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Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.4.60.0409302349080.28533@sisyphus.iocaine.com> From: shmooconannounce at shmoo.com (shmooconannounce) Subject: Re: Shmoocon CFP & registration information Just a reminder, ShmooCon registration rates will be raised to $149 on October 1. That's TOMORROW. We've had a huge number of last minute registrations, so we've decided to extend the registration rate of $99 until 10AM EST, Oct 1, 2004. Get free stuff. Save some cash. If you've submitted a paper, and you end up being selected, your registration fee will be returned to you. http://www.shmoocon.org For ShmooCon 2005, we have negotiated a discounted group rate at the Wardman Park Marriott, for Friday and Saturday night of the conference. 1-800-228-9290 Mention SHMOOCON to get the group discount. http://www.wardmanpark.com Broke? Don't worry. Make a clever advertisement for shmoocon, and get free admission! http://www.shmoocon.org/ads.html If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us: info@...oocon.org Cheers, TSG On Thu, 16 Sep 2004, shmooconannounce wrote: > http://www.shmoocon.org > > The Shmoo Group is soliciting papers and presentations for the first annual > ShmooCon. ShmooCon 2005 will be a highly-technical and entertaining East > coast hacker convention focused on technology exploitation, inventive > software and hardware solutions, as well as open discussion on a variety of > technology and security topics. ShmooCon 2005 will be held on February 4-6, > 2005 at the Wardman Park Marriott in Washington, D.C., just minutes from your > choice of 3-letter agencies. > > ShmooCon 2005 will have three tracks, each dedicated to the following: > Break It! - Technology Exploitation > Build It! - Inventive Software and Hardware Solutions > BoF It! - Open Discussion of Technology and Security Topics > > Topics for the "Break It!" track may include, but are not limited to, > EXPLOITATION of: > - Consumer electronic devices > - Application, host, and network security > - Telephony > - Physical security > > Topics for the "Build It!" track may include, but are not limited to, > inventive software and hardware SOLUTIONS in: > - Robotics > - Distributed computing > - Community wireless networking > - Mobile personal computing > > Topics for the "BoF It!" track may include, but are not limited to, open > DISCUSSION of the following: > - Privacy and anonymity > - Exploit and vulnerability disclosure / databases > - DRM (Digital Rights Management), fair use, copyright infringement > - Open source software world domination strategies > > Presentation Format > > All presentations and discussions will be 55 minutes in length. Presentations > in the "Break It!" and "Build It!" tracks must include demonstrations of > personally developed techniques, working code, and/or devices, with code > and/or schematics being open-source and released to the public for free. > Initiating an open discussion for "BoF It!" requires subject matter > expertise, active involvement with the topic at hand, and a brief > presentation of the topic/problem scope. > > Shmooballs will be issued to the audience, to facilitate a frank and open > discussion of opinions. Speakers are encouraged to present innovative ideas > that not everyone agrees with. > > Submission Procedure > To submit, email cfp@...oocon.org with the following information: > 1. Speaker name(s) and/or handle(s) > 2. Presentation Title > 3. Track preference > 4. Two to three paragraph presentation description and/or outline > 5. List facilities required. Projector for use with VGA input, flipchart, > sound projection, Internet connectivity will be provided. > 6. Speaker bio > 7. Contact info for speaker (email AND mobile number, please) > > Accepted speakers will receive free admission to the conference, as well as a > $100 honorarium after evaluation of their completed presentation. 6 > runner-ups will receive free admission as hot-alternates. They should come to > ShmooCon 2005 prepared to speak, and, if it becomes necessary for them to > speak as an alternate, they too will receive a $100 honorarium after > evaluation of their completed presentation. NOTE: select presentation > submissions which are not accepted will be awarded a 50% discounted admission > to ShmooCon 2005. Presentations must be designed to include source code, > schematics, or other substantial details that demonstrate the topic being > discussed. > > Presentation proposals will be reviewed by members of the Shmoo Group. A list > of the reviewers will be posted on the ShmooCon 2005 web site when the Call > For Papers is formally issued. > > If you feel you have a presentation that would be appropriate but that does > not meet these guidelines, feel free to submit it anyway but be sure to > include a cover letter explaining your reasoning so we can evaluate your > proposal. > > All questions regarding this call for papers should be addressed to > cfp@...oocon.org. > > Schedule > Check the web site for final dates > July 30, 2004 CFP opens > Early Fall 2004 papers for preferential first round consideration due > Middle Fall 2004 final due date for all papers > Late Fall 2004 speakers notified > > Submissions are due by late fall 2004. Preference will be given to > submissions received by early fall 2004. Selected speakers will be notified > by Halloween, 2004. We look forward to receiving your submissions as well as > seeing you at ShmooCon 2005! > > http://www.shmoocon.org >
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