Photos | Dan Kaminsky speaking at DEFCON
Dan Kaminsky delivering a lecture in formal wear at DEFCON 2011, standing at the podium in front of a projection screen while addressing a crowded indoor audience.
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2011-08-03T13:46:52.030000-07:00
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