> For the rest of us, it's a nice convention where we can talk to real engineers and security researchers about problems that affect us Good for you. I'm glad

> For the rest of us, it's a nice convention where we can talk to real engineers and security researchers about problems that affect us Good for you. I'm glad you got a chance to talk to real engineers and security researchers about problems that affect you. I hope you feel more secure as a result. There are a number of other attendees who would also like to discuss the security problems that affect them, such as the notion that putting up a DnD sign on your hotel door is an implicit expectation that random men will corner you in your room. If these visitors aren't who they say they are, the only way out is through them. It being a convention of professional hackers, the fact that the only thing between you and an intruder is an electronic lock does not bestow much confidence in one's security. Is it ok with you if we discuss this for a bit? Hopefully it doesn't get in the way of the important engineering and security research weighing on your mind.