This year’s RSAcon has been a lot of laughs. The parties were great, the people were fun, I actually learned some stuff, and took away a few new ideas for vulnerabilities. So all in all it was a great time. At one point I found my self staring face to face with a vacant Google booth. So I took it upon myself to seize the moment, especially since Google hasn’t figured out how to put computers into kiosk mode (they weren’t the only ones either, by the way - ask mubix). *sigh*

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The really amusing part was when a rather dim witted Google marketing person came over after a minute or so and asked if she could help us. Then she saw the ha.ckers.org logo, to which I said, “Don’t worry, we were just playing a practical joke on you.” To which she said, “Okay.” Okay indeed.

So you’ve seen ha.ckers.org on Google’s own machines at a security conference - where there’s so much irony it hurts. But what about you guys? Where can you get ha.ckers.org to show up in places it shouldn’t be? I’ll give out some sort of special prize for the winner - I just haven’t figured out what it is yet.

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