOVERNANCE.md File With CommunityRule
|''your name here''
|-
| 2:30pm
| 4:30pm
|Launch Your Own Website Phishing Attacks
|''your name here''
|-
| 4:30pm
| 5:30pm
|How to Motivate Hackers and Fight COVID-19 With Botnets
|''your name here''
|-
| 5:30pm
| 6:30pm
|Four Steps to FOIA Mastery (2)
|''your name here''
|-
| 6:30pm
| 7:30pm
|A Newsroom of Two: Your Computer and You
|''Micky Metts''
|-
| 7:30pm
| 8:30pm
|Create Your Portable CentOS Homelab in About an Hour
|''your name here''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 11:30pm
|Teaching an Arduino to Think
|''Todd Helm (psytek)''
|-
| 11:30pm
| 12:30am
|Hackers in a Post Roe v. Wade World (workshop)
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 6''' (Thursday 7/30) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 1:00pm
|Go the Wrong Way
|''John C. Checco''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|How to Start Contributing Open Source: Examples From the Apache Software Foundation
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 2:00pm
| 3:30pm
|Introduction to Modular Synthesis Using VCV Rack
|''your name here''
|-
| 3:30pm
| 5:30pm
|D-I-Yerba Mate Soda - How to Brew Mate Soda at Home
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 5:30pm
| 7:00pm
|MADDES Secret Lair
|''your name here''
|-
| 7:00pm
| 8:30pm
|Hidden in Plain Text: An Introduction to PGP/GPG Encryption (1)
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 10:00pm
|How to Prove and Assess Quality Learning (With \*DAS) (1)
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Build an Easy Ventilator
|''Lisha Sterling''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 7''' (Friday 7/31) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 12:00pm
|Artistic PCB Design for Terrified Beginners
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Hands-On Introduction to Apache Beam
|''your name here''
|-
| 2:00pm
| 3:00pm
|Python + Telnet = Muhahahha!!!
|''Lisha Sterling''
|-
| 5:00pm
| 6:30pm
|Surveillance Capitalism, Predictive Analysis, and You (2)
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 6:30pm
| 8:30pm
|Password Superpowers: How to Crack Hashes and Stump Hackers
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 10:00pm
|How to Prove and Assess Quality Learning (With \*DAS) (2)
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:00pm
|DIY Fabric Mask with Laser Cutting
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 8''' (Saturday 8/1) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 10:30am
|A Brief Introduction to GNU Screen: How to Make the Command Line Work for You
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:30am
| 2:00pm
|Arduino for Total Newbies
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 2:00pm
| 4:30pm
|ArduTouch Music Synthesizer
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 4:30pm
| 6:00pm
|Hidden in Plain Text: An Introduction to PGP/GPG Encryption (2)
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 7:00pm
|Inventory Management Playground (2)
|''your name here''
|-
| 7:00pm
| 8:30pm
|Custom Electronics + Activism in K-12 Education by MakeFashion Edu
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 10:00pm
|Weaving The Future
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Glow in the (Edible) Dyes (2)
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 9''' (Sunday 8/2) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 10:30am
|Mating Online (with Mate Tea) (2)
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:30am
| 12:00pm
|Free Speech Zero Day: Fascists Are Abusing It, Corporations Exploit It - How Do We Take It Back?
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:30pm
|Machine Learning for Anyone
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 1:30pm
| 3:30pm
|World Wide Wars: Introduction to Exploiting Web Applications
|''Thomas Hart''
|}

== Lockpicking Village Workshops ==

{| style="color:gray; background-color:#ccccff;" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1"
! Start time
! End time
! Workshop Title
! volunteer facilitator's name
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 3''' (Monday 7/27) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 3
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 3
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 3
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 4''' (Tuesday 7/28) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 4
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 4
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 4
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 5''' (Wednesday 7/29) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 5
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 5
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 5
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 6''' (Thursday 7/30) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 6
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 6
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 6
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 7''' (Friday 7/31) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 7
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 7
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 7
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 8''' (Saturday 8/1) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 8
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 8
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 8
|''your name here''
|}

== Hackers Got Talent ==

{| style="color:blue; background-color:#ffcccc;" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1"
! Start time
! End time
! Title
! volunteer facilitator's name
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''NIGHT 1''' ************
|
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:59pm
|Hackers Got Talent -- Night 1
|''Duck Duck''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''NIGHT 8''' ************
|
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:59pm
|Hackers Got Talent -- Night 8
|''your name here''
|}

== Talks ==

Please contact your team email address or the volunteer coordinator email (all active volunteers should have these email addresses) to sign up as a talk facilitator. Thanks!

Facilitators

2020-07-30T21:39:49Z

Lishevita: /* Workshops */ Adding facilitator to ventilator workshop

= We need volunteers to facilitate for workshops, Lockpicking Village workshops, and for Hackers Got Talent =
We need one volunteer facilitator for every workshop and talk, as well as the two Hackers Got Talent events. 
If you can facilitate for any of the presentations, please add your name in the table. 
If editing wiki pages isn't your thing, then please email <volunteers@hope.net> and let us know which workshop, talk or HGT event you would like to facilitate for.

The basics of this workshop helper role:
* '''Have an account at workshops.hope.net''', with the same name that you sign up here.
* Arrive in the meeting "room" 15-25 minutes before the workshop starts to meet with the presenter
* Provide or seek technical support if the presenter is having any issues or has requests
* During the workshop, monitor the room chat, and help attendees if you are able
* If there are issues, help to address them, or raise them with the appropriate team (technical issues, behavioral issues)
* For long-running workshops, it might not be necessary to stay for the whole thing (but it would be great if you could), once everything is working smoothly

When you start the room, the default presentation that will show up is a basic "How-To operate BigBlueButton".

== Workshops ==

{| style="color:red; background-color:#ccffcc;" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1"
! Start time
! End time
! Workshop Title
! volunteer facilitator's name
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 1''' (Saturday 7/25) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 1:00pm
|Incident Response and the ATT&CK Matrix
|''Regina Monaco''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 4:00pm
|The HoneyDB Honeypot Workshop
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 4:00pm
| 5:00pm
|Four Steps to FOIA Mastery (1)
|''Gil Elliot''
|-
| 5:00pm
| 6:00pm
|How to Develop a Map Based UI Using Javascript
|''your name here''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 7:00pm
|Inventory Management Playground (1)
|''your name here''
|-
| 7:00pm
| 8:30pm
|Surveillance Capitalism, Predictive Analysis, and You (1)
|''Julie Carlene''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 9:30pm
|NO WORKSHOP
|
|-
| 9:30pm
| 11:30pm
|Using the ACTFOIA Methodology to Promote Transparency Around the World
|''Micky Metts''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 2''' (Sunday 7/26) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 10:30am
|Evolve Beyond Grade-Based Education and Support Virtual Learning Communities With a Spreadsheet
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:30am
| 12:00pm
|Mating Online (with Mate Tea) (1)
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 4:00pm
|Securing Web Apps
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 4:00pm
| 6:00pm
|How to Get Published in 2600 (Or Anything Else)
|''your name here''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Hands-On With Wi-Fi Hacking on the ESP8266
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 3''' (Monday 7/27) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 1:00pm
|Introduction to Attack Techniques
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|How We Made a Queer "City-Walk" Film During a Pandemic
|''your name here''
|-
| 2:00pm
| 3:00pm
|Robots, Science, and Artistic Revolutionary Practices
|''your name here''
|-
| 3:00pm
| 4:00pm
|Let's Build a New Hackerspaces.org! A Discussion and Workgroup (1)
|''Todd Helm (psytek)''
|-
| 4:00pm
| 6:00pm
|Building a Home Lab and Introduction to Web Application Hacking
|''your name here''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Create Your Own Wi-Fi Connected Open Source USB Rubber Ducky
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 4''' (Tuesday 7/28) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 3:00pm
|OSINT Primer
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 3:00pm
| 4:00pm
|Let's Build a New Hackerspaces.org! A Discussion and Workgroup (2)
|''Todd Helm (psytek)''
|-
| 4:00pm
| 5:00pm
|Effective Meeting Design and Facilitation: Yes, Even Hackers Need to Run Meetings
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
| 5:00pm
| 6:00pm
|Intelligence Analysis 101
|''John C. Checco''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Design Your Own Digispark USB Attack Tool
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 5''' (Wednesday 7/29) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 1:00pm
|COBOL CTF
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:30pm
|Build Your GOVERNANCE.md File With CommunityRule
|''your name here''
|-
| 2:30pm
| 4:30pm
|Launch Your Own Website Phishing Attacks
|''your name here''
|-
| 4:30pm
| 5:30pm
|How to Motivate Hackers and Fight COVID-19 With Botnets
|''your name here''
|-
| 5:30pm
| 6:30pm
|Four Steps to FOIA Mastery (2)
|''your name here''
|-
| 6:30pm
| 7:30pm
|A Newsroom of Two: Your Computer and You
|''Micky Metts''
|-
| 7:30pm
| 8:30pm
|Create Your Portable CentOS Homelab in About an Hour
|''your name here''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 11:30pm
|Teaching an Arduino to Think
|''Todd Helm (psytek)''
|-
| 11:30pm
| 12:30am
|Hackers in a Post Roe v. Wade World (workshop)
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 6''' (Thursday 7/30) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 1:00pm
|Go the Wrong Way
|''John C. Checco''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|How to Start Contributing Open Source: Examples From the Apache Software Foundation
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 2:00pm
| 3:30pm
|Introduction to Modular Synthesis Using VCV Rack
|''your name here''
|-
| 3:30pm
| 5:30pm
|D-I-Yerba Mate Soda - How to Brew Mate Soda at Home
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 5:30pm
| 7:00pm
|MADDES Secret Lair
|''your name here''
|-
| 7:00pm
| 8:30pm
|Hidden in Plain Text: An Introduction to PGP/GPG Encryption (1)
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 10:00pm
|How to Prove and Assess Quality Learning (With \*DAS) (1)
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Build an Easy Ventilator
|''Lisha Sterling''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 7''' (Friday 7/31) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 12:00pm
|Artistic PCB Design for Terrified Beginners
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Hands-On Introduction to Apache Beam
|''your name here''
|-
| 2:00pm
| 3:00pm
|Python + Telnet = Muhahahha!!!
|''your name here''
|-
| 5:00pm
| 6:30pm
|Surveillance Capitalism, Predictive Analysis, and You (2)
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 6:30pm
| 8:30pm
|Password Superpowers: How to Crack Hashes and Stump Hackers
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 10:00pm
|How to Prove and Assess Quality Learning (With \*DAS) (2)
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:00pm
|DIY Fabric Mask with Laser Cutting
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 8''' (Saturday 8/1) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 10:30am
|A Brief Introduction to GNU Screen: How to Make the Command Line Work for You
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:30am
| 2:00pm
|Arduino for Total Newbies
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 2:00pm
| 4:30pm
|ArduTouch Music Synthesizer
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 4:30pm
| 6:00pm
|Hidden in Plain Text: An Introduction to PGP/GPG Encryption (2)
|''Thomas Hart''
|-
| 6:00pm
| 7:00pm
|Inventory Management Playground (2)
|''your name here''
|-
| 7:00pm
| 8:30pm
|Custom Electronics + Activism in K-12 Education by MakeFashion Edu
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
| 8:30pm
| 10:00pm
|Weaving The Future
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:00pm
|Glow in the (Edible) Dyes (2)
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 9''' (Sunday 8/2) ************
|
|-
| 9:00am
| 10:30am
|Mating Online (with Mate Tea) (2)
|''your name here''
|-
| 10:30am
| 12:00pm
|Free Speech Zero Day: Fascists Are Abusing It, Corporations Exploit It - How Do We Take It Back?
|''Jasmine Carpentier''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:30pm
|Machine Learning for Anyone
|''Serge Wroclawski''
|-
| 1:30pm
| 3:30pm
|World Wide Wars: Introduction to Exploiting Web Applications
|''Thomas Hart''
|}

== Lockpicking Village Workshops ==

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! Start time
! End time
! Workshop Title
! volunteer facilitator's name
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 3''' (Monday 7/27) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 3
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 3
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 3
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 4''' (Tuesday 7/28) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 4
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 4
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 4
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 5''' (Wednesday 7/29) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 5
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 5
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 5
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 6''' (Thursday 7/30) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 6
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 6
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 6
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 7''' (Friday 7/31) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 7
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 7
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 7
|''your name here''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''DAY 8''' (Saturday 8/1) ************
|
|-
| 11:00am
| 12:00pm
|Lockpicking 101 - Day 8
|''your name here''
|-
| 12:00pm
| 1:00pm
|Restraints 101 - Day 8
|''your name here''
|-
| 1:00pm
| 2:00pm
|Bypass 101 - Day 8
|''your name here''
|}

== Hackers Got Talent ==

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! Start time
! End time
! Title
! volunteer facilitator's name
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''NIGHT 1''' ************
|
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:59pm
|Hackers Got Talent -- Night 1
|''Duck Duck''
|-
|
|
|       ************ '''NIGHT 8''' ************
|
|-
| 10:00pm
| 11:59pm
|Hackers Got Talent -- Night 8
|''your name here''
|}

== Talks ==

Please contact your team email address or the volunteer coordinator email (all active volunteers should have these email addresses) to sign up as a talk facilitator. Thanks!