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The 23rd Chaos Communication Congress in Berlin, Germany

RADIO CHIPS AND HACKER TOOLS

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The 23rd annual Chaos Computer Club Congress offered a fresh perspective on topics such as RFID technology and cyber-crime laws.

The offbeat and engaging Chaos Computer Club held their 23rd annual congress – dubbed 23C3 – in Berlin on December 27-30. Approximately 4,200 people attended the “four-day conference on technology, society, and utopia.” Under the motto “Who can you trust?” the 23rd Chaos Communication Congress (23C3) provided 130 talks and 20 workshops on network technology, hacking, and monitoring.

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