CarolinaCon

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CarolinaCon is a regional technical conference held annually in North Carolina.

The conference was founded in 2005. CarolinaCon has since focused on presenting educational materials from a variety of guest speakers on various aspects of computing, technology, and information security^[1]. It is currently run by the 501(c)3 non-profit organization The Carolinacon Group.

The event generally officially closes with a game of Hacker Trivia.

Contents 1 Conferences 1.1 CarolinaCon 2005 1.2 CarolinaCon 2006 1.3 CarolinaCon 2007 1.4 CarolinaCon 2008 2 References 3 External Links

[edit] Conferences

[edit] CarolinaCon 2005

(Amerisuites Hotel, Raleigh, NC June 10-12, 2005)

The first conference covered topics such as Bio-Hacking, IPv6, Lock Manipulation, and ethics in hacking^[2].

[edit] CarolinaCon 2006

(Hampton Inn, Raleigh, NC June 9-11, 2006)

[edit] CarolinaCon 2007

(Holiday Inn, Chapel Hill, NC April 20-21, 2007)

Covered topics such as online black markets, enforcing the GPL, FreeBSD Jails, human brain cortex, and computer system forensics issues^[3]. A capture the flag (CTF) event was running during much of the conference.

[edit] CarolinaCon 2008

(Holiday Inn, Chapel Hill, NC March 28-29, 2008)

[edit] References

1. ^ Call for Papers. Retrieved on 2008-01-09.
2. ^ Speakers. Retrieved on 2008-01-09.
3. ^ 2007 Schedule of Events. Retrieved on 2008-01-09.

[edit] External Links

CarolinaCon.org
The CarolinaCon Group "Education through Exploration"