This document discusses hacking the Sabbath in a creative and playful way by finding loopholes within the rules and restrictions of keeping the Sabbath holy. It categorizes 39 categories of work into four sub-categories and discusses using things like timers, lamps, thermostats, refrigerators, and stoves on the Sabbath without directly interacting with them. It encourages questioning restrictions and authorities in a spirit of inspiration and exploration, while never actually breaking any rules.
4. #whoami
Jonathan Singer
Senior Security Engineer @ GuidePoint Security
GCIA, GPEN, GCFE
ISSA & OWASP Tampa Board Member
Founder of Hack@UCF
- #1 Cyber Defense Team in the USA
6. Right
“individuals who enjoy the intellectual challenge of creatively overcoming
limitations of [software systems] to achieve novel and clever outcomes.”
“in a spirit of playfulness and exploration”
7. Theology and Culture
Not a talk about religion
Not a talk to start a religious debate
Talk about culture
Talk about circumventing the rules
Talk about findings loopholes
9. Top Down View
In some theologies and cultures, there is a Sabbath
Particularly Judeo-Christian have a resting Sabbath
By resting, we mean not working
“On the 7th day god rested”
11. 39 Categories, in 4 Sub-Categories
Bread stuff (plants and cookings)
Garments stuff (clothes and mending)
Hides stuff (animals and cooking)
Construction stuff (building and fire)
12. Electricity and Fire
Electricomechanical switches that carry a live current
Could make a spark
◦ This is the FIRE
◦ There is one exception, but we are not talking about that
But that fire is not useful
So then science happened and completing a circuit is building