Shmoocon 2009 overview: a collection of tools, blogposts and videos (updated)

Updated: with additional videos and blogposts.

While I couldn't attend Shmoocon, I kept an eye on blogposts and tweets for interesting tools, articles and videos. You could say, I was 'virtually' attending the conference. ;-)

Here is my overview.

Blogposts:

mobile rfid scanning (hack a day)
Attacking oracle with metasploit shmoocon firetalk demo (carnal0wnage)
Shmoocon day 1 wrapup (carnal0wnage)
Shmoocon day 1&2 (carnal0wnage)
The Middler gets released at Shmoocon (room362)
Shmoocon 2009 notes (Eating Security)
Shmoocon report (Packetlife)
Recap of "The Fast Track Talk Suite (Novainfosecportal.com)
Recap of "Man in the middling" Talk at Shmoocon (Novainfosecportal.com)
Recap of the FAIL 2.0 Talk (Novainfosecportal.com)
What I learned at Shmoocon (Pauldotcom)
How we hacked Shmoocon (NYC Resistor)
Hack the Genome (Hacdc)
Shmoocon wrapup (A certain lack of focus)
Shmoocon 2009 (RBCP's archive of stuff)
Shmoocon 2009 (gdickinson.co.uk)

Podcasts:

Video:

10 things about Hard Drives part 1/6 (Youtube)
10 things about Hard Drives part 2/6 (Youtube)
10 things about Hard Drives part 3/6 (Youtube)
10 things about Hard Drives part 4/6 (Youtube)
10 things about Hard Drives part 5/6 (Youtube)
10 things about Hard Drives part 6/6 (Youtube)
Tyler Pitchford - They Took My Laptop! Search and Seizure Explained (blip.tv)
Chris Paget - EDL Cloning for $250 (Google Video)
Success at the lockpicking village by 6ena (Vimeo)

Tools:

Fast Track, a python based open-source project aimed at helping Penetration Testers in an effort to identify, exploit, and further penetrate a network.
wireless network mapping with his tool GIS Kismet
Aircrack-ng shares with us a glimpse of the future of wireless network cracking.
Scrubbr: a BSD-licensed database scanning tool that checks numerous database technologies for the presence of possible stored cross-site scripting attacks.
pwnpass: RFID tool by 3ric Johanson (get info from rfid on credit cards)
GR-Bluetooth: a bluetooth scanner

Various:

Thanks to mubix for the mention.
(Photo under creative commons from edmittance's photostream)