Art for EFF
All art design done by y3t1 of the 303 family
All proceeds are donated to the EFF and Hackers For Charity
$4100 for EFF, $4100 for HFC
Here are some of the awesome DEF CON 22 contests & events we have received results on.
If you have results from a contest or event that are not listed here, feel free to send them to neil [at] defcon }dot{ org! and we'll post them!
Be the Match
112 sign ups
2 successful bone marrow donors in DEF CON history
Visit http://marrow.org/
Beverage Cooling Contest
1st place
Team Ad Hoc
301 seconds
2nd place
Team Bearded Brewers
327 seconds
3rd place
Team Hebrew
370 seconds
Coindroids
1st place
el_sig
2nd place
s4yz
3rd Place
PhG
Crash and Compile
1st place
Sprechen Sie Dick Pics, at 14 points
2nd place
Frink Rules, at 11 points
3rd place
Neg9, at 9 points
Counterfeit Badge Contest
1st place
Emily – QueerCon 11 Badge
2nd place
Solomon – DC22 Human Badge
3rd place
Tyler & Brian – DC19 1057 Badge
DEFCONBOTS
1st place
Team MX (13)
2nd Place
Pew Pew Robots (12)
3rd Place
Blue Balls (4)
Detailed results on the DEF CON Forums at: https://forum.defcon.org/showthread.php?t=14025
Hackers Against Humanity
1st place
The Asshole to my left
2nd place
Chromecast Fail
3rd place
Dongs in heaven
Hacker Pyramid
Winner – Celeb: Rich Mogull
Winner – Audience: Mike (from Canmore)
2nd place
Banasidhe and Nousie
3rd place
there is no third place, only ZUUL
Hacker War Games
1 Shot Sniper Shot Winner
1st Place
Nuclear Steve (Winner of the DC22 Badge)
Hit @ 1min 58sec
Hand Gun Class
1st Place
Dr. Tran (Beretta Cal. 9mm)
Score: 18 of 30 Finish Time: 2min 55sec
Long Gun Class
1st Place
Seeess (Olympic AR-15 Cal. 5.56NATO)
Score: 29 of 30 Finish Time: 2min 25sec
Hack Fortress
1st place
Jolly and Friends
2nd place
Acidburn
Ham Radio Exams
This year, we had 205 candidates who took one or more tests. We had 144 new Technician-class licensees, 22 new General-class, and 6 new Extra-class.
The 205 candidates means we're in the top 5 largest ham radio exams *ever* in the US. (The US has a very large ham radio population generally, so it's reasonable to assume it'd be top-5 worldwide.)
The youngest successful licensee was 13. The oldest was retired.
Mohawk Con
Hosted by Ed Word of 303
$5550.76 total donations
$4200.76 donated for EFF
$1350 for Hackers for Charity.
> 250 participants
Second largest EFF donors at DEF CON
Network Forensics Puzzle Contest
1st place
Dofir 49:03 (hours:minutes)
2nd place
Tom Pohl and Team Blue 52:07
(hours:minutes)
264 contestants
7 rounds, after def con forensicscontest.com,
passcodes
Open CTF
1st:
neg9 - 4500
2nd:
petite_byte - 4200
3rd:
4974 - 3700
seen here:
https://vanned.info/openctf2014/
and
https://ctftime.org/event/151
Pimp My Rascal
1st Place
five 15 year olds and their magical
pirate ship (Pedo Bear Approves)
Project 2
1st place
AutoBits
2nd place
naf
3rd place
n0lanh8ters
Scavenger Hunt
1st place
Julian Assange Rape Victims
2nd place
Team Adam
3rd place
Calvin & Hobbes
4th place
Team Awesome
5th place
SunStarr
Schemaverse
1st Place
Cisphyx
2nd Place
MrGlass
3rd Place
kwksilver
SECTF4Kids
1st place
Salmon Waffles
2nd place
The Electronic Samurais
SOHOplessly Broken
Craig Young [Tripwire] - 26,000 points
FIVE 1337 compromises:
Asus AC66U
Netgear WNDR-4700 (2x)
DLink 865L
Belkin N900
Four Rabble Rouser compromises:
Belkin N900
Netgear WNDR-4700 (2x)
Linksys EA6500
Still Good compromise:
Belkin N900
Averagebusinessuser - 4,000 points
1337 compromise:
Trendnet TEW-812DRU
Michael Losee [Emagined Security] - 4,000 points
1337 compromise:
Actiontec Q1000
Tamper Evident Contest
1st place
imparted event
2nd place
random 27
3rd place
golden goblin
TCP/IP Drinking Game
1st round
1st place
Network Forensic Puzzle Contest
2nd round
1st place
Network Forensic Puzzle Contest
Warl0ck Gam3z
1st Place
dcua (12230)
2nd Place
P1nkPanth3r (12180)
3rd Place
caitoo (10750)
Wireless CTF
1st place
ALL CAPS
2nd place
TTHD+N
3rd place
AlphaOmega