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UID:pretalx-romhack-camp-2026-BNCWHH@cfp.romhack.io
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DESCRIPTION:As Joni Mitchell famously sang “Don't it always seem to go\, 
 that you don't know what you've got till it's gone.”\n\nLike how an enve
 lope generator in electronic music shapes a sound's character over time\, 
 this talk is concerned with the shape and characteristics of cybersecurity
  and is all about what music teaches us about attacks\, timing\, and resil
 ience.\n\nMusic and cybersecurity share the same basic anatomy since they 
 are about identity and community. Both require a trigger to set off a seri
 es of events and can be creative or destructive.\n\nOver the years\, music
  has been used to spread misinformation. Music has also been a method to c
 ontrol and torture people. For example\, the use of acoustic bombardment t
 o bring down the Noriega regime in Panama.\n\nMusic can be a destructive f
 orce. Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation video caused hard drives to crash an
 d was classified with its own CVE.\n\nConversely in times of oppression\, 
 music has been used as a form of communication to bypass censorship.\n\nIn
  this talk\, I will explore how ransomware and identity-driven attacks eva
 de detection not by being invisible\, but by being indistinguishable from 
 normal operational noise.\n\nModern attacks don’t break systems\, they b
 lend into them.\n\nUsing the structure of music production (signal/noise\,
  mixing and mastering) to explore real-world attack chains\, the goal is t
 o share practical insights into why detection fails.
DTSTAMP:20260921T190734Z
LOCATION:STAGE 2 (Ghost in the Shellcode)
SUMMARY:Last Night a DJ Erased My Drive - Mathew Caplan
URL:https://cfp.romhack.io/romhack-camp-2026/talk/BNCWHH/
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