LayerOne 2011
| Presenter: Evan Booth Topic: Hide yo kids, hide yo wife: Residential security and monitoring, the bottom line Slides: LayerOne 2011 – Evan Booth – Residential Security and Monitoring |
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| Presenter: Schuyler Towne Topic: History of Locksport: 1800 – 1900 Slides: LayerOne 2011 – Schuyler Towne – The Great Lock Debacle |
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| Presenter: Sam Bowne Topic: Layer 7 DoS Attacks and Defenses Slides: LayerOne 2011 – Sam Bowne – Layer 7 DoS |
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| Presenter: David Bryan Topic: Building the DEFCON network Slides: LayerOne 2011 – David Bryan – Building the Defcon Network |
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| Presenter: Ghostwood Topic: You’ve been DDoSed – so what? Slides: LayerOne 2011 – Gh0stwood – DDoS Attacks |
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| Presenter: Krs Topic: Hackerspace Electronics: Nub to Ninja in under a year Slides: none |
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| Presenter: Joe McCray Topic: You spent all that money and you still got 0wned?!?! Slides: LayerOne 2011 – Joe McCray – You spent all that money and still got 0wned |
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| Presenter: Merlin Topic: Oroboros for daemon lovers Slides: LayerOne 2011 – Merlin Corey – Ouroboros |
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| Presenter: Kevin Nassery Topic: Security prioritization in large organizations Slides: LayerOne 2011 – Kevin Nassery – Security Prioritization |
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| Presenter: John Norman Topic: DIY access control systems Slides: LayerOne 2011 – John Arclight – DIY Access Control Systems |
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| Presenter: Petty Larceny Topic: Impact of disasters on personal security Slides: LayerOne 2011 – Petty Larceny – Impact of Disasters on Personal Security |
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| Presenter: Robert Rowley Topic: Securing web applications for system administrators Slides: LayerOne 2011 – Robert Rowley – WebApp Security |
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| Presenter: Jimmy Shah Topic: Mobile App Moolah: Profit taking with mobile malware Slides: LayerOne 2011 – Jimmy Shah – Mobile App Moolah |
Vissago’s photos
Gabe Lawrence’s photos
CharlieX’s photos
Video of the speaker badges by KRS
Please contact us if you have any photos or write-ups of the conference! Also shoot us some mail to let us know what you thought of Layer One 2011, the contests, the villages, the talks, the parties, and how we can make all of them better for next year.
Thanks again to everyone who came out, we hope to see you all again in 2012!
