00:00:00.375-->00:00:07.000 >>Okay so I wanted to welcome you all to Def Con 25 I'm really curious, show of hands, I know 00:00:07.000-->00:00:12.875 it's not perfect but this hotel compared to Paris Bally's, who likes this one better? [crowd 00:00:12.875-->00:00:17.875 cheers] okay I'm glad you like it 'cause we're here next year [laughs] [cheering continues] If 00:00:23.375-->00:00:29.125 you didn't like it I don't know what I would have done. And I I'm told that the escalators 00:00:29.125-->00:00:34.125 will be fixed by next year so [laughter and cheers] Um so before we get going I just wanna 00:00:39.792-->00:00:45.375 start acknowledging um a lot of the hard work a lot of us went through to- to make this event 00:00:45.375-->00:00:50.375 happen um and some of you might have seen a tweet about the- the drama we had with the bean bags, 00:00:53.042-->00:00:59.333 these are the last two surviving bean bags, right near, the others have been kidnapped or 00:00:59.333-->00:01:04.500 'bean' napped or something um so he's gonna take this bean bag swirl it over his head and throw 00:01:04.500-->00:01:09.125 it into the audience on this side and uh just to give you a heads up I don't want a lawsuit 00:01:09.125-->00:01:15.417 so somebody on this side will be the proud owner of a bean bag and uh somebody on this side 00:01:15.417-->00:01:20.667 will be the proud owner of a bean bag [cheering] here we go- and this is to- this'll be the 00:01:20.667-->00:01:27.500 second year that we have had all of our bean bags disappear [laughter] go for it! No you're 00:01:27.500-->00:01:30.875 gonna throw em, you're closer to the uh the people. [cheering] [speaker laughs] [crowd cheers] 00:01:30.875-->00:01:35.875 Oh right on! Okay Paul, yeah go for it. Yeah let's see how far you can hurl the- [crowd cheers] 00:02:00.625-->00:02:05.333 [applause] So some of you might have noticed that we weren't up to our normal standard of super 00:02:05.333-->00:02:10.333 cool badges this year because of uh an emergency uh with LostboY which is- we really wish him 00:02:12.917-->00:02:18.500 good luck and I don't know if you saw the we uh- 'bring back Lost' badges that were going 00:02:18.500-->00:02:23.708 around so I've been talking to Lost he's- he's he's all in so don't worry next year we should 00:02:23.708-->00:02:30.375 be enjoying some masterful Lost electronic construction [cheering] so that'll be good. 00:02:30.375-->00:02:35.375 But it really turned out that um badge life really became a thing this year, it really seemed to 00:02:38.333-->00:02:44.833 be the tipping point and so even though we didn't have a super construction other people did 00:02:44.833-->00:02:49.208 and I really just want to just call out Def Con 25 I think was really the birth of this badge 00:02:49.208-->00:02:54.208 life so that was awesome! Everybody who's designed a badge give it up to them. [applause] 00:03:01.542-->00:03:06.458 It's always tricky every year because we have, as you know, we don't do pre registration so we 00:03:06.458-->00:03:11.625 don't know how many people to expect, how much to buy, it's really like uh- a lot of 00:03:11.625-->00:03:16.625 guessing um and so this year we completely sold out and we want to really think swag team 00:03:19.000-->00:03:23.833 working really hard we- we moved more inventory on Thursday then we did on Thursday and Friday 00:03:23.833-->00:03:28.625 last year so it's just really worked out to be pretty popular and of course the shirts we 00:03:28.625-->00:03:34.250 didn't think would be popular were popular and vice versa and uh the speaker control team 00:03:34.250-->00:03:38.333 really chipped in and helped out so I just wanna acknowledge how a lot of these teams work 00:03:38.333-->00:03:43.333 together and it's just a great community [applause]. This is how many goons it takes to pull 00:03:50.500-->00:03:56.333 of an event this size it takes us back in world domination headquarters planning about ten 00:03:56.333-->00:04:01.333 months out of the year and these are all the teams that uh manage and operate the con, there's 00:04:03.833-->00:04:08.833 over 380 goons to pull this off so if you're a goon stand up and let's acknowledge your awesome 00:04:10.875-->00:04:15.875 [applause] [cheering] Right on. [applause continues] I wanna see if you organized a contest, an 00:04:30.875-->00:04:36.750 event, or a party that any attendee could enjoy stand up because you are the ones that 00:04:36.750-->00:04:41.750 gave us all the enjoyable action [applause] yeah! Alright and this being Las Vegas um where 00:04:54.375-->00:04:58.625 they're very concerned about safety and security I've just been informed that the fire 00:04:58.625-->00:05:05.125 marshall would like us to stay in our seats [laughs] so we will now be waving our hands or maybe 00:05:05.125-->00:05:10.125 like the IETF we'll just snap our fingers or hum loudly. [laughter] If you are a goon 00:05:12.500-->00:05:17.500 that is either a first year goon or a retiring goon let's just have you wave your hands 00:05:26.250-->00:05:31.250 [laughs] Thank you! We try to make it really easy at Def Con for people to come and go and so 00:05:34.167-->00:05:40.125 we try to make it easy for you to help out and if you get busy with life or burned out or you 00:05:40.125-->00:05:45.417 need to move to some other country and you can't quite attend it's okay right? People 00:05:45.417-->00:05:49.458 come and go through Def Con we try to make it as easy as possible for people to 00:05:49.458-->00:05:56.042 contribute when and where they can contribute and so um I just would like to thank those- of 00:05:56.042-->00:05:59.958 those that are retiring I just want to acknowledge all of their past contributions because 00:05:59.958-->00:06:04.167 that's really valuable and it really helped get us here I mean we're really on the shoulders of 00:06:04.167-->00:06:09.167 giants. Also this year the Hacker Tracker App became official, it is now an official 00:06:11.833-->00:06:18.292 Def Con app and we're helping provide them some support. Okay. Who here downloaded this thing 00:06:18.292-->00:06:24.417 and really thought it was useful? [cheering] Yeah! This is awesome. We're just going to 00:06:24.417-->00:06:28.292 keep growing it and we're gonna do what we can to provide them support and next year it'll be 00:06:28.292-->00:06:34.958 just that much better so I think uh that's really- been really really cool. Okay so I'm gonna 00:06:34.958-->00:06:38.208 pass the microphone off we're going to give you the quick low down on what's been going on 00:06:38.208-->00:06:43.083 with NOC this year Luis is gonna talk about some great new equipment we had and he'll run 00:06:43.083-->00:06:48.083 some statistics so Luis [applause] >>Thanks Jeff! Hello Def Con 25, it's awesome to be 00:06:54.167-->00:06:59.167 here. I've been on my phone because I heard the streaming was down but now it is up, 00:07:03.250-->00:07:09.250 thanks VideoMan. [cheering] So I'm just going to go through some slides, this is mostly for 00:07:09.250-->00:07:15.750 a historic purpose and we so you can download from Def Con networking dot org later to see 00:07:15.750-->00:07:19.667 the statistics I'm not going to go through the whole thing, but if you don't know what we do 00:07:19.667-->00:07:24.667 here, the NOC does the whole wired infrastructure uh which is listed on your left and then for 00:07:28.833-->00:07:34.583 most of you what matters is in the brave and then once they patch their phones for wifi 00:07:34.583-->00:07:39.583 vulnerabilities um it's the the wireless network and this- we're going to talk a little bit about 00:07:41.625-->00:07:46.625 this and the DC TV we also do that um VideoMan and Sarif they do a great job making it work 00:07:49.792-->00:07:54.000 and trying to keep it working that's been the- one of the challenges we have this year and 00:07:54.000-->00:08:00.708 we appreciate the patience that you guys have with us. So a quick run down on the network um 00:08:00.708-->00:08:07.333 we have a 10 gig backbone uh within the hotel uh the hotel is awesome. The hotel IT and Encore 00:08:07.333-->00:08:14.208 staff, that is the company that helps the hotel and us, they are- I can not express how much 00:08:14.208-->00:08:19.208 uh we appreciate their jobs so please give a hand- handout to them. [applause] As for the gear 00:08:25.458-->00:08:28.792 that we have I'm not gonna go through the whole thing, as I said you can download this 00:08:28.792-->00:08:34.417 later, but we have a whole bunch of stuff, we have some enterprise class stuff and some 00:08:34.417-->00:08:39.417 non enterpri- enterprise class things that we make everything work uh wanna find out the 00:08:41.708-->00:08:46.708 wireless would mean using a 7210 Aruba Controller and last year as you can see the- the second 00:08:49.958-->00:08:54.958 line there we had a whole bunch of AP models and stuff, this year we uh Aruba facilitated for 00:08:57.875-->00:09:02.875 us, seventy five new AP's so this year we deployed 69 AP's throughout the convention center 00:09:04.875-->00:09:09.875 and we had some spot- spotty coverage and stuff like that but uh thanks Aruba for helping us 00:09:12.833-->00:09:17.833 for the long term. [applause] As for DC TV last year if you remember or if you download the 00:09:24.458-->00:09:29.750 presentation from last year we were using raspberry pis this year we changed to OIDROIDs And 00:09:29.750-->00:09:36.042 the number, the odd number there uh is because we were streaming to Paris and Bally's which is 00:09:36.042-->00:09:41.042 gonna be on the issues uh slide but it's it worked was the first year um it's gonna get better. 00:09:46.458-->00:09:51.458 This is our network design we can look at it later. [laughter] K [laughter] so DC TV as you 00:09:57.000-->00:10:02.000 know we had last year was the first time we were streaming in H- HD. Uh so we capped that 00:10:04.667-->00:10:09.792 makes the end- the little devices that make the conversion sometimes a little upset and 00:10:09.792-->00:10:14.958 overheat and lock up but we're gonna keep doing that it looks nice. I had a chance to watch a 00:10:14.958-->00:10:21.542 little bit on my TV uh in the hotel and we had this year so five channels here at Caesar's 00:10:21.542-->00:10:27.000 and four channels at the other hotels for because of uh hardware limitations beyond our 00:10:27.000-->00:10:32.000 control. This is the timeline we showed up a couple of us on Saturday start working on Sunday 00:10:34.833-->00:10:40.167 and for the first time ever by Wed- Wednesday night we had everything done. Everything that 00:10:40.167-->00:10:45.167 was on the list [applause] Then Thursday shows up and then we have the last minute requests 00:10:51.125-->00:10:56.125 that are very uh usual and it's it's good that we got stuff done before so we can cater uh those 00:10:58.750-->00:11:03.833 that are- like room changes there's there's a lot of things once we show up on site not only 00:11:03.833-->00:11:08.917 us from the NOC but everyone here the- the dynamic is good, love the dynamic of working with 00:11:08.917-->00:11:14.583 the other groups- the other goon groups it's been a great year for us and now we're on Sunday 00:11:14.583-->00:11:20.917 we're gonna tear down and tomorrow we go home and start planning for next year. Issues, 00:11:20.917-->00:11:26.458 bandwidth, I love that you guys use a lot of bandwidth but um that's one of the issues that we 00:11:26.458-->00:11:31.458 have and we're gonna try to fix that in the future, right Jeff? >>Yes, Oh yes >>Jeff says yes. 00:11:34.833-->00:11:40.833 And DC TV we have like a combination of things right? When we try new things it's very 00:11:40.833-->00:11:45.833 hard to uh sometimes pinpoint a problem uh but we worked hard as I said before, VideoMan and 00:11:48.208-->00:11:54.292 Sarif they do a great job and I really appreciate what what what they do to make sure that this 00:11:54.292-->00:11:59.125 is going on right? This is going on the internet right now so for those that couldn't be here it's 00:11:59.125-->00:12:03.875 awesome to be able to to send this information to them and yes that IP address is from that 00:12:03.875-->00:12:08.875 movie back in the 90s. Um Wifi stuff uh amazingly enough like clients people really like to 00:12:14.500-->00:12:19.500 jump on the open network and do bad things or not so good things and but almost half or more than 00:12:21.792-->00:12:27.750 half use the the secure network and we have the wifi reg and stuff it's very interesting to 00:12:27.750-->00:12:33.000 see on the destination that people use, you're still here and using Facebook. I hope 00:12:33.000-->00:12:38.000 you're- I hope you're posting things that you're learning during the conference. Not gonna 00:12:40.375-->00:12:46.833 go through the numbers here but we used um I was lazy and I used the slides from last year so you 00:12:46.833-->00:12:51.958 can see that we used a little bit of inbound traffic we went up as expected seems we have 00:12:51.958-->00:12:56.958 more people outbound also a little bit more but not too much and the most important part here 00:12:59.792-->00:13:04.542 was that for the first time ever we had more than two thousand users on the wireless at the 00:13:04.542-->00:13:09.542 same time, so that's pretty awesome [applause] This is our team, the break down, we have 00:13:14.167-->00:13:21.125 twelve people total for doing a conference this size it's pretty amazing. Uh shout out to our our 00:13:21.125-->00:13:26.125 new member of the team uh Nancy she's awesome she brought a lot of good energy to the grumpy 00:13:28.667-->00:13:33.792 guys that we are so that's good. [applause] and we also invited Richard Cheese to be a part of 00:13:33.792-->00:13:40.083 the team but he was busy preparing for his show. Really special thanks to Jeff, he 00:13:40.083-->00:13:46.333 anytime we need to jump on a call and get stuff resolved, he helps a lot, Charel, without you 00:13:46.333-->00:13:51.500 this wouldn't be possible, Will for getting- buying all the stuff that we request or almost 00:13:51.500-->00:13:56.458 all the stuff that we request but we we work together really well >>Yeah we had to turn down 00:13:56.458-->00:14:02.875 the giant electric cat >>yes [Crowd 'awes'] >>Yeah I know you. You know I wanna see a 00:14:02.875-->00:14:07.875 giant electric cat next year you know >>Yeah! [crowd cheers] >>Yeah! As I said before 00:14:10.250-->00:14:14.583 Caesar's IT, Encore you guys are awesome, Source of Knowledge that does all the transcoding of 00:14:14.583-->00:14:19.500 the video that hopefully is going to the internet since I'm not checking my phone um the 00:14:19.500-->00:14:24.917 guys that for the past five, six years bring us snacks to the NOC they worked in the NOC or SOC 00:14:24.917-->00:14:30.208 before they know how good our lives are. The press goons they helped us a lot this year so 00:14:30.208-->00:14:35.208 Melanie and team, thanks so much, Capitan Obvious from Caesar's IT we love you uh Micah 00:14:38.458-->00:14:44.083 from Apple we don't love you [laugh] The Machine and thanks for you guys behaving on the 00:14:44.083-->00:14:49.083 network as much as you can thanks so much [applause] >>Sorry I was mesmerized by 00:14:55.708-->00:15:00.708 those numbers uh let's go to the next one okay so here are all the villages we have at Def Con 00:15:04.750-->00:15:11.167 there's quite a number of them and if you remember back in the day when uh Russ Rogers came to 00:15:11.167-->00:15:15.500 me and he said you know we gotta do something more than just having these speaking tracks um 00:15:15.500-->00:15:21.208 and so he came up with this idea of the village and then quickly the very first village you can 00:15:21.208-->00:15:24.875 see here 10th anniversary Hardware Hacking Village, they were the very first one and 00:15:24.875-->00:15:29.542 they've been keeping it real ever since, every station was busy and next year we're going 00:15:29.542-->00:15:34.542 to grow more stations for them. Lockpick Village is also in the 10th I don't know why it's not 00:15:37.875-->00:15:43.583 on here but Lockpick Village is also on it's 10th anniversary and Tool and all the volunteers 00:15:43.583-->00:15:50.208 that make the Lockpick Village awesome that's just an incredible learning experience I 00:15:50.208-->00:15:55.583 remember I was in there and there's like I don't know twelve ten year old girl and you could 00:15:55.583-->00:15:59.417 tell that she was very skeptical cause her dad was there and kind of trying to force her to do 00:15:59.417-->00:16:03.500 something she didn't want to do she was kind of like messing around with this lock and then 00:16:03.500-->00:16:06.917 all of a sudden like the lock po- it was like a master lock and her eyes, the lo- the lock 00:16:06.917-->00:16:12.542 popped open and her eyes are just like [sound effect] like I did that? You mean locks are not 00:16:12.542-->00:16:17.542 secure? You mean I can like take over the world? [laughs] I was like mmmm. [Cheering] [laughs] 00:16:24.750-->00:16:29.792 And that was just like the most immediate feedback I could watch her like calculate calculate 00:16:29.792-->00:16:35.250 calculate it was like her perception of the world changed right there and that was thanks 00:16:35.250-->00:16:40.208 to the villages and this year there's two new villages that are joining. When we moved from 00:16:40.208-->00:16:46.167 Paris Bally's we were just out of space, we didn't have enough walls, this year we have more 00:16:46.167-->00:16:51.458 walls we have smaller spaces more areas that we can break people out into and so we added 00:16:51.458-->00:16:56.458 two villages, the Recon Village on open source [applause] right on Recon Village really I mean 00:17:00.417-->00:17:05.500 you guys were like you were not a first year you showed up and were almost feeling like almost 00:17:05.500-->00:17:10.083 like a third year event that's a village that was really well done and the Voting Machine 00:17:10.083-->00:17:15.083 Hacking Village which was a runaway success we didn't quite expect it to be so crazy and it 00:17:15.083-->00:17:20.083 was crazy by the end of the Con every voting machine fell and that's like two and a half days 00:17:30.333-->00:17:34.042 [applause] So this just kind of gives you an idea and then I also want to call out the ICS 00:17:34.042-->00:17:39.500 village um they weren't here last year, but they're back this year having a great time so it's 00:17:39.500-->00:17:43.250 really nice even when villages can't make it one year they can come back we're really welcoming 00:17:43.250-->00:17:48.500 and so we're constantly on the lookout for new ideas and we were gath- we were joking around 00:17:48.500-->00:17:53.417 earlier getting ready for this and um and I was saying you know what you know on Sunday we have 00:17:53.417-->00:17:57.958 so few people that buy badges from us on Sunday we should just close the registration 00:17:57.958-->00:18:02.958 department and stick the badges in a vending machine. [laughter] Vending Machine Hacking Village 00:18:09.292-->00:18:14.750 [laughs] [cheering] >>Woo! >>'cause we all need potato chips. Okay um just some quick 00:18:14.750-->00:18:21.625 statistics the Data Duplication Village um near and dear to my heart um you can see this year 00:18:21.625-->00:18:28.458 uh we broke last year's record we've pushed more data. Look in the lower left hand corner, you 00:18:28.458-->00:18:33.333 can see the drive types and their failure rates I don't know who Mediamax is but they really 00:18:33.333-->00:18:38.333 need to fix their S***t it's like 43 percent failure rate, you know? And it's too bad that 00:18:42.417-->00:18:47.583 HGST is around 18 perfect failure rate it's pretty clear that the best ones are Toshiba 00:18:47.583-->00:18:52.583 and Western Digital um anyway the info con stuff is online as well if you want to download it 00:18:54.750-->00:19:00.792 I just thought that this community would like enjoy statistics >>Yeah! >>[laughs] 00:19:00.792-->00:19:05.583 Okay so I'm gonna pass it off to Grifter here for all the events, contests and parties he's gonna 00:19:05.583-->00:19:09.708 kind of run through what we've got and we're going to start calling out some of the winners. 00:19:09.708-->00:19:14.708 >>Hey how's it going? >>Woo! >>Ow! Oh my gosh Def Con bleh! Um so so this year new venue new 00:19:25.500-->00:19:31.708 insanity um so thank you to all of the organizers of villages events contests that um put up 00:19:31.708-->00:19:36.708 with well all of our bulls**t um and and figuring out the new space uh genuinely we thank you 00:19:40.125-->00:19:45.833 uh so as far as events um we have we have a lot of return events here where we have 00:19:45.833-->00:19:50.833 friends of Bill uh Be The Match all those guys came back I think um hacker karaoke thought for a 00:19:54.333-->00:20:00.042 minute they weren't an event somehow like a message got lost somewhere and then three weeks 00:20:00.042-->00:20:03.708 ago when we said like oh hey we still have some more space does anybody want to do something 00:20:03.708-->00:20:09.333 they submitted again even though they'd already been accepted [laughter] so they were super 00:20:09.333-->00:20:15.625 stoked uh and it was sick if you weren't if you weren't at hacker karaoke this year it was crazy 00:20:15.625-->00:20:21.750 but thank you to all the event organizers genuinely we really had a blast and we appreciate 00:20:21.750-->00:20:26.750 your efforts. Um so let's get into contests >>woo! >>woo! >>That's a lot of contests um so 00:20:32.292-->00:20:37.542 you guys like to do stuff when you're here you know no idle hands right? Uh and here's the 00:20:37.542-->00:20:42.750 thing though this list is just a little bit smaller than last year so we had a couple of 00:20:42.750-->00:20:48.333 contests that were like for Def Con 25 we just want to kick it and we're just gonna hang out 00:20:48.333-->00:20:54.500 and enjoy the show and so a few contests that have been around for awhile um didn't return 00:20:54.500-->00:20:59.875 which means we have some openings for contests so please if you're interested email 00:20:59.875-->00:21:04.875 contests at defcon dot org let us know what you wanna do not today [laughter] like like give 00:21:08.583-->00:21:14.000 us a little bit. I plan to sleep for the rest of the week so but seriously hit us up tell us what 00:21:14.000-->00:21:19.000 your ideas are um we had- we had contests this year like the tin foil hat contest was something 00:21:21.250-->00:21:27.458 that they just walked up and said like hey we're like yes! Over there tin foil hat 00:21:27.458-->00:21:33.167 [applause] Like it was just one of those things where we're like how the hell have we not had a 00:21:33.167-->00:21:37.958 tin foil contest- hat contest in twenty five years and they were like no it will be super simple 00:21:37.958-->00:21:42.958 they will just make hats and the best hat wins yeah [laughter] yeah alright done um So yeah 00:21:45.000-->00:21:49.083 tons of great contests if you were in the contest area it was always hopping obviously we also 00:21:49.083-->00:21:53.250 have contests that go on the villages that uh that have a lot of effort put into them as well 00:21:53.250-->00:21:59.500 so thanks to them uh and then I just wanna say to my uh to my team thank you to my contest 00:21:59.500-->00:22:06.167 goons I know they're around here somewhere >>woo! >>Yes, yes [applause] special- special 00:22:06.167-->00:22:11.167 thanks to- to Zant and to Stomper and to Drist uh for- for handling all the bidness um and 00:22:14.917-->00:22:19.917 then also I wanna throw out uh a thank you not just not just like to the contest folks but also a 00:22:22.917-->00:22:29.750 special thanks to Nikita sitting over here Nikita helped [applause] pull us out of many a 00:22:29.750-->00:22:36.333 hole this year um also I don't know, I don't know- I don't know how many people realize like 00:22:36.333-->00:22:43.083 Nikita handles every single submission that comes through Def Con so if you submit to the 00:22:43.083-->00:22:48.083 call for papers like she has to deal with your crap some of it's crap let's just be honest um but 00:22:50.500-->00:22:55.292 a lot of it requires feedback which means that as the review board asks for questions she has 00:22:55.292-->00:23:00.333 a dialogue back and forth with whoever the submitter is and so we're talking about a thousand 00:23:00.333-->00:23:05.917 submissions and an additional hundreds and hundreds of contacts thereafter so can we 00:23:05.917-->00:23:10.917 please get a round of applause for Nikita? [applause] [cheering] and Nikita's baby 00:23:19.417-->00:23:25.875 [chuckles] alright that's enough sit down um Alright let's get this thing rollin' so here are 00:23:25.875-->00:23:30.875 our black badge contests uh for Def Con this year we're gon- so- we don't announce which contests 00:23:36.750-->00:23:43.000 are going to be a black badge contest until essentially this morning, every Sunday morning, 00:23:43.000-->00:23:48.000 and here's why, look at that list. You're not all getting into Def Con free for life like 00:23:50.750-->00:23:55.750 I'm sorry it's just- it's not a thing uh however we we have a few badges that we give out and 00:23:57.917-->00:24:02.500 we don't want it to be something where you know that a certain contest is gonna have a black 00:24:02.500-->00:24:07.208 badge and so that's the contest that everybody focuses on and maybe a contest that's new or 00:24:07.208-->00:24:14.125 just starting out gets completely ignored so at any point we will decide this 00:24:14.125-->00:24:19.250 contest is doing a killer job they're gonna be a black badge contest even if they have no 00:24:19.250-->00:24:25.333 idea they're in the running uh we just pick them out so that you as attendees will just go do 00:24:25.333-->00:24:30.333 what you love or go learn something new and we don't have to worry about having new 00:24:32.333-->00:24:36.958 contests that have two people playing it so just get out there and play the contest that you're 00:24:36.958-->00:24:41.958 going enjoy that you'll learn something from and maybe you'll get into Def Con free for life. 00:24:49.875-->00:24:54.583 [applause] [off mic comment] >>Okay Um also that means that contests sometimes that do get 00:24:54.583-->00:24:58.458 black badges may not have one the next year I just want to point that out that it doesn't 00:24:58.458-->00:25:02.375 mean that that contest fell in quality or anything we just again we can't give them to the 00:25:02.375-->00:25:08.208 same people every year so um before we get to this I'm gonna let Jeff say a couple of words 00:25:08.208-->00:25:13.208 about the uber badge so >>Yeah. Hey so um because we had our badge construction problem this 00:25:17.458-->00:25:22.458 year same thing we had a problem with the uber badge construction and uber badges are are pretty 00:25:24.583-->00:25:29.583 awesome and we had like ten days to create an uber badge which is pretty difficult to do um and so 00:25:33.583-->00:25:37.750 we thought we had a great solution we had this awesome solution we figured it out it 00:25:37.750-->00:25:44.000 went to manufacturing we got the proofs, we validated the proofs, we approved them, it went to 00:25:44.000-->00:25:49.000 final production, and it got shipped out Fedex Saturday delivery and they checked Fedex 00:25:52.458-->00:25:57.458 overnight normal. >>Boo! >>So the uber badges will be here tomorrow at 10am [laughter] just 00:26:02.042-->00:26:07.750 in time! And the person who checked the box wrong realized it immediately, tried to fix it, 00:26:07.750-->00:26:13.583 I guess once you've checked that box you're done it's like a blood contract you cannot change 00:26:13.583-->00:26:19.875 your Fedex shipping um so we have one badge I'm holding it right here this is the one uber 00:26:19.875-->00:26:24.417 badge to sh- to tease you to tease the teams of what they're going to be getting so what's 00:26:24.417-->00:26:30.792 going to happen is the team's win get acknowledged everybody exits to the left we're going to 00:26:30.792-->00:26:36.167 record who gets the uber badge and we're going to send it to you so hopefully I wanna sh- 00:26:36.167-->00:26:42.000 hold this and hopefully the camera can put it on the screens if we can video switch um can 00:26:42.000-->00:26:47.000 you switch to me please [laughter] 'cause this is really small nope um and then hopefully 00:26:52.333-->00:26:56.875 people will be able to take pictures nope? No video switching? We even talked to you 00:26:56.875-->00:27:01.875 about this [sighs] [laughter] Okay so what I'm holding in my hand [laughter] [cheering] This 00:27:09.917-->00:27:14.917 is- This is thirteen hundred dollars of pure gold >>Woo! >>This is a Def Con 25 00:27:18.750-->00:27:25.500 serialized gold uber badge with a platinum metal surround holding it and they're 00:27:25.500-->00:27:30.500 individually numbered >>Is there a Trump on it? >>So it doesn't say Trump on it no [laughter] um 00:27:32.667-->00:27:36.542 so I'm gonna just kind of put it here everybody can like look at it and drool on it but you will 00:27:36.542-->00:27:43.125 get your own if you've won a black badge contest this year so I'm gonna just put it right here 00:27:43.125-->00:27:48.125 for everybody to drool over thank you okay >>Woo! [applause] >>Yoink! Uh so without further 00:27:54.375-->00:27:59.375 ado, Social Engineering CTF >>Woo! Yea! >>I love you Grifty. Okay so this year social 00:28:07.250-->00:28:12.125 engineering capture the flag, we had an amazing turn out we never had a year like this before, we 00:28:12.125-->00:28:17.125 had over 250 submissions for the SE CTF which was crazy and 50 videos uh the 14 people we chose 00:28:20.458-->00:28:26.500 got given the gaming industry to keep with the theme of of Def Con um so we called 2k, 00:28:26.500-->00:28:31.500 Activision, Blizzard, Bomb Dye, Bethesda, Disney, EA, Hasbro, Mattel, Nintendo, RockStar, 00:28:35.917-->00:28:40.917 Sega, Sony, Ubisoft, and Warner Brother Games were our targets for um for the uh CTF we had 00:28:43.292-->00:28:49.167 three hundred and eighty one pages of OSINT submitted by our fourteen contestants in their 00:28:49.167-->00:28:55.792 three weeks of time doing there uh gathering our second place winner which is Rachel Tobek 00:28:55.792-->00:29:00.792 give her a round of applause [applause] she >>I'm too short >>You can lift her up there we 00:29:03.958-->00:29:08.958 are okay there we go [laughs] she in her report she got 21 out of 30 flags uh during her call 00:29:15.375-->00:29:20.375 she got 28 out of 30 flags she spent one hundred hours preparing for the SE CTF from 00:29:23.750-->00:29:28.750 report writing and and OSINT just just amazing give her give her a round of applause 00:29:35.708-->00:29:40.708 [applause] that's for her Okay and our first place winner he spent sixty hours preparing his 00:29:43.542-->00:29:50.208 get over here Chris Kirsch he spent sixty hours repar- preparing his seventy page 00:29:50.208-->00:29:56.792 report I don't do this for a living I had to read that [laughs] okay. Sixty hours on 00:29:56.792-->00:30:01.792 OSINT he got 28 out of 30 flags on the report and 21 out of 30 flags in just one call just one 00:30:05.125-->00:30:10.125 call it was amazing [applause] good job >>thank you >>good job. He gets this awesome one in 00:30:13.875-->00:30:18.375 addition everyone that knows me knows that I love whiskey so we had a special bottle of whiskey 00:30:18.375-->00:30:23.000 from Glenfarclas engraved for him too so you get that >>alright >>and of course you 00:30:23.000-->00:30:28.875 get the oh wow! I know you can't see that because they can't switch cameras but that is 00:30:28.875-->00:30:34.875 beautiful. So there was a black badge [laughter] no I'm kidding kidding [laughs] wouldn't it be 00:30:34.875-->00:30:38.458 cool if I put a fake one there and actually swiped it? No no- not cool at all [laughter] okay 00:30:38.458-->00:30:41.875 I think my two minutes is up thank you >>Thank you so much! >>thank you so much it was 00:30:41.875-->00:30:45.875 awesome >>right on >>Good year, it was a good year guys thank you, see you next year! 00:30:45.875-->00:30:50.875 [applause] >>A few more minutes of hugging? Yeah >>Yeah yeah yeah >>A little man >>Just 00:30:57.792-->00:31:02.792 keeping it weird, just keeping it weird. Alright uh up next this is very high alright up 00:31:07.167-->00:31:12.167 next Crypto and Privacy Challenge. That's you [laugh] [applause] >>Hi wow the lights 00:31:17.583-->00:31:22.583 are bright up here holy crap [laughs] um wow so first let me thank DT, Nikita, Zant, and 00:31:24.625-->00:31:29.292 Grifter who have um been so wonderful to have the Crypto and Privacy village for the past 00:31:29.292-->00:31:35.500 couple years and have dealt with me being you know the over organizer so you know herding 00:31:35.500-->00:31:40.500 cats of hackers has you know been a thing um but this year we had a puzzle um at- that was 00:31:42.750-->00:31:49.583 designed by Straith and Maya and myself um as well as a badge that Karl Koscher put together 00:31:49.583-->00:31:56.042 and we had a puzzle two years ago and I thought no one's solving this like why do it 00:31:56.042-->00:32:01.042 again and three weeks after the conference a team finished it and we sent them their prize la- 00:32:04.208-->00:32:10.042 last year I thought well we do all this work we're not really sure anyone is actually solving 00:32:10.042-->00:32:15.708 this and the team came back and said where's your puzzle and I was like errrm like sorry 00:32:15.708-->00:32:22.250 [laughs] that was cut uh so this year we designed a puzzle and it was quite a challenge and the 00:32:22.250-->00:32:27.875 same team that won our first year and asked about it our second year uh won this year and 00:32:27.875-->00:32:32.875 it is such a pleasure to give them six of our badges as well as a black badge um and some 00:32:34.875-->00:32:39.875 special gold shirts we made for the winners as well. So thank you ROT ROT who solved our 00:32:42.917-->00:32:47.917 Crypto and Privacy Village challenge [applause] they are just amazing and the reason like 00:32:51.625-->00:32:56.625 we went extra to design a puzzle this year so I'm so glad they won and um so yes, thank you. 00:33:10.875-->00:33:17.333 >>Right on [applause] [off mic chatter] >>Oh man, shiny! Alright >>You guys can fight 00:33:17.333-->00:33:22.333 over who gets it >>[chuckles] yeah, that's the real challenge [laughter] we're just DT super 00:33:25.708-->00:33:30.708 trolling the teams this year so. Uh >>Grifter I love you! >>I love you two, he whispered 00:33:35.375-->00:33:40.375 [laughter] Um alright so from the uh- from the IOT Village, SOHOpelessly Broken [applause] 00:33:49.750-->00:33:54.292 >>Thanks again for having us back, really appreciate being here and thanks everyone that 00:33:54.292-->00:33:59.292 came out to play and participate in our track zero so far we have tallied a total of 109 new 00:34:02.042-->00:34:07.375 vulnerabilities, things like buffer overflow and command injection and for the actual 00:34:07.375-->00:34:13.958 black badge contest I will let Josh announce the stats on that. >>Hey everyone. Uh so 00:34:13.958-->00:34:18.958 SOHOpelessly Broken it started out in 2013 with a coworker of mine he did a research study 00:34:21.000-->00:34:25.583 into routers he found that everything he looked at was vulnerable to something and he 00:34:25.583-->00:34:31.292 decided well why not turn it into a CTF and have it at Def Con so uh we we've had it since 00:34:31.292-->00:34:36.292 then and last year was our first time as a black badge contest uh so after that we were like oh 00:34:38.917-->00:34:43.125 how are we going to top ourselves this year uh but I think we did a really good job 00:34:43.125-->00:34:48.125 we had 93 teams compete and over half of them scored a flag so good job guys [applause] yeah 00:34:51.292-->00:34:56.292 give yourself a round of applause [applause] Um thanks to everyone who helped out and um 00:35:04.042-->00:35:09.042 [clears throat] and I'll I'll announce the winners so third place we had Team VERT, second 00:35:12.792-->00:35:17.792 place Team Secarma and first place the winner of the black badge team Wolf Emoji [laughter] 00:35:26.000-->00:35:31.000 [applause] >>Alright they're going to let me talk into this microphone, it's crazy. Um Just 00:35:35.958-->00:35:42.125 want to thank uh Devil's Ivy and Samba Cry for getting us on the board and the Mirai Botnet for 00:35:42.125-->00:35:48.167 uh getting IOT Security in the you know forefront of normal people's minds. Uh and thank you 00:35:48.167-->00:35:53.167 all for being here. [applause] >>Thanks >>Thank you guys! >>Mister Grifter >>I'm right 00:36:01.750-->00:36:06.750 here >>Okay >>Alright up next uh from the Packet Hacking Village, Capture the Packet [applause] 00:36:17.000-->00:36:22.000 >>Super weird hug, yeah! [laughter] >>Always got a mess with Grifter, what's up Def Con 00:36:26.167-->00:36:32.417 [few members of crowd applaud] Aw that was co- so pathetic, come on! What's up Def Con! 00:36:32.417-->00:36:37.167 >>Woo! Yeah! [applause] >>Alright, I'm Riverside my partner in crime CDaas couldn't 00:36:37.167-->00:36:42.167 make it, he's back in the village which takes hours and hours and hours um so we had a 00:36:44.250-->00:36:48.500 ton of hands on stuff in the Packet Hacking Village and it takes an army we had over 130 00:36:48.500-->00:36:52.750 volunteers help us out and I just wanna thank all of them they're awesome thank you all so 00:36:52.750-->00:36:57.750 much [applause] let's give them a big hand [applause] Um one of the things that makes our events 00:37:00.125-->00:37:05.167 and contests that we have going on there especially capture the pack so- uh- so awesome is our 00:37:05.167-->00:37:10.167 uh boss DJ code, the wall of chief DJ community and I wanna really think um Freekosha Jerk 00:37:12.583-->00:37:17.583 and TenseFuture Um they were awesome they made it just rock in there so thank you all guys 00:37:19.792-->00:37:24.792 [applause] uh alright so as far as capture the packet we had over 600 people this year play 00:37:28.542-->00:37:35.292 capture the packet and uh it was intense round after round after round and that's why it took so 00:37:35.292-->00:37:40.292 many volunteers but it was epic and uh the team that won this year with uh 3200 points leaving 00:37:44.250-->00:37:49.250 1100 on the board to be got ooooh! [laughs] were able to get a good junk of the really 00:37:51.583-->00:37:56.583 intense stuff but we rolled our own crypto this year we had insane steganography, x-fill 00:37:58.792-->00:38:03.125 from all sorts of different methods, brand new malware that you guys are playing with in in 00:38:03.125-->00:38:08.125 your real lives and a whole lot more so uh thanks to uh a- especially packet sled that gave 00:38:10.542-->00:38:15.542 us that thing we get these freaking badass laptops for these guys >>Woo! [applause] 00:38:26.500-->00:38:31.750 >>And thanks to DT and crew they get a black badge which is awesome right? [applause] 00:38:31.750-->00:38:36.750 alright so that is it I think I got my two- oh wait let's start with the alphabet I've got two 00:38:40.958-->00:38:45.958 minutes, A, B, no I'm good alright thanks everyone [applause] >>Alright so this 00:38:53.125-->00:38:59.500 next contest is actually one of those situations where again they- they never intended to be 00:38:59.500-->00:39:04.583 in the running they just created something cool and we heard so much about it over the course of 00:39:04.583-->00:39:09.333 the weekend uh that we eventually got together with them and said, how about an uber 00:39:09.333-->00:39:14.333 badge and they were like sure [laughter] so here they are Telephreak [applause] >>Okay uh 00:39:24.333-->00:39:29.333 so wow this is bright up here um on Thursday the first time at uh Telephreak for a a company- in 00:39:35.625-->00:39:39.500 this- uh pardon me the first time at Def Con for a company happened and this happens a lot 00:39:39.500-->00:39:43.625 you know employees of companies will come to Def Con and sometimes they'll get a little 00:39:43.625-->00:39:48.792 bit drunk and maybe they'll say too much or or do something they shouldn't so [inaudible] mineral 00:39:48.792-->00:39:53.708 company came to Def Con on Thursday they all go really drunk and lost their badges just 00:39:53.708-->00:40:00.375 all around the Con area and uh those badges were actually the entry point to the Telephreak 00:40:00.375-->00:40:05.000 puzzle this year so uh we run a puzzle pretty much every year last year it was based around 00:40:05.000-->00:40:11.542 old school hacker floppy discs and this year it was based on phreaking so uh our winning team 00:40:11.542-->00:40:17.250 um actually solved the puzzle using only telephones and you know that's one thing that we 00:40:17.250-->00:40:21.292 tried to teach hackers this year 'cause we always have an educational component to the 00:40:21.292-->00:40:27.167 challenge is you don't need MetaSploit and Shodan to hack there's actually tons of stuff 00:40:27.167-->00:40:33.292 out there that you can hack uh without the tools that many of us use uh so with that uh I'd 00:40:33.292-->00:40:38.292 really like to congratulate the Psychoholics they went through an absolutely insane challenge 00:40:40.667-->00:40:46.792 [applause] they dialed into our uh they dialed into our system hacked through 3 different 00:40:46.792-->00:40:51.250 departments voicemail boxes, listened to all their voicemails, uh, you know, 00:40:51.250-->00:40:57.500 figured out what was going on in the scenario, literally got a shutdown code for the Gibson 00:40:57.500-->00:41:02.500 which um and and you know they shut it down over a phone uh you know using a PDU alarm code so 00:41:05.792-->00:41:10.750 you know this was actually um something that could be done without a computer but we did 00:41:10.750-->00:41:14.708 put a three hundred bod recording just to mess with people and they successfully 00:41:14.708-->00:41:19.708 decoded that too so uh congratulations guys [applause] >>Alright uh this next contest 00:41:34.917-->00:41:39.917 the if you were around on Friday morning the line just to get in and get a badge and compete was 00:41:43.083-->00:41:48.083 so big that it caused a crowd control problem so [laughter] like thanks for that [laughter] 00:41:52.000-->00:41:57.000 >>You're welcome! >>The Darknet Project [applause] >>The Darknet Project is an interactive game 00:42:06.958-->00:42:12.583 that takes our players through a bunch of challenges that take them through lockpicking to web 00:42:12.583-->00:42:19.458 cracking to web exploitation and this year we had an amazing turn out, lots of players, and um I'm 00:42:19.458-->00:42:25.167 going to turn this over to Samosa to talk a little bit about the next part. >>So uh I'm 00:42:25.167-->00:42:31.292 the one responsible for the uh crowd control problem we uh make our contest bigger and better 00:42:31.292-->00:42:36.292 every year, this year we started with our badges uh we moved over a thousand badge kits for our 00:42:38.583-->00:42:43.583 Learn to Solder kit um we had five hundred unique players and they completed over the course 00:42:47.292-->00:42:52.292 of three days nine thousand quests so it was a really big contest this year [applause] 00:42:58.167-->00:43:04.250 >>So I was on stage just here during the closing ceremony and not as a staff member but as a 00:43:04.250-->00:43:09.583 Darknet winner and the one thing I have to say is that Darknet made me feel like a part of the 00:43:09.583-->00:43:14.583 community and we want to keep this feeling and make everyone feel this way so this year and 00:43:17.333-->00:43:24.208 it's the first day- it's the first year we're doing this we include the names of three teams 00:43:24.208-->00:43:31.000 that we feel embody the spirit of Darknet onto the next year's badge and the teams are, 00:43:31.000-->00:43:36.000 Dissazea, Stickers, and Tits [laughter] [applause] >>Uh but uh but- besides the the first 00:43:49.458-->00:43:55.833 second thir- um third players and what they're receiving we had swages, badges, reputation, 00:43:55.833-->00:44:02.125 experience, that was handed out to players, reputation, um built on the etherium chain and pretty 00:44:02.125-->00:44:07.583 crazy things that were happening um our third place- third place, second place, and first place 00:44:07.583-->00:44:13.167 are also receiving a pre released signed tenth anniversary edition of the 00:44:13.167-->00:44:19.083 Daemon written by Daniel Suarez who sort of inspired the competition he signed them and 00:44:19.083-->00:44:26.042 he was wandering around the conference. Um Our third place winner was Kexel our second was 00:44:26.042-->00:44:31.125 Concil Org and our third place winner, winner of the black badge >>First place winner 00:44:31.125-->00:44:36.125 >>first place winner was Gate Herder [applause] >>Hey guys so I I agree with Ohai there that 00:44:44.375-->00:44:50.333 Darknet is amazing, it's fun, it's a community, uh, I'm a hardware guy not a software guy 00:44:50.333-->00:44:54.792 and and an- I came to Darknet a couple years ago this is my third year trying because I 00:44:54.792-->00:45:00.708 don't know this stuff and so I came to learn it and I- I played hard and uh I want to thank 00:45:00.708-->00:45:05.542 first of all my lord and savior Jesus Christ, without him I wouldn't even be here, second I 00:45:05.542-->00:45:10.333 want to thank my wife and my family because without them I wouldn't even be here, third I 00:45:10.333-->00:45:15.125 want to thank Dissazea the guys who brought me into their wings a couple of years ago and said 00:45:15.125-->00:45:20.125 hey come join us and uh I encourage everybody to do Darknet next year, thank you. 00:45:24.208-->00:45:29.083 [applause] >>So Darknet is obviously a big contest that's really important to a lot of us 00:45:29.083-->00:45:33.958 it wouldn't happen without a whole slew of volunteers working year around to try to make this 00:45:33.958-->00:45:40.542 whole thing happen. Between designing, kitting, selling, and then assembling thous- uh over a 00:45:40.542-->00:45:45.875 thousand badge kits, we had uh our badge designers, we have volunteers that help us put all 00:45:45.875-->00:45:50.292 of it together and um then HHV allowing us to take over their entire village so that we could 00:45:50.292-->00:45:55.667 solder all of these kits, thank you buddy, we appreciate you very much. Um as ZeroA 00:45:55.667-->00:46:00.375 mentioned, we wouldn't be here without all the volunteers in the thousands of hours they put 00:46:00.375-->00:46:04.833 in to design all of our content, build all of the physical hackables and integrate with all 00:46:04.833-->00:46:09.375 of the other contests that we have going on here at Def Con, third we have Daniel Suarez the 00:46:09.375-->00:46:13.542 author and creator of the Daemon universe that inspired the Darknet and he's actively 00:46:13.542-->00:46:17.500 involved in everything that we do and finally to all of our amazing players, if you 00:46:17.500-->00:46:22.750 participated in Darknet raise your hands everything we do is for you guys and we look forward 00:46:22.750-->00:46:27.750 to doing more of it next year, thank you and we'll see you in July [applause] >>Alright this 00:46:30.167-->00:46:35.167 next contest uh is a personal favorite of mine, these guys come with a bunch of mini 00:46:39.042-->00:46:44.875 challenges, it's a CTF but done in a very unique way lots of different skillsets and if you 00:46:44.875-->00:46:48.500 get stuck on something you move on to the next challenge and you're not just out of the game. 00:46:48.500-->00:46:52.583 Um one team gave me some feedback they said hey we were gonna try to do all of the 00:46:52.583-->00:46:55.917 challenges and they're like yeah we're doing, this we're doing this, and they showed up the 00:46:55.917-->00:47:00.917 next morning and these guys had created ten more so they were like come at me bro! uh Warl0ck 00:47:05.750-->00:47:12.125 gam3z [applause] >>How's everybody doing this afternoon? Alright bout ready to get out of 00:47:12.125-->00:47:17.042 here right? Um so we uh had several events this year we always try to introduce 00:47:17.042-->00:47:22.125 something new um we're always uh looking for new and innovative ways to get folks involved uh 00:47:22.125-->00:47:27.792 this year we opened up the board the hands on downloadable content kind of thing, security 00:47:27.792-->00:47:32.500 practitioner, malware analysis, packet analysis, from there we moved into physical security and 00:47:32.500-->00:47:37.333 then uh yesterday we ran uh essentially a spy room like uh an escape room uh where 00:47:37.333-->00:47:41.833 contestants had five minutes to go in there and find all sorts of neat spy related stuff uh 00:47:41.833-->00:47:46.750 which equated to points on the board collectively all of that led to our leader board. So 00:47:46.750-->00:47:52.375 without further adieu uh I've got all my teams up here um and in third place I have team 00:47:52.375-->00:47:57.375 Ambush, in second place I've got uh Team Sophia, and the black badge winner this year is going 00:48:02.833-->00:48:07.833 to be Team PTFS [applause] >>Uh hey uh I just wanted to say um uh thanks uh Warl0ck gam3z Def 00:48:14.042-->00:48:20.875 Con it was great, good fun and uh thanks to our teammates who can't be here with us right now, 00:48:20.875-->00:48:25.875 early flights and whatnot, thanks you guys [applause] >>Thank you >>Alright so thanks 00:48:28.042-->00:48:32.250 to DT, Def Con, and again we hope to see you guys again next year, thank you very much 00:48:40.958-->00:48:45.958 [applause] >>Alright Wireless CTF where you at? Don't go slow, these are your two minutes >>I 00:48:49.458-->00:48:55.417 said stop [inaudible] I was trying to be good, I was trying to be good. Alright so they told 00:48:55.417-->00:48:59.583 me to talk about nothing but my sp- alright darn I was gonna steal that >>Nooo >>I'll let you 00:48:59.583-->00:49:04.625 guys see it I'll distract you the whole time >>Oh wowww >>Look at that, look at that love >>So 00:49:04.625-->00:49:09.167 I was going to say something negative because at Def Con 15 there were actually three 00:49:09.167-->00:49:13.083 villages that started up and that was Hardware Hacking Village, and Lockpicking 00:49:13.083-->00:49:18.792 Village, and the Wireless Village, but to be honest uh you guys gave us double the space 00:49:18.792-->00:49:23.292 this year and we packed it and we had more contestants than ever at our game so I'm just 00:49:23.292-->00:49:27.250 gonna say thank you instead, thank you, that was- this was the best we've ever had and we 00:49:27.250-->00:49:32.792 really appreciate that, so thank you to Def Con for giving us such a space [applause] So ten 00:49:32.792-->00:49:37.792 years in we decided to do uh something special the same thing we always do we had a big 00:49:40.792-->00:49:45.167 contest, Wireless Capture the Flag with all manner of stuff, we had a bunch of epoxide 00:49:45.167-->00:49:51.250 transmissions, slow scan TV, sorry about that if you decoded it seriously uh [chuckles] we 00:49:51.250-->00:49:55.333 also had a bunch of wifi challenges, radio challenges, uh for the second year in a row 00:49:55.333-->00:50:00.833 nobodies broken into our walkie talkies which is kind of fun for us so uh yeah it's been a lot of 00:50:00.833-->00:50:04.958 fun and all kinds of different wireless stuff and we really look forward to doing this again 00:50:04.958-->00:50:10.167 so I'd like to uh thank the twenty-ish teams that were playing, really appreciate that 00:50:10.167-->00:50:14.125 uh and from new players to old players to returning favorites, to returning people that are now 00:50:14.125-->00:50:20.083 banned from the game uh thanks for playing uh third place is Dale's Pale Ales, uh second 00:50:20.083-->00:50:26.333 place was the DIEPOLlar Bears that- that's DIEPOL you know not anything negative and then uh 00:50:26.333-->00:50:31.333 these guys up here which had to call themselves, What Does The Fox Say, not only did the vast 00:50:33.625-->00:50:38.750 majority of their points come from literally hunting people down at Def Con they did across 00:50:38.750-->00:50:44.750 wifi, bluetooth, and software defined radio so if you saw weirdos running around with 00:50:44.750-->00:50:47.875 Yagis that were pointing at everybody it was probably one of these guys because they won 00:50:47.875-->00:50:53.708 almost all of them. Uh as a matter of fact this fine gentleman who I guess will go- 00:50:53.708-->00:50:56.875 we'll go with Justice Beaver, he uh, he was on the winning team last year mind you he's got a 00:50:56.875-->00:51:01.083 new team more or less behind him but he was on the winning team last year so he's officially 00:51:01.083-->00:51:06.083 retiring whether he likes it or not because he's joining our ranks so we were five and now we 00:51:10.208-->00:51:15.208 are six, so welcome to the team buddy [applause] >>Justice Beaver! >>Alright first I wanna 00:51:18.125-->00:51:22.375 say thank you to my team uh these guys I could not have done it without them uh everybody 00:51:22.375-->00:51:27.500 contributed no matter what um and I guess the only thing I have to say is uh you know three 00:51:27.500-->00:51:32.792 years ago I was a noob and now I stand up here in front of all of you guys for the second time so 00:51:32.792-->00:51:39.083 uh if you have questions ask anybody find a mentor and mentor somebody else. [applause] 00:51:39.083-->00:51:44.083 >>Thank you! [applause] >>Get off the stage >>Alright from the Car Hacking Village, the Car 00:51:50.833-->00:51:55.833 Hacking CTF [applause] >>Oh yeah definitely, definitely very bright alright thank you guys, 00:52:01.375-->00:52:06.375 thank you. Um hi I'm Robert and actually I'm- I'm CarF**ker and as CarF**ker I'd like to say 00:52:14.500-->00:52:20.750 thank you to everybody who came out to our our village and thank you to the teams who 00:52:20.750-->00:52:25.750 participated in our CTF, this year we had 171 teams a significant number of teams uh 00:52:27.917-->00:52:33.792 hacking cars so that was kind of cool um we actually had a actual real live car in our place to 00:52:33.792-->00:52:38.792 hack uh we had a bunch of hardware um so I'll just go quickly through the teams real 00:52:38.792-->00:52:43.792 quick, um number three was Trashcan, number two our friends uh Sec DSM [applause] >>Yeah 00:52:46.417-->00:52:51.417 >>Yeah, go Sec! They already won a black badge so that's cool um and I'm gonna totally totally uh 00:52:53.958-->00:53:00.750 f**k this up um Rob- Robindires, robanderos, uh close enough, it means stealing shit in Spanish 00:53:00.750-->00:53:05.750 um um so it was really close uh the top two teams were exactly 100 points from each other and 00:53:10.417-->00:53:15.250 this year the implication of that means that one team gets to take home a truck and the other 00:53:15.250-->00:53:20.250 does not cause we uh decided to give away a truck and a black badge yes, a Def Con truck, it- 00:53:22.292-->00:53:27.042 it's a 2017 Def Con um we have if you- if you- if you'd want to check it out we'll put pictures 00:53:27.042-->00:53:32.042 up and um if you guys really are interested in the scoreboard um here it is it's right there I'll 00:53:34.167-->00:53:40.708 zoom in it's right there you guys can see it I'll tilt it to the left, everybodies got it, 00:53:40.708-->00:53:45.958 yeah, I'll yeah I posted it on Twitter at Car Hack Village um and uh I guess this is a good 00:53:45.958-->00:53:52.708 time to sort of say thank you to uh my friends over here and kind of give them the keys to the 00:53:52.708-->00:53:57.542 truck but I thought you know what that's not fun, that's not fun, why don't I give it to you 00:53:57.542-->00:54:03.167 guys instead, who wants the keys instead, [cheering] alright! I'm kidding, that's not the keys I'm 00:54:03.167-->00:54:07.917 just f**king with ya here's the keys [laughter] thanks guys! [applause] >>And and- real- real 00:54:07.917-->00:54:12.708 quick, real quick, Shawn wants to say thank you too Shawn, go ahead >>Just wanted to thank 00:54:12.708-->00:54:17.792 everybody for coming and playing with all our toys, breaking our stuff, we had a great time and 00:54:17.792-->00:54:22.792 we're going to bring some cooler stuff next year, so thanks [applause] >>thanks guys 00:54:25.625-->00:54:32.417 [applause] >>Alright uh these guys if you've seen their contest it happens on the 00:54:32.417-->00:54:38.792 contest stage uh in the contest and events area uh I see the wifi cactus walking through 00:54:38.792-->00:54:43.792 [laughter] see it's a wifi cactus um >>it's like a shark >>Yeah it's like ooah okay um 00:54:47.583-->00:54:52.250 >>Dun-nuh duh-nuh duh-nuh duh-nuh [singing Jaws song] [laughter] >>Um so these guys 00:54:52.250-->00:54:56.333 have their contest up on the stage, it's a lot of shenanigans these are sanctioned and not 00:54:56.333-->00:55:01.333 unsanctioned shenanigans and they drink quite a bit actually so much that they ran outta beer 00:55:01.333-->00:55:06.375 ten minutes before the end of the contest and we kind of looked at them and went I- like 00:55:06.375-->00:55:11.375 we had no reason to think you would drink that much um [laughter] and so uh let's hear 00:55:13.625-->00:55:18.625 from those guys Crash and Compile [applause] >>So yeah Crash and Compile is basically a 00:55:26.542-->00:55:32.333 ACM style programming contest combined with a drinking game so we give you a problem you solve 00:55:32.333-->00:55:37.333 it in code and yeah if you took the code didn't compile or you don't get the right answer you 00:55:40.458-->00:55:46.208 have to take a drink so our- we had the hardest year by far uh this ba***rd created some 00:55:46.208-->00:55:51.208 brutally challenging problems uh and we had some amazing teams who uh uh competed this year so 00:55:54.125-->00:55:59.125 uh >>How many teams? >>We had a total of 51 teams try out for our qualification round and then 00:56:02.583-->00:56:07.583 uh from there 9 teams go on to the final round uh so our third place winner was uh 00:56:10.625-->00:56:15.625 VolatileConsis second place was Mobius Ring and then our first place winner is Gird Your Loins 00:56:19.000-->00:56:24.000 and so for winning [applause] they get this giant metal D20 made out of 12 gauge steel it 00:56:26.958-->00:56:32.083 weighs about 14 pounds good luck getting it home [laughs] [inaudible off-mic comment] uh I 00:56:32.083-->00:56:37.083 don't know how many beers they had I know we drank all of them [laughs] so and I guess they get 00:56:41.000-->00:56:46.500 a black badge too that's kinda cool so um but yeah we also made a second one and we auctioned it 00:56:46.500-->00:56:51.500 off for the EFF and we raised uh four hundred dollars for that so thanks everyone [applause] >>So 00:56:58.208-->00:57:01.708 uh again if you guys haven't seen the contest they have another team on there called 00:57:01.708-->00:57:06.417 Team Distraction which is a supposed to try to get people distracted from what they're 00:57:06.417-->00:57:11.542 coding or looking at and uh Nikita joined for a little bit on Team Distraction and 00:57:11.542-->00:57:16.542 pretended to go into labor behind a guy [applause] successfully distracted 00:57:22.250-->00:57:28.208 [laughter] >>Alright uh this is the 20th an- this is the 20th anniversary for this contest, 20 00:57:28.208-->00:57:34.125 uh it's one that I actually ran myself for several years back at the Alexis Park uh we love em 00:57:34.125-->00:57:39.125 they keep it weird, the Scavenger Hunt >>Yeah! Woo! [applause] [inaudible audience 00:57:42.250-->00:57:47.250 shouting] >>Hi there! Uh I'm Evil Mofo and uh I run the Scavenger Hunt um so since I 00:57:54.042-->00:57:59.917 winged it a couple times I kinda wrote something to slightly follow um so we keep Def Con 00:57:59.917-->00:58:05.708 weird that's our- our goal and I'm fairly certain we accomplished it this year uh we 00:58:05.708-->00:58:10.708 had uh 3 turn ins of carbonated siemen >>Woo! Yeah! >>3 streakers in the contest room 00:58:15.625-->00:58:20.625 >>Yeah! Woo! >>And one marriage [laughter] uh [applause] so I wouldn't be here if it wasn't 00:58:27.625-->00:58:34.417 for a couple people uh as as Grifter mentioned he kinda ran it but before him came Penguino 00:58:34.417-->00:58:39.417 with him came Hectic, Grifter of course, then there's Siviak and then he handed it off to Salem 00:58:44.125-->00:58:49.125 he was too busy gooning so I ran it but I've- I've taken it over um so uh we we tried our best to 00:58:53.583-->00:58:58.583 invite all the winners in the past apparently my predecessor's weren't good at record keeping 00:59:02.417-->00:59:07.417 so we only got some of them but we got most of them um and so this year we had a great 00:59:10.083-->00:59:14.833 competition we're gonna go through the top 5 cause they were freaking amazing. The fifth 00:59:14.833-->00:59:19.833 place Nah HawkDog came in with two carts worth of items as we were closing the table and it 00:59:22.292-->00:59:27.292 shut down we had to reopen just for them just to take in their items for a half an hour and it 00:59:30.167-->00:59:35.167 didn't get all through their items uh they came in fifth with 48,978 points with with some 00:59:39.458-->00:59:42.708 decimal precision um then we had uh Butterbeer [applause] in My Bag Swag sh**t [clears throat] 00:59:42.708-->00:59:46.042 one second I had one- >>don't f**k it up! >>I had one job. I had one f**k >>Don't f**ck it 00:59:46.042-->00:59:51.042 up! [from audience] >>Alright anyhow Butter Beer in My Bag Sw- My Swag Bag was uh fourth place 00:59:58.417-->01:00:03.417 and they fffor f**ks sake [laughter] there it is and they came in they were a two pers- a 01:00:17.542-->01:00:24.458 two women team who came to Def Con to play The Hunt >>Yeah! Woo! >>One day! >>One day! 01:00:24.458-->01:00:29.417 [applause] >>They were only competing one day! >>Wait for it wait for it they left on 01:00:29.417-->01:00:34.417 Saturday at 10:15 or so in the morning they came in fourth place with four thou- forty 01:00:41.750-->01:00:46.750 nine- 4318 points they were on trajectory to win but they had to catch their flight [crowd 01:00:50.750-->01:00:55.750 awws] >>They f**ked it up! >>They f**ked it up. Um third place goes to Neg9 [crowd 01:01:01.958-->01:01:06.958 cheers] with 46,778 points get the f**k up here with the quickness uh the second place 01:01:11.750-->01:01:16.750 team was Team Amirica- Ameerica >>Yeah, woo! >>A three woman team and and they- we- we we- 01:01:22.708-->01:01:27.708 keep telling them that they should've joined forces um not my problem um and finally uh did 01:01:32.375-->01:01:37.375 I not- oh they got 96,500 and points [laughter] and first place, first place, [crowd 01:01:48.042-->01:01:53.042 cheers] and a black badge goes to Temple OS Fan Club [crowd cheers] with 101,404 points 01:02:03.750-->01:02:08.750 [applause] >>Yeah! Woo! >>Yea hahahaha! Yeah! Oh Grifter! >>Good job! I told you they 01:02:13.500-->01:02:17.375 would keep it weird >>Hold on one second >>What >>So I uh- >>I'm not a first time speaker 01:02:17.375-->01:02:22.208 you don't get to interrupt me >>I- I- I'm not- I'm not giving you I- I- I- told him that if 01:02:22.208-->01:02:27.042 you went past two minutes I was going to put him in a ditch and use his black badge for hookers 01:02:27.042-->01:02:32.042 and blow later so if you wanna play along at home with the next play >>Awkward um alright uh 01:02:35.125-->01:02:40.125 these guys were right center in the middle of the contest area this year, we put them there for 01:02:43.042-->01:02:49.583 a reason uh it's always entertaining and out of control Hack Fortress [crowd cheers] 01:02:49.583-->01:02:54.583 >>Thank you Grifter. PWCrack said I could go as long as I want so if the fires could bring 01:02:54.583-->01:03:00.542 me the Everclear that'd be appreciated um Bob's gonna kill me uh so this started out 01:03:00.542-->01:03:05.542 actually as uh I think in uh Defcon 19 I got scheduled for the 10am slot at uh Sunday um 01:03:09.208-->01:03:13.042 and I decided to make it exciting and I had a lan party that I tried to organize at nine 01:03:13.042-->01:03:18.000 o'clock um beforehand and like 4 people showed up we had 2 laptops so it wasn't a very good 01:03:18.000-->01:03:23.167 lan party um and we decided that what was interesting was the audience really enjoyed watching 01:03:23.167-->01:03:27.417 it so we thought well we should do something kind of hacker oriented and we already had uh 01:03:27.417-->01:03:32.208 Hacker Halo back at ShmooCon in DC so we took Hacker Halo and Team Fortress 2 and jammed them 01:03:32.208-->01:03:37.000 together into these kind of 30 minute hacker TF2 furnetic round based things um and someone 01:03:37.000-->01:03:41.458 inspired by the Ghetto Hackers um and their badass crate that they used to bring all their uh 01:03:41.458-->01:03:46.167 oh thank you it's not Everclear but it'll work uh but the Ghetto Hackers and their badass crate 01:03:46.167-->01:03:49.750 that they used to have in the middle of the CTF room we brought in our own Hack Fortress 01:03:49.750-->01:03:54.875 crate it was like 8 feet tall and wobbled around and shit um but that was uh 6 years ago so 01:03:54.875-->01:03:59.708 we've been doing Hack Fortress now for six years uh it's just TFT and a little bite size 01:03:59.708-->01:04:04.958 hacking competitions like 3 to 10 minutes things uh it's fun to watch this year for the first 01:04:04.958-->01:04:09.750 time we streamed on Twitch um we had a few hundred people watch on Twitch Daku and Cisco uh the 01:04:09.750-->01:04:13.833 man with the beard there we're doing the live stream uh so that was cool so if you're into 01:04:13.833-->01:04:20.333 Twitch and like under 25 'cause I guess you have to be to use Twitch um it's- sorry old gamers 01:04:20.333-->01:04:25.417 um first I'd like to thank the staff um all the uh uh Hack Fortress staff they do it both 01:04:25.417-->01:04:29.042 here and at SchmooCon they have to make new challenges every year they do a great job, thanks 01:04:29.042-->01:04:34.042 Hack Fortress staff wooooo! >>Wooooo! [applause] >>I'm sure it was clean um I- I- can kill 01:04:38.500-->01:04:45.250 it? Great! I will kill it thank you um and then finally so uh uh final round uh came down to Easy 01:04:45.250-->01:04:50.875 Baby and Team Not Ready For This uh Team Not Ready For This won for the third f**king year so uh 01:04:50.875-->01:04:54.250 >>they're ready! >>They're ready for this! They're absolutely read for this the explanation 01:04:54.250-->01:04:58.625 point comes off next year so congratulations team not ready for this and Batman you want to 01:04:58.625-->01:05:03.875 do your dance can you do it real quick [applause]. Yeah, that's what put him over the top was 01:05:03.875-->01:05:08.875 that dance right there so thank you very much [applause][cheering] >>Thank you 01:05:15.917-->01:05:20.917 >>Alright and of course last but certainly not least, Capture the Flag >>Woo! [applause] Ow! 01:05:31.083-->01:05:36.083 >>Good evening the last five years of Def Con Capture the Flag have been an incredible 01:05:42.875-->01:05:47.875 fide for us, for our competitors and for the larger Def Con community. After five years 01:05:50.208-->01:05:55.917 dozens of challenges, hundreds of binaries, and tens of thousands of hours of work we're 01:05:55.917-->01:06:00.917 passing the torch to the next organizing team whoever they may be there are still amazing 01:06:03.875-->01:06:09.042 opportunities to grow Capture the Flag and with the skill and creativity of everyone in this 01:06:09.042-->01:06:14.042 room we're sure the contest will end up in capable hands that will raise the bar even higher 01:06:16.667-->01:06:22.083 we'd like to thank everyone who made the last five years possible, the Dark Tangent and 01:06:22.083-->01:06:28.208 the entire Def Con staff for five years of incredible support, the Def Con goons for 01:06:28.208-->01:06:33.833 keeping the Capture the Flag rooms afe and drama free for five years straight, all of our 01:06:33.833-->01:06:40.417 competitors for five years of excitement, and most importantly the Def Con attendees and CTF 01:06:40.417-->01:06:46.083 players around the world for five years of this incredible game we couldn't have done this 01:06:46.083-->01:06:51.083 without all of you. [applause] >>Woo! >>[sighs] [laughs] Hi everybody. So uh last year I 01:06:58.667-->01:07:03.667 stood in front of a room it was a little smaller than this one and uh I announced that this 01:07:16.833-->01:07:22.542 year we would be running the Def Con Capture the Flag on an architecture of our design about 01:07:22.542-->01:07:28.833 six mon- er- about four months ago DT called me and he was like hey are you sure that the teams 01:07:28.833-->01:07:35.000 at the CTF are going to be able to do something interested in the 72 hours of our game I was 01:07:35.000-->01:07:40.750 like oh yeah man I'm sure- sure they got this uh I'm happy to report that the teams not only 01:07:40.750-->01:07:45.750 succeeded but they absolutely crushed it >>Yeah! >>This year's game used the clemency 01:07:48.500-->01:07:53.500 architecture an all new 27 bit with 9 bit bytes [laughs] computer designed by our own 01:08:00.667-->01:08:05.667 Lightning >>Woo! [applause] >>Oh also Middle Indian it was great Thursday morning we released it 01:08:17.333-->01:08:22.333 to the public along with a processor manual an emulator and a debugger and that was it 01:08:25.500-->01:08:30.125 Friday morning the teams came to play and the amount of work they did to build the tooling they 01:08:30.125-->01:08:35.333 needed to succeed in our game was incredible. We had teams with Ida modules overnight, 01:08:35.333-->01:08:40.333 binary ninja modules overnight, some team built a uh clemency to arm transpiler and then used an 01:08:43.125-->01:08:49.458 arm decompiler to lift up to see it was- it was incredible we we didn't expect anything like that 01:08:49.458-->01:08:54.458 [applause] so I think it's fair to say that the teams have ri- risen to the challenge and 01:08:59.667-->01:09:05.625 developed new tools for reverse engineering, patching, and attacking our crazy custom 01:09:05.625-->01:09:10.625 architecture. As usual the winning team for the Def Con Capture the Flag will receive 8 01:09:13.333-->01:09:18.333 uber badges and 8 black leather jackets >>Woo! [applause] >>What was that? [applause continues] 01:09:27.125-->01:09:32.375 We hope the new organizers whoever they will be will continue to honor the tradition 01:09:32.375-->01:09:37.375 of inviting the first place team back to defend their title next year [applause] In third place 01:09:47.042-->01:09:52.042 from uh China we had A*0*E [applause] In second place from Taiwan we had HitCon [applause] 01:10:05.458-->01:10:10.458 [whistle] and I'm almost tired of saying it at this point, but the winners of the Def Con 01:10:17.750-->01:10:22.042 Capture the Flag this year was PPP the Plaid Parliament of Pwning [applause] [crowd cheers] 01:10:22.042-->01:10:27.042 >>Woo! [inaudible off mic comment] >>Uh No, sorry >>Hi >>Hey >>Thank you am I supposed 01:10:44.125-->01:10:49.125 to talk? >>Sure >>Oh alright well I'm a little sick but uh first off thank you so much to 01:10:51.250-->01:10:57.000 Legit BS when we heard they were doing a custom architecture we pretty much thought that's gonna 01:10:57.000-->01:11:02.625 f**king fall on it's face there's no way it's gonna work and we showed up on Friday and 01:11:02.625-->01:11:07.625 everything ran it was incredibly smooth especially as far as CTFs go um all the teams were 01:11:09.708-->01:11:14.833 attacking us all the teams were patching stuff, everyone had tooling, it was incredibly 01:11:14.833-->01:11:19.833 impressive so thanks everyone yeah >>What was your- [applause] >>Oh [inaudible] I don't know 01:11:32.208-->01:11:37.208 [inaudible] alright >>Okay so as a it was elluded to um we are also going to acknowledge the 01:11:40.042-->01:11:46.917 incredible hard work that uh LegitBS has put in for five years and so um not everyone 01:11:46.917-->01:11:52.167 knows this but we're going to give all the ten core organizers they will all get black badges 01:11:52.167-->01:11:57.167 >>Woo! [applause] Woooo! >>So they have I believe they've ad- helped advanced the state of 01:12:05.792-->01:12:10.542 capture the flag and just really kept it true to what we want at Def Con which is just a really 01:12:10.542-->01:12:17.292 offense defense driven head to head combat kind of game and so with that I really thank LegitBS 01:12:17.292-->01:12:22.292 and we're gonna rely on them to help vet the next team that we accept so thank you very much 01:12:24.375-->01:12:29.375 you guys just you guys knocked it out of the park, thank you [applause] Alright so we're 01:12:37.208-->01:12:42.875 gonna open a call for organizers for Capture the Flag um we're gonna do it in two weeks and 01:12:42.875-->01:12:48.667 we're gonna try to select an organizing team before the end of the year uh and we'll just 01:12:48.667-->01:12:52.625 like the last call for organizers we'll provide a lot of information you'll be able to 01:12:52.625-->01:12:57.625 interact ask questions with LegitBS and past organizers um and so uh we hope to really 01:12:59.917-->01:13:05.583 create the evolution of this and so if you're interested or you know people that are interested 01:13:05.583-->01:13:09.708 give some serious thought to potentially organizing or encouraging your friends to 01:13:09.708-->01:13:14.708 organize the next generation of Capture the Flag. Alright what is next, we thank them, we thank 01:13:17.292-->01:13:22.458 them, oh my super secret announcement um before we do my super secret announcement, for 01:13:22.458-->01:13:26.625 those of you who have been coming for awhile I always save my weird secret announcements 01:13:26.625-->01:13:31.875 for last just because you guys are the most hardcore you've waited the whole weekend you're 01:13:31.875-->01:13:36.708 probably exhausted and you're just toughing it out and you're supporting us and you're 01:13:36.708-->01:13:41.708 providing the energy and so I always like to reward you with a secret announcement [laughter] 01:13:47.125-->01:13:51.458 [applause] So one of the announcements is everybody always asks well how many people 01:13:51.458-->01:13:58.042 came, how big are we, like it's some sort of contest um and it's really hard for us to tell 01:13:58.042-->01:14:02.042 because um we don't really go through all the numbers until next week but we have some 01:14:02.042-->01:14:07.042 indicators and so I am guessing at this point I was projecting if you saw me on Twitter I was 01:14:09.917-->01:14:16.417 projecting a certain amount of growth, I thought 6 percent, and 6 percent of a large number, is 01:14:16.417-->01:14:21.417 a large number, and we were at about 20 percent >>Wow! >>Which was pretty awesome and so we 01:14:26.042-->01:14:31.042 probably broke all in probably about 25-->000 people >>Woo! [applause] >>Right? So that's a 01:14:40.375-->01:14:45.750 lot of cats to herd um and I wanna just invite CJ to come up this is a new thing we're gonna 01:14:45.750-->01:14:51.042 start doing every year to just give you a little bit of transparency in what goes on 01:14:51.042-->01:14:56.042 behind the scenes just some rough numbers with what we have to deal with every year so CJ 01:14:59.500-->01:15:04.500 [applause] >>Alright thanks everyone a big part of this is for us keeping you guys safe is 01:15:12.292-->01:15:18.458 one of the most important things we do. We take complaints about harassment, we take people 01:15:18.458-->01:15:25.250 behaving badly really seriously. We want to encourage people to come forward and this idea of 01:15:25.250-->01:15:31.333 transparency is people have asked us to be open about what's going on so we're going to do 01:15:31.333-->01:15:35.792 that, we're going to show you what kind of things we're dealing with and we're going to 01:15:35.792-->01:15:41.125 welcome advice from the community to try and improve things. So this year out of 01:15:41.125-->01:15:46.125 25-->000 people we had 7 reports of harassment, 9 reports of medical uh situations and they 01:15:50.875-->01:15:55.875 ranged from someone who sprained their ankle while skipping uh [laughter] an unfortunately 01:15:58.917-->01:16:03.917 named person called Skippy [laughter] there were 3 thefts, 1 vicious dog, 3 adorable dogs, 01:16:13.042-->01:16:19.417 5 cases of vandalism which included some bright spark who thought he could put a piece of 01:16:19.417-->01:16:25.458 paper on one of the Caesar's palace walls and then write on it with a Sharpie, guess what 01:16:25.458-->01:16:30.583 brainiac, it goes through. Please don't do that again, because Caesar's is going to 01:16:30.583-->01:16:37.292 hunt you down if you do. Uh there was 2 cases of trespass on property, these were people who 01:16:37.292-->01:16:43.125 decided to go back of house, just like it's the most stupid thing possible to go and hack an 01:16:43.125-->01:16:49.167 ATM on the casino floor because it's got the most cameras on the planet pointing at it, the same 01:16:49.167-->01:16:54.625 goes for back of house, they have a lot of cameras there and they recognize who's supposed to 01:16:54.625-->01:16:59.625 be there, it's pretty much a fast track to being kicked out. So the results of all of this, 01:17:01.708-->01:17:06.458 we had 4 people transported to hospital, uh including one person who had a large piece of 01:17:06.458-->01:17:11.458 masonry fall on his head, uh we had 3 people who were banned for life, and we had 2 people who 01:17:16.042-->01:17:21.042 were unbanned for life [laughter] [applause] >>Woo! >>We're gonna be changing things 01:17:28.583-->01:17:34.250 up a lot there's gonna be uh a few new processes and a few announcements over the next year 01:17:34.250-->01:17:40.667 about how we're gonna work to make things more inclusive, more safe and more diverse and one of 01:17:40.667-->01:17:45.667 the first things I want to start with is please if you want to help come apply to my team we 01:17:48.208-->01:17:53.042 are looking for all of you I want this team the Goons the guys in red shirts who run 01:17:53.042-->01:17:59.917 around as well as the staff at Def Con who all run around to be honest I want it to look like 01:17:59.917-->01:18:04.917 you, this team should represent the community because the community serves the community 01:18:07.667-->01:18:12.667 [applause] thank you! [applause continues] >>Fantastic, okay, we also have uh in years past, we 01:18:20.750-->01:18:26.542 used to try to run around and calculate the amount of donations that you all give to 01:18:26.542-->01:18:33.292 various groups and organizations and nonprofits and this year there were so many groups uh and 01:18:33.292-->01:18:39.375 so much fundraising just out of your own pockets supporting the causes that you wanted to 01:18:39.375-->01:18:45.958 support um that it was two hard for us to get an aggregate number about how much giving 01:18:45.958-->01:18:50.958 actually occurred but to Mark's point about community, we really are a community and I want to 01:18:50.958-->01:18:55.958 invite up one of the original groups that we donated to, the EFF uh Kurt and he's just gonna 01:18:58.000-->01:19:02.375 talk a little bit about this process and how well the community has been supporting 01:19:02.375-->01:19:04.375 them [cheering] >>Thank you, thank you very much this has been a- we're oh so glad to be 01:19:04.375-->01:19:10.375 back here in this community, it is such a generous community and this year has been an amazing 01:19:10.375-->01:19:15.375 year for fundraising, I want to thank this community for contributing people who came by 01:19:20.667-->01:19:25.917 the booth became members renewed their memberships, got our tshirts, got our stickers, those 01:19:25.917-->01:19:32.625 who contributed through the many uh fundraisers like mohawk con like buying the Benders badge 01:19:32.625-->01:19:38.667 like contributing through the beard contest and so many other fundraisers out there, this year 01:19:38.667-->01:19:44.625 has been our best year ever and thanks to the generosity of this community we have raised over 01:19:44.625-->01:19:49.625 113-->000 dollars [applause] we're going to use to fight for your rights online, we love you so 01:19:53.583-->01:20:00.250 much and we will see you next year, thank you again. >>Right on, thanks so much Kurt, right 01:20:00.250-->01:20:05.250 on. Okay so now we're into the final stage boss round where um I have made the decision to give 01:20:08.375-->01:20:13.875 you my super secret announcement uh I've been agonizing over this for awhile because it's kind of 01:20:13.875-->01:20:18.875 uncha- uncharted territory for me and it's also uncharted territory for Def Con and um you 01:20:22.208-->01:20:26.333 know I've been really thinking about that that we're really a global community and if you look 01:20:26.333-->01:20:31.833 I just raise your hand in the audience or cheer or whatever if you're not from the United 01:20:31.833-->01:20:38.250 States [cheering][applause] right? And if you guys saw the sign that was posted on 01:20:38.250-->01:20:44.125 Promenade level with the global map and you saw where everybody came from right? [cheering] 01:20:44.125-->01:20:48.708 >>Yeah! >>That was a brilliant idea, right there, I want to get a picture of that before you 01:20:48.708-->01:20:55.208 guys disappear because it is amazing, I want a picture of that. And it was a global map 01:20:55.208-->01:21:00.542 where people would mark where they're from and I really thought that you know it's 01:21:00.542-->01:21:07.125 getting harder and harder maybe for people to come to the states and we're and we're a global 01:21:07.125-->01:21:12.583 community and I've been thinking about potentially growing Def Con and I even um dropped a 01:21:12.583-->01:21:18.042 little hint in the program about three years about we did a Tribeca Film Festival and we 01:21:18.042-->01:21:23.083 brought the Hacking Villages to a completely new audience, filmmakers, and writers, and 01:21:23.083-->01:21:28.083 actors and we did that 2 years in a row and it was amazing and then last year we seriously 01:21:30.083-->01:21:36.250 investigated bringing the Hacking Villages to another country um and that really made 01:21:36.250-->01:21:42.417 me think that you know what I should just try a beta event, I should just try taking the kind 01:21:42.417-->01:21:47.875 of culture of Def Con the Hacking Villages and going to a new location and trying to build 01:21:47.875-->01:21:52.875 community and where would I do that. So yeah we've we've got a location and I'm gonna bounce it 01:21:55.833-->01:22:02.458 off you and you tell me what you think of it but if I am- I am finding incredible energy, I'm 01:22:02.458-->01:22:07.458 finding incredible creativity, and no kidding I'm not joking, I'm gonna try a Def Con beta in 01:22:10.417-->01:22:15.417 Beijing. >>Woo! [applause] >>And you know if the hackers can't come to us, the hackers will go 01:22:24.750-->01:22:30.833 to them. And we're gonna create or help build and foster a global community of these kinds 01:22:30.833-->01:22:35.833 of beliefs, of these open exploration, the discovery, the puzzle solving and uh and I 01:22:39.458-->01:22:43.333 could fall on my face and it could blow up and it could be a disaster or it could be an 01:22:43.333-->01:22:49.042 awesome beginning of a new chapter. So we're gonna find out, so if you're interested, if 01:22:49.042-->01:22:54.042 you run a contest or a village, and you're interested maybe in travelling overseas um or if 01:22:54.042-->01:22:58.917 you're a speaker and you think you've got something up your sleeve and you wanna go speak um 01:22:58.917-->01:23:04.000 you will see a call for papers and call for contests in the next couple of weeks so that is 01:23:04.000-->01:23:08.042 my super secret announcement thanks for sticking around for it and I'd love to get your 01:23:08.042-->01:23:13.042 feedback and with that I'd like to call Def Con 25 to close. [applause] Woo! >>Woo! 01:23:23.625-->01:23:27.375 [applause]