Photos | Group Poses for Photo at DEFCON 17 Convention
Thirteen people, including three adults and two women, pose for a photo at DEFCON 17 while wearing T-shirts and hats and holding various items, such as handbags and glasses. An advertisement poster and whiteboard can be seen in the background amidst the crowded room filled with furniture, tables, and electronics.
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