I’m actively going back and adding links to my original DEFCON 18 posts as they become available and/or I find them.
However, I know some people use RSS to read WCD, and don’t automatically get updated posts in their feed. So I’m also going to try posting lists of updates I’ve added, at least for the DEFCON 18 stuff.
- added a link for “Build your own UAV 2.0 – Wireless Mayhem from the Heavens!“.
- added a link for “Black Ops Of Fundamental Defense: Web Edition” (DEFCON title)/”Black Ops of Fundamental Defense: Introducing the Domain Key Infrastructure” (actual title) (Black Hat version).
- added link to “Extreme-range RFID tracking” (Black Hat 2010 version of talk). (Paget’s blog entry on the talk; contains links to slides and code.)
- added link to “Jackpotting Automated Teller Machines Redux” (MP4 file of presentation from Black Hat 2010).
- added link to “Practical Cellphone Spying” (Paget’s blog, which links to slides).
- added link to “How to Hack Millions of Routers” (Black Hat version).
- added link to “Hacking with Hardware: Introducing the Universal RF Usb Keboard Emulation Device – URFUKED“.
- added link to “Programmable HID USB Keystroke Dongle: Using the Teensy as a Pen Testing Device“.
If you’re aware of links I’ve missed so far (and by the way, thanks Gremlin), or if there’s a talk you saw that I haven’t covered, please feel free to leave comments.
and discovered Salazar was a close friend of Thompson’s. Actually, more than just a close friend; the “300-pound Samoan attorney” in 
was Salazar (who, according to Thompson, was somewhat upset that Thompson chose to conceal his identity).