How I cracked the Notacon Code: Friday at 8:00 PM

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How I cracked the Notacon Code: Friday at 8:00 PM

Cypher Disk, originally uploaded by Goodimages.

Join Nick Farr and Seoci as they explain how the HacDC Notacon crypto challenge was created at the last minute and broken through the use of creative social engineering, abandoning automated tools and a few carefully placed hints.

8:00 PM at HacDC (in the Sanctuary)

Then join us afterwards at Brickskellar for drinks!

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