Monday Nov 18
11:30 –
12:20
Aud 15
A Practical Guide to Cybercrime
Cybercriminals are often perceived as having super powers to get into your systems and steal your money and data. The vast majority are just following simple cookbook recipes to take advantage of laziness, sloppiness and an failure to understand what might be risky behaviour. Defences against cybercrime do not have to be hi-tech or even very complex.
This talk discusses various types of cybercrime and gives some practical advice as to how to make yourself a little safer.
Keynotes
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Space ShuttleStephen CarverMonday Nov 18 @ 08:45
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Quantum ComputingJessica PointingTuesday Nov 19 @ 09:00
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Composing Bach Chorales Using Deep LearningFeynman LiangMonday Nov 18 @ 13:20
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Design For The Utopia You Want, Not The Dystopia You're InChris AthertonMonday Nov 18 @ 17:30
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Is Business The Key To Making The World A Happier Place?Evan SutterTuesday Nov 19 @ 13:20
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Party KeynoteSteve WozniakTuesday Nov 19 @ 18:10
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Extreme Digitalization in ChinaChristina BoutrupWednesday Nov 20 @ 09:00
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The Promise and Limitations of AIDoug LenatWednesday Nov 20 @ 13:20
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How to Be Human in the Age of The MachineHannah FryWednesday Nov 20 @ 17:00