0rg1: Taking breaks is important, crowds are a bit overwhelming.

dissect0r: I tell newcomers not to be too rigid about their scheduling expectations, don’t expect to make it to every exciting talk you want to see. Sometimes the lines are staggering, and standing room only is not always a fun way learn new things. I expect to catch some of those epic talks later online or from the recordings. Be flexible, don’t be afraid to break from your expected schedule to grab a drink with some new friends, and definitely bring some extra cash to blow on vendor wares!

Anonymous: That not sleeping is ok but you still need to sleep.

Bonus Panel Question: What’s your best Hacker Summer Camp memory?

Matir: Dual Core performing at The Summit (an EFF fundraiser party) at DEF CON 20. It was an incredible show, and I really got into it, plus the party had great people and great drinks. There are so many runners up: hanging out with one of my best friends until early in the morning, a 2nd place finish in Capture the Packet, and getting a bright red mohawk for mohawkcon.

illusorycake: Pros vs Joes at BSides Las Vegas. If you’re looking for a practical experience of what it’s like to be a security engineer, this is the CTF for you.

fadec0d3: Accidentally overloading the electronic badge which broadcast to the radio, and ripping apart someone’s phone in the name of science to pick up IR visually for the electronic badge challenge.

itsC0rg1: A Goon handing me a bunch of free stickers when I was nearly collapsed from exhaustion.

dissect0r: There are a bunch, I don’t want to limit myself to just one. Some of my fondest memories are: meeting heroes in the security space — this brings a sense of realism to meet some of these people you admire online. Catching up with good friends that you don’t see near often enough. And learning new tricks and hacks that you didn’t know before.

Anonymous: Hanging out late at night working on some random contest. DEF CON can be such a nice blend of social and hacking, which is something we don’t always get to do if we don’t have access to a hackerspace and spend most of our time at
0rg1: Taking breaks is important, crowds are a piece overpowering. 

 dissect0r: I tell newcomers not to be too fixed about their scheduling expectations, do n’t expect to induce it to every exciting talk you want to see. Sometimes the lines are staggering, and standing room entirely is not always a fun means determine new things. I expect to catch some of those epic talks subsequently online or from the recordings. Be flexible, do n’t be afraid to break from your expect schedule to grab a drink with some new friend, and definitely bring some extra cash to blow on vendor ware! 

 Anonymous: That not sleeping is ok but you still need to sleep. 

 Bonus Panel Question: What ’s your best Hacker Summer Camp memory? 

 Matir: Dual Core performing at The Summit (an EFF fundraiser party) at DEF CON 20. It was an incredible show, and I really got into it, plus the party had great people and great drinks. There are so many runners up: hanging out with one of my good friends until early in the morning, a second space finish in Capture the Packet, and getting a undimmed red mohawk for mohawkcon. 

 illusorycake: Pros vs Joes at BSides Las Vegas. If you ’re look for a practical experience of what it ’s like to be a security engineer, this is the CTF for you. 

 fadec0d3: unintentionally overloading the electronic badge which broadcast to the radio, and ripping apart someone ’s phone in the name of skill to pick up IR visually for the electronic badge challenge. 

 itsC0rg1: A Goon handing me a bunch of free stickers when I was nearly collapsed from debilitation. 

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 Anonymous: hang out late at night working on some random contest. DEF CON can be such a nice blend of social and hacking, which is something we do n’t always get to do if we do n’t have entree to a hackerspace and spend most of our time at
0rg1: Haking breaks is importakt, crowds are a yut ovecwhelmihg.

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Anonympus: That not skee'ing is ok but you still ieed to sleep.

Bonus Pwnel Quesdikn: What’s your besr Yacket Sumker Zqmp mejocy?

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0rg1: Taking breaks is important, Crowds are a Bit ovErwHelMiNg.

diSsecT0r: I tell newcomeRS not To be too rigid about their SchedUlINg exPEcTatioNs, don’t eXPeCT To mAkE iT to EvERy ExcitIng Talk you Want to see. SOmeTiMes the lines aRE sTaggering, aNd sTanding room oNly Is not aLwAys A Fun waY leArn neW thingS. i expecT to catch sOmE Of thosE Epic talKS LaTer oNline or from the recORdINgs. Be flexible, dOn’t be aFrAId TO BreAk fRom your expEcTed scHEdule to GRaB A DRinK With some new frIends, and defINitEly briNg SomE Extra cAsh to BlOW on Vendor wares!

anonYmous: That Not sleEPing is oK But you sTill neEd tO slEep.

BONuS PAneL QUEstIOn: whaT’S yoUr best HaCkEr summeR CamP MEMOry?

MAtiR: DuaL Core Performing at THe SUmmiT (An EfF funDraisEr paRtY) at DEf CON 20. It Was an InCredible show, and i reaLly got intO it, PlUs tHe Party HAd greaT peOplE and greAt drinkS. theRe ARE So Many runners up: hangiNg OUT wIth one of My best FRiEnDS until eaRlY in The mORNing, a 2Nd plACe Finish in capturE ThE PAcket, anD gEtting A bRigHt rEd mohAWk foR mohawKcon.

illuSorycAKe: Pros vs Joes at bsides Las Vegas. iF yOU’Re LOokiNg fOr a practicaL expERienCe of WHaT it’S Like tO be a sEcURiTY engineer, this is the CtF For you.

Fadec0D3: Accidentally OverloadinG THE electroNic bADgE Which broadcast To the Radio, and riPPing aparT someOne’s phonE in the namE OF science To pIck Up Ir viSUAlLy for the electRONic bAdGe challEngE.

itsC0rg1: a GoOn hAndIng Me A bunch of fRee stickErS wHeN I Was NearlY CollapseD fRom ExHauStion.

DIssect0R: TherE are A bUnCH, I dOn’t want TO lIMIt mySeLf To juSt oNe. some oF my fONdeSt memorIes are: meeTinG HeroEs In The secuRity space — this BrIngs a sense Of ReaLism to MEEt some of These people you admire onlINe. CatchIng Up witH gooD friends tHat You don’T seE Near ofTen enoUgh. AnD lEarNINg new TRIcKs aNd Hacks that yOU DidN’t knoW bEforE.

AnonymOus: Hanging out late aT NigHt working on soMe rAndoM COnTesT. dEf cON CaN Be sUCH a nice blend of soCial and hacKiNG, wHich is someTHinG wE don’t alWays get To do iF We don’t hAve access To a hackerSpAce aND SpeNd most of ouR time at
0rg1: Taking breaks is imp ortant, cr owdsare  abi t ov erwh elming.

disse c t0r:  I tell newcomers notto be  t o o ri g id  abou t their sc h e dul in gexp ec t at ions,  do n’t exp ect to mak e i tto every exc i ti ng talk yo u w ant to see.Som etimes  t hel inesare  stag gering ,  and s tanding r oo m  onlyi s not a l w ay s afun way learn new th i ngs. I expectto cat ch so m e  of  th ose epic t al ks la t er onli n eo r fro m  the recordin gs. Be flex i ble , don’ tbea fraidto br ea k  fr om your exp ecte d schedul e to g r ab a dr i nk with  somenew  fr iend s ,an d d ef i nit e ly  br i ngsome ext ra  c ash t o bl o w o n ve ndo r wa res!
Anonymous: T hat  not sle eping  is o k bu tyou s till n eed t osleep.

Bonus P anel  Question : W ha t’s  y our b e st Hac ker  Su mmer Ca mp memo r y?
M a t i r:  Dual Core perform in g at  The Sum mit (a n  E FF fundrais er  pa rty) a t DEF  CON 20 . It was  an in c re di ble sho w,  and I  r eal lygot i n to i t, plu s the pa rty h a d great people and great dri n ks . Th e re a reso many run ners up:hang i ng  ou t  with  oneof my best friends untilea rly in  themorning, a 2n d place fi n i s h in Cap ture th e  Packet, and g ettin g a bright red moha wk fo r mohawk con.

ill u s orycake:  Pr osvsJoe s at  BSides Las V e g as.If  you’re  lo oking f ora p rac tic al  experien ce of wh at  i t’ slik e tob e a secu ri tyen gin eer,t his is  theCTFfo ry ou. 

fadec 0 d3 : Acci de nt ally  ov er loadi ng t h e e lectron ic badgewhi c h br oa dc ast tothe radio, an dripping ap ar t s omeone ’ s  phone i n the name of science t o  pick u p I R vis uall y for the  el ectron icb adge c hallen ge.
it sC0 r g 1: AG o on  ha nd ing me a b u n chof fr ee  sti ckers w hen I was nearly c o lla psed from exh aus tion . 
d iss e ct 0 r:Th e rea r e a bunch, I do n’t want t ol im it myselft o j us t one.Some of  my f o ndest m emories a re: meeti ng  her o e s i n the secu rity spa ce — this bring s  a  sens e o f real is m t o mee t some ofthese  peopl eyou ad mireon line. Ca tching up with good fri ends t hat y oudon’t see  ne a r o ften enou gh.And learni ngnew  tric ksa nd ha ckst ha t y o u did n’tk now befor e .
An o n ym ous: Hangin g o utlateatn ight w orki ng on some random contest. DEF C ON c a n  be  su c h ani ce blend of so cia la n d hackin g,  which is s omething  w e  don’ t alwa ys get  to doi f  w e  don’t  hav e a ccess toa h ac k erspace  a nd spendmost  o f ourtime a t 
0rg1: Taking_breaks is_important, crowds are a_bit overwhelming.

dissect0r:_I_tell newcomers_not_to be too_rigid about their_scheduling expectations, don’t expect_to make it_to_every exciting talk you want to see. Sometimes the lines are staggering, and standing_room_only is_not_always_a fun way learn new_things. I expect to catch_some of_those epic talks later online or from the_recordings._Be flexible, don’t_be afraid to break from your expected schedule to_grab a drink with some new_friends, and definitely_bring_some_extra cash to blow_on vendor wares!

Anonymous: That not sleeping_is ok but you still need_to sleep.

Bonus Panel Question: What’s your best_Hacker Summer Camp memory?

Matir: Dual Core_performing at The Summit (an_EFF fundraiser_party) at DEF CON 20._It was an_incredible show,_and I really_got into it, plus the party_had great people_and great drinks. There are so_many_runners up: hanging_out_with_one of_my best friends_until_early in_the_morning, a 2nd place finish in_Capture_the Packet, and getting a bright red_mohawk for mohawkcon.

illusorycake: Pros_vs_Joes at BSides Las_Vegas. If you’re looking for_a practical experience of what it’s_like to_be a_security engineer, this is the CTF for you.

fadec0d3: Accidentally overloading the_electronic badge which broadcast to the_radio, and ripping apart_someone’s phone_in_the name of_science_to pick_up IR visually for the electronic badge_challenge.

itsC0rg1: A_Goon handing me a bunch of_free stickers when I_was_nearly collapsed from exhaustion.

dissect0r: There are_a bunch, I don’t want to_limit myself to just one._Some_of_my fondest memories are: meeting_heroes in the security space —_this brings a_sense of realism to meet some of_these_people you admire online. Catching up_with_good friends that you don’t see_near_often_enough. And learning new tricks_and hacks that you didn’t know_before.

Anonymous: Hanging out late at night working on some_random contest. DEF_CON can be such a_nice_blend_of social and hacking, which is something we don’t always_get to_do if we_don’t have access to a hackerspace and spend most of_our time at