Here we go:

28. July

• 1100-1200 Openeing and Keynote adress (Tent 2)
• Emmanuel Goldstein, Rop Gongrijp
• 1400-1500 Reverse Engineering Microsoft .NET (Tent 1)
• Hannes Pavelka
• 1500-1600 Using linux for embedded devices: Introduction to uCLinux (Tent 1)
• Jean-Michel Friedt
• 1600-1700 Symbian Security (Tent 2)
• Job de Haas
• 2000-2100 Cross Site Scripting Scanning (Tent 1)
• Sven Neuhaus
• 2200-2300 dyne ~ freaknet software foundry software for the freedom of speech (Tent 3)
• xant, Antonino Radici, Alpt, Silvano Galliani, godog, Bobby Newmark

29. July

• 1000-1100 Search engine internal processes (Tent 2)
• Greg Newby
• 1000-1100 What the hacker community? (Tent 4)
• Yuwei Lin
• 1300-1400 Having Fun With Honeyd (Tent 2)
• Niels Provos
• 1500-1600 Monitoring Internet Background Radiation (Tent 1)
• Hendrik Scholz
• 1600-1700 The Pentabarf conference planning software (Tent 3)
• Tim Pritlove, Sven Klemm
• 1700-1800 Bluetooth Security – News From The Front (Tent 2)
• Martin Herfurt

30. July

• 1100-1200 Reverse engineering and unlocking an XDA (Tent 1)
• Job de Haas
• 1200-1300 Exploiting PocketPC (Tent 1)
• Collin Mulliner
• Spoofing fingerprints in 10 minutes (Tent 2)
• Ton van der Putte
• Hashing the Longhorn (Tent 2)
• Rüdiger Weis

31. July

• 1100-1200 Jabber (Tent 1)
• Florian Holzhauer
• 1200-1300 SchilliX – The first OpenSolaris distribution (Tent 1)
• Tobias Kirschstein
• 1400-1500 Database Compression Between RAM and CPU Cache: Hacking the Memory Hierarchy (Tent 1)
• Sandor Heman
• 1700-1800 Closing Session (Tent 2)

And there are some scheduled or semi-scheduled meetings. If you would like to contact me you’ll probably find me at the FeM Village between the talks and of course by eMail.