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The Magic School of Green Technologies
Chung-Hua Hall
10:50 - 11:30
40min
Assemble! Will of the people
Moderator / 曾憲立

Open discussion

R0 - The Magic School of Green Technologies - Chung-Hua Hall
16:10 - 16:30
20min
Fight for freedom! Resilience in crisis
Moderator / Lulu

Open discussion

R0 - The Magic School of Green Technologies - Chung-Hua Hall
17:10 - 17:30
20min
Fight for freedom! Resilience in crisis
Moderator / Lulu

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R0 - The Magic School of Green Technologies - Chung-Hua Hall
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R1
The Magic School of Green Technologies
Conference Room 1 (B1)
11:10 - 11:30
20min
We connect! Civic hackers around the world
Moderator / ky

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R1 - The Magic School of Green Technologies - Conference Room 1 (B1)
16:10 - 16:30
20min
Here I am! Tech for policy
Moderator / RR

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R1 - The Magic School of Green Technologies - Conference Room 1 (B1)
17:10 - 17:30
20min
Here I am! Tech for policy
Moderator / RR

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R1 - The Magic School of Green Technologies - Conference Room 1 (B1)
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C1
C-Hub
1F
16:10 - 16:30
20min
Data and where to find them
Moderator / 恩恩

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C1 - C-Hub - 1F
17:10 - 17:30
20min
Data and where to find them
Moderator / 恩恩

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C1 - C-Hub - 1F
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C3
C-Hub
3F
11:10 - 11:30
20min
Stand with Internet freedom
Moderator / jxtsai

Open discussion

C3 - C-Hub - 3F
16:10 - 16:30
20min
Nobody is everywhere
Moderator / 洪芷寧

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C3 - C-Hub - 3F
17:10 - 17:30
20min
Nobody is everywhere
Moderator / 洪芷寧

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The Magic School of Green Technologies
Conference Room 3 (3F)
10:30 - 11:30
60min

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R4
The Magic School of Green Technologies
Conference Room 4 (3F)
Day2
Sat, Dec 5 2020
15:50 - 16:10
R0 - The Magic School of Green Technologies - Chung-Hua Hall

Lesson learnt from failure - Reflection on Macau Civil Vote 2019

Fight for freedom! Resilience in crisis
Island’s federation
Talk
Mandarin
w/ ZH-EN interpreting & TSL

abstract

Civic / unofficial referendums have been a means of cultivating civic engagement and expressing collective opinions. In the context of Hong Kong and Macau, China has attempted to clamp down on civic votes/referendums. In the past few years, these votes experienced varying extents of cyberattacks and even the abuse of criminal procedures.

In the case of the 2019 Vote on Chief Execution Election in Macau, the vote organiser was forced to close the vote prematurely after encountering multifaceted attacks. The presentation will cover the political threats facing the vote and the technical aspect of the defence. I will discuss the pattern of the Denial of Service (DoS) attacks, whether over-engineering is necessary and the measures taken to mitigate these threats. Despite the success in the defence on the technical front, the vote ended up a failure. Key members of the vote organiser received threats to their personal safety. Not only did the organiser halt the vote but also cancelled a planned press conference at which the results would be announced. The lessons learnt from the failure of the 2019 Macau Vote might help others plan a similar vote in the future.

keywords:vote, failure, cyberattack
Lulu
Moderator
Lulu / Taipei, Taiwan
Open Culture Foundation

一路從生態研究、社區駐點、獨立音樂行銷宣傳、音樂祭員工、小黨選舉公關,直到現在踏入自己沒想過會接觸的開源和開放科技領域,唯一沒變的是持續參與社會運動的決心,並且得以從不同領域不同角度進行串聯,但因為沒有經營單一領域或專長,只好自創我的專業是跨領域經理人,聽起來比較厲害。

Jason Chao 周庭希
Jason Chao 周庭希 / London
(Unaffiliated)

Jason Chao is a technologist and human rights activist. Chao has backgrounds in political activism, LGBT+ advocacy and human rights law. He is currently researching the development of digital method tools as a doctoral researcher at the University of Siegen.

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