DEFCON: The Documentary Now Available Online
Directed by computer historian Jason Scott, DEFCON: The Documentary is a recently released film that covers 20 years of DEF CON, the world’s largest hacking convention. The entire (nearly 2 hour long) documentary is now available to view online.
Jason talks about making the film on his blog:
DEF CON is a massive, thriving, varied and strange gathering of people, one I’ve been part of for over a decade and which brings the stories by the bushel. My problem wasn’t having us film interesting things – it was trying to figure out how to shove all those interesting things into one single block of movie.
The crew of DEFCON: The Documentary.
photo via Jason Scott
Rusty Blazenhoff
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