DEF CON 24 - Chris Rock - How to Overthrow a Government
What it is
A DEF CON 24 talk on how a cyber mercenary group could forge identities and create the conditions for overthrowing a government. It is entertainingly outlandish and includes a drone-mounted saw for cutting power lines.
Why Hacker News recommends it
HN recommends it as an amazing, entertaining talk and cites it in threads on power-line sabotage and coup tactics.
- 2 people recommended it
- 2 different months
- 1 strong recommendations
- first 2017, last 2019
What HN commenters said
“If you've not seen this amazing talk I can't recommend it enough.”
Amazing talk featuring a drone-mounted saw for cutting power lines
taylorfinley, 2019-09 · Strong recommendation · in “Aerial Saw Is Boon to Line Trimming”
“You might be interested to listen to this talk at DEF CON.”
Talk on forging identities and overthrowing a government
eatbitseveryday, 2017-02 · Recommendation · in “U.S. Visitors May Have to Hand Over Social Media Passwords”
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Topics: def con, coups, drones, hacking, security
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