Electromagnetic Field Drops 2022 Talk Videos

Earlier this year we made the journey to a field in the West of England for the Electromagnetic Field hacker camp. It was the usual few days of fun in the open air, but due to a few technical difficulties we were unable to point you to any of the talks. Weā€™re happy to note that now the dust has settled they are uploading talks, and there are a decent number up on YouTube with more to come.

Paging through the talks uploaded so far, and thereā€™s plenty to get your teeth into. Weā€™ll start with a couple that should be viewed as a pair,  [Robin Wilson] on UK railway signalling, and [Anthony Williams] giving us a crash course in railway safety, and then while weā€™re on a railway theme continue to [Hugh Wells] on hacking the train ticket system. Those first two amply demonstrate the best in our community, in that here are professionals sharing knowledge with us weā€™d never hear without working in that field.

Another esoteric talk thatā€™s typical of a hacker camp schedule and which should be of interest to anyone who has wrestled with time synchronization comes from [John Dalziel], who gives us a brief history of time zones and daylight saving time. A talk that had me riveted during a train journey though came from [Cybergibbons], who describes penetration testing at a cruise ship scale.

These are just a few of the ones uploaded thus far, and as this is being written there are more appearing. So keep checking and youā€™ll see some really good ones. Meanwhile, have a read of our report from the event.



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