Gabriela Coleman

Join Paula Bialski, a digital sociology expert, and Gabriella Coleman, a Harvard anthropology professor, as they dive into the multifaceted world of hacker cultures. They unveil how hacker identities—like black hat and white hat—have evolved and impacted cybersecurity. There's a fascinating discussion on the emotional backlash against poorly written code and the ethics within the hacking community. Plus, hear about the intriguing concept of Critical Mold Studies and its unexpected ties to tech! A compelling exploration of innovation, ethics, and community dynamics.

Gabriella Coleman, a Harvard anthropologist and expert on hacker cultures, joins Paula Bialski, a digital sociology professor, to discuss the evolution and ethics of hacking. They explore the changing identities of hackers, from 'white hats' to 'black hats,' and how aesthetics in coding can provoke moral outrage. The conversation highlights the professionalization of hacking and the tensions between quality and speed in software development. Coleman also hints at founding a new field of Critical Mold Studies—an intriguing twist on traditional academic disciplines!

Joachim Selzer, Sprecher des Chaos Computer Clubs, schildert Clubkultur und Praxis. Gabriella (Biella) Coleman, Harvard-Anthropologin mit Fokus auf Hackerkulturen, erklärt Werte und Geschichte. Sie reden über Hackerethos und kreative Problemlösungen. Diskussionen zu CCC, White-Hat-Sicherheitsforschung, Botnets, Ransomware-Industrie und politischem Aktivismus prägen das Gespräch.