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Day: August 5, 2013

DEF CON: Hacking Charities And Routers

August 5, 2013 by Eric Evenchick 5 Comments
Where’s Cardboard Snowden?

On the last day of DEF CON, I talked to some charity hackers, checked out the lockpicking village, and learned how insecure my router is in the wireless village.

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