I tried to translate Winn's cards.  I did my best.  Some cards are missing.
These are from Sat Night, Friday night's cards got given to a reported who
dissapeared with them.  If you find them, please send 'em this way.
                                                -The Dark Tangent
                                                dtangent@defcon.org


4 A "The Movies"

        100 MB: Michael Jackson might have enjoyed a "walk-in" part in this
                movie.  (Sneakers)

        200 MB: Virtually Lost cyber-lass Sandra Bullock drives herself to
                stardom in this movie.  (Speed)

        300 MB: The Auto-Faxing PDA that saved butt in "Under Siege II"
                (Apple Newton)

        400 MB: Keenan Wyn stared in this dudd about Tempest Busting and
                ripping off the Federal Reserve.        (Prime Risk)

        500 MB: The voice of Simba in "The Lion King" belongs to this acter
                who popularized hackers and war dialing.  (Matthew Brodrick)

4 B "The X-Files"

        100 MB:

        200 MB: Air Force Major who recanted his 1947 UFO tale under pressure
                from the Brass. (Jesse Marcel)

        300 MB: He Worked on space-ship propulsion systems at Area-51.
                (Bob Lazar)

        400 MB: The supposed hacker project looking for UFO's.  (Green Cheese)

        500 MB: The power source for UFO's.  (Element 115)

4 C

        100 MB: After the Feds took his computers, his gaming company nearly
                went out of business.  (Steve Jackson)

        200 MB: He's the blind whistle blowing phone phreak. (Captain Crunch)
                (DT's NOTE:  CC isn't blind)

        300 MB: Cliff Stoll's Nemesis called this city home. (Hanover Germany)

        400 MB: DOUBLE!!  DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!
                Penalty Box!  This Anti-hacker Federal unit was founded in
                1865.  (The Secret Service)

        500 MB: He was the much embarassed U.S. Attorney for his failure to
                convice Craig Neidorf.  (Bill Cook)

4 D "Crypto"

        100 MB: U-Boats used this almost uncrackable code.  (Enigma)

        200 MB: They created the first Public Key crypto system in 1976
                (Wit Duffy and Martin Hellman)

        300 MB: They are the R, the S and the A in RSA.  (Rivest, Shamir and
                Adleman)

        400 MB: DES is a modification of this IBM crypto system.  (Lucifer)

        500 MB: Crypto System that defeated the Japanese in the Pacific.
                (The Navaho Language)

4 E

        100 MB: Bill or Hillary's email address. (president@whitehouse.gov)

        200 MB: Founder of the Dutch 'zine "HacTic."  (Rop Gonggjrip)

        300 MB: Of PKE, PKP and PGP, the one designed in the Rocky Mountains.
                (PGP - Phil Zimmermann)

        400 MB: Dark Avenger's virulent creation.  (Mutation Engine)

        500 MB: Manufacturer of the Clipper Chip.  (Mikotronx)

4 F "Music before you were born"

        100 MB: This Mega Singing Star appeared on Ed Sullivan only above
                the waist.  (Elvis (the Pelvis) presley

        200 MB: First 1963 Beatle's hit in the United Kingdom. (Love Me Do)

        300 MB: He played the Star Spangled Banner at ???? to 500,000 fans.
                (Jimmi Hendrix, Woodstock)

        400 MB: This group sang the anti-vietnam war diddy - "I think I'm
                fixing to die."  (Ce??? ??? and The Fish)

        500 MB: The weirdo Napolean 14 hit in 1960's was banned because it
                insulted crazy people.  (They're comming to take me away)

ROUND FIVE

5 A

        200 MB: The Date of the hack that triggered Kevin Mitnick's ??????
                (Dec 25, 1994)

        400 MB: After hacking his way into the White House, he was convicted
                of stealing governmnet gear in 1984.  (Ian Murphy)

        800 MB: He faked his own suicide.  (Bill Landreth)

5 B

        200 MB: Areacode 334 (??? Alabama)

        400 MB: Area Code of Aspen Colorado.  (970)

        600 MB: Newest Area code added in Arizona (520)

        1 GB:   Number of total area codes in the following states: Utah,
                Vermont, Alaska, Idaho, Wyoming, West VA, Rhode Island,
                Hawaii, Arkansas, Conn, Delaware, Maine, Delaware, Nevada,
                South Carolina, Montana, N. Dakota, S. Dakota, New Mexico,
                Oregon. (20)

5 C

        200 MB: He said "I only hack for money"  (Erik Bloodaxe)

        400 MB: He claimed "There's no such group as the MOD"  (Phiber Optick
                Mark Abene)

        800 MB: In 1977 he said "I see no reason why anyone would want a
                computer at home.  (Ken Olsen, founder of DEC)

5 D

        400 MB: BT Tymenet monitoring utility.  (X-Ray)

        600 MB: 1983 controversal decision maker who tore AT&T into 7 peieces.
                (Judge Green)

        800 MB: Popular German packet network.  (DATEX-P)

        1 GB:   Abbie Hoffman and "Al Bill"'s radical ripoff Youth
                Internation Party Line magazine was renamed into this in 1973.
                (TAP - Technical Assistance Program)


5 E

        400 MB: The highest official security level the NCSC will assign a
                computer system. (A-1)

5 F "No one knows this stuff"

        200 MB: He invented the Braille system of reading for the blind.
                (Louis Braille, Paris 1809-1852)

        400 MB: He said upaon getting the first Presidential PC "And what's
                this little green button for?" (George Bush)

        600 MB: Founder of Precursor to IBM, a punch card is named for him.
                (Herman Hollerith 1860-1929, Tabulating Machine Co. became
                IBM in 1924)

        800 MB: The issue number of the New Improved Phrack that Erik
                Bloodaxe put out.  (42)