Analyzing DEF CON presentations through the lens of Guile Scheme - conference notes, session tools, and hacker culture exploration
This repository explores DEF CON 33 through Guile Scheme, documenting:
- Conference session notes and analysis
- Presentation content through a Scheme lens
- Hacker culture and community observations
- Technical demonstrations in functional programming
- Village activities and workshop notes
- Security research methodologies
- YouTube: @DEFCONConference/streams
- DEF CON TV: dctv.defcon.org
- Info Node: info.defcon.org
# Check for currently live DEF CON streams
./bin/check-live-streams.shTracking AI, machine learning, and LLM security presentations:
- AI Village: [Track 3] - Hands-on AI security research and demonstrations
- Main Stage: DARPA AI Cyber Challenge presentations
- Track 1: Advanced AI exploitation and defense techniques
- Track 2: LLM security and adversarial research
- Track 4: Machine learning in cybersecurity applications
- AI exploitation techniques and defenses
- LLM vulnerability research and jailbreaking
- Machine learning model poisoning
- Adversarial AI demonstrations
- Automated security tools using AI
- Privacy attacks on ML models
- AI-powered threat detection
- Hacker Tracker: hackertracker-info - Real-time schedule
- Info Export: info-export - Conference data exports
- Official Schedule: info.defcon.org
# Check for live streams
./bin/check-live-streams.sh
# Download presentations from DEF CON media server
gmake mirror
# List AI/LLM related talks
gmake ai-talks
# Analyze presentation topics
gmake analyze
# View/edit analysis notes
gmake notes
# Show all available commands
gmake helpdefcon33/
├── .mirror/ # Downloaded presentations (gitignored)
├── modules/ # Guile Scheme analysis modules
├── bin/ # Utility scripts
├── ANALYSIS.md # Conference analysis notes
└── defcon-logo.png # DEF CON 33 logo
- AI/LLM Security: Tracking presentations on AI exploitation, LLM vulnerabilities
- Functional Programming: Analyzing security concepts through Scheme/Lisp perspective
- Hacker Culture: Documenting community insights and technical innovations
- Emerging Threats: Identifying new attack vectors and defense strategies
- GNU Guile 3.0+
- GNU Make
- Git
Public repository - Conference notes and educational content
