Total Recall Using Implicit Memory as a Cryptographic Primitive

Explore the fascinating intersection of cognitive science and cryptography in this 49-minute conference talk from SecureWV/Hack3rcon 2017. Delve into the concept of using implicit memory as a cryptographic primitive, examining the differences between explicit and implicit memory systems. Investigate cognitive memory processes, including encoding, storage, and retrieval, while considering the role of context in memory formation. Learn about current research in brain-computer interfaces and their potential implications for cryptography. Analyze the concept of sidechannel attacks and their relation to memory systems. Discover intriguing connections between neuroscience, cybersecurity, and literature, referencing works like "Hardboiled Wonderland."

Introduction
Audience Question
Talk Notes
Cognitive Memory
Unconsciousness
Explicit vs Implicit
Explicit Memory
Episodic Memory
Implicit Memory
Encoding
Storage
Memory Systems
Retrieval
Context
My numbers are wrong
Current research
Brain computer interface
The Neals
Past Thoughts
Sidechannel Attacks
Peep
Long Past Thoughts
Sources
Hardboiled Wonderland