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Defcon 13: Dan Kaminsky, Black Ops of TCP 2005

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Defcon 13: Christian Grothoff, Lost In Translation

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Defcon 13: Keynote: Dr. Linton Wells

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Defcon 13: Fyodor, Hacking Nmap

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Defcon 13: Paul Vixie, The Internets March of Folly

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Defcon 13: Wesley Tanner and Nick Lane-Smith: End-to-End Voice Encryption over GSM: A Different Approach

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Defcon 13: Robert E. Lee & Jack C. Louis:Introducing Unicornscan - Riding the Unicorn

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Defcon 13: Ofir Arkin, A New Hybrid Approach for Infrastructure Discovery, Monitoring and Control

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Defcon 13: Ofir Arkin, On the Current State of Remote Active OS Fingerprinting

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Defcon 13: Jay Beale, Introducing the Bastille Hardening Assessment Tool

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Defcon 13: Marshall Beddoe, Reverse Engineering Network Protocols using Bioinformatics

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Defcon 13: Wes Brown & Scott Dunlop, Mosquito - Secure Remote Code Execution Framework

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Defcon 13: Daniel Burroughs, Auto-adapting Stealth Communication Channels

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Defcon 13: Daniel Burroughs, Development of An Undergraduate Security Program

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Defcon 13: Strom Carlson & Black Ratchet, Be Your Own Telephone Company... With Asterisk

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Defcon 13: Greg Conti, Countering Denial of Information Attacks

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Defcon 13: Ian Clarke & Oskar Sandberg, Routing in the Dark: Scalable Searches in Dark P2P Networks

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Defcon 13: CISO Q&A with Dark Tangent

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Defcon 13: Deviant Ollam, Introduction to Lockpicking and Physical Security

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Defcon 13: Steve Dunker Esq, The Hacker's Guide to Search and Arrest

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Defcon 13: Leonard Gallion, A Safecracking Double Feature: Dial "B" For BackDialing and Spike the Wonder Safe

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Defcon 13: Kristofer Erickson, The Power to Map: How Cyberspace Is Imagined Through Cartography

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Defcon 13: Kenneth Geers, Hacking in a Foreign Language: A Network Security Guide to Russia (and Beyond)

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Defcon 13: Michael Glasser & Deviant Ollam, Intro to High Security Locks and Safes

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Defcon 13: Paul Graham, Inequality and Risk

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Defcon 13: Jennifer Granick, Top Ten Legal Issues in Computer Security

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Defcon 13: Julian Grizzard, Surgical Recovery from Kernel-Level Rootkit Installations

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Defcon 13: Deral Heiland, The Insecure Workstation II "Bob Reloaded"

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Defcon 13: Thomas J. Holt, No Women Allowed? Exploring Gender Differences In Hacking

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Defcon 13: Johnny Long, Death of a Thousand cuts - Forensics

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Defcon 13: Johnny Long, Google Hacking for Penetration Testers

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Defcon 13: Jonathan Levin, The Dark Side of Winsock

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Defcon 13: Ben Kurtz, A Linguistic Platform for Threat Development

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Defcon 13: jives, Passive Host Auditing

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Defcon 13: Robert "hackajar" Imhoff-Dousharm,Credit Cards: Everything You have Ever Wanted to Know

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Defcon 13: David Hulton, The Next Generation of Cryptanalytic Hardware

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Defcon 13: Broward Horne, Meme Mining for Fun and Profit

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Defcon 13: Tony Howlett, GeoIP Blocking, A Controversial But (Sometimes) Effective Approach

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Defcon 13: Kevin McCarthy, The Six Year Old Hacker: No More Script Kiddies

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Defcon 13: Jim Christy and various other Feds, Meet the Fed

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Defcon 13: Metalstorm, Trust Transience: Post Intrusion SSH Hijacking

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Defcon 13: Mystic, Hacking the Mind (Influence and NLP)

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Defcon 13: Dean Pierce, Brandon Edwards & Anthony Lineberry, Bypassing Authenticated Wireless Networks

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Defcon 13: Roberto Preatoni & Fabio Ghioni, Assymetric Digital Warfare

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Defcon 13: Raven, Pen-testing the Backbone

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Defcon 13: San, Hacking Windows CE

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Defcon 13: Shmoo Group, Shmoo-Fu: Hacker Goo, Goofs, and Gear with the Shmoo

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Defcon 13: Jason Scott, Why Tech Documentaries are Impossible (And why we have to do them anyway.)

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Defcon 13: Sensepost, Automation - Deus ex Machina or Rube Goldberg Machine?

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Defcon 13: RS, Forensic Data Acquisition Tools

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Defcon 13: Matthew L. Shuchman ("Pilgrim") , Building WarDriving Hardware Workshop

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Defcon 13: NMRC Collective,The NMRC Warez 2005 Extravaganza

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Defcon 13: Matthew L. Shuchman & Others, Legal and Ethical Aspects of WarDriving

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Defcon 13: Alexey Smirnov & Tzi-cker Chiueh, DIRA: Automatic Detection, Identification, and Repair of Control-Hijacking Attacks

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Defcon 13: Jim "FalconRed" Rennie, Licensing Agreements 101: The Creative Commons License

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Defcon 13: StankDawg, Hacking Google AdWords

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Defcon 13: Sherri Sparks & Jamie Butler, "Shadow Walker" - Raising The Bar For Rootkit Detection

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Defcon 13: Elizabeth Stark & Fred Benenson, The Revolution Will Not Be Copyrighted: Why You Should Care About Free Culture

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Defcon 13: Alex Stamos & Scott Stender, Attacking Web Services: The Next Generation of Vulnerable Apps

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Defcon 13: Paul Vixie & Gadi Evron, Internet Survivability, Threats and Efforts

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Defcon 13: Marc Weber Tobias & Matt Fiddler, Physical Security Bypass Techniques: Exploring the Ethics of Full Disclosure

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Defcon 13: Patty L. Walsh, Muckraker, Hackers and the Media - Misconceptions and Critical Tools To Combat Them.

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Defcon 13: Chuck Willis, Trends in Licensing of Security Tools

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Defcon 13: The Dark Tangent, Award Ceremonies

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Defcon 13: Defcon Panel Discussion of regional DC Groups

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Defcon 13: Jonathan Levin, The Dark side of Winsock

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Defcon 13: Raffael Marty, Visual Security Event Analysis

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Defcon 13: The Hacker Foundation, Doing Not-For-Profit Tech: The Hacker Foundation Year in Review

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Defcon 13: Major Malfunction, Old Skewl Hacking - InfraRed

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Defcon 13: Robert Morris, ATM Network Vulnerabilities

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Defcon 13: David Cowan - The Information Security Industry: $3 Billion of Snake Oil

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Defcon 13: Sam Thingpen - From Cyberspace to Hyperspace

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Defcon 13: Philip R. Zimmermann, The Unveiling of My Next Big Project: ZPhone