@@fightme5543I do enjoy the fact that the people can continue to harvest nuggets and information or even just simply a few laughs from a story they've heard before 😁
@@DeviantOllam I somehow always come away from them with a new topic to dive into! From tubular locks to social engineering I don't know how many new things you've introduced me to! I hope to come see a talk in person some time! (Maybe next year)
I work in the "opposite" field from you. I have to maintain security. I swear, one of these days I may see you on one of my cameras, you reside in my region. (I hope to catch you.) I have learned much from your videos. I have been involved in lock sport for 40 years, and learn more every time I see one of your videos, even when they are retelling the same story. From social engineering to physical security. Thanks.
Thinking about it...I bet someone who is used to using their fingers to sense the world would probably be FAR better at picking up on subtle feedback on picking than someone who is used to figuring stuff out by seeing it.
Seen this pop up in notifications, I'm also recalling the one time I successfully picked a lock was an antique safe at my late grandparents house... Combination was misplaced and I remembered my grandfather saying that he picked it to figure the combination out when they got it. I ended up closing my eyes and going by feel trying to tell when the dial got slightly easier to turn as things aligned. And to my astonishment I got it open on the very first attempt, Knowing only the directions of how many times to turn it which direction!
I can't speak for everyone here but for me: I am not insecurity (physical or otherwise) and I have no plans on becoming a physical security expert. That said, I'm always interested in learning why things that most people take for granted are the way they are and how they work generally. I also got in trouble for latch slipping in middle school because our teacher was late to class, the door was locked, and the gap between the door and the frame was so large I literally used a pencil to open the door and get everyone in the classroom while the teacher had to use their key to get inside and had no idea how we got in there until someone told them I opened the door. Your chill attitude and practical responses to problems you see is always nice to see. I love technically correct answers, but I also love seemingly kludge but simple fixes like the closet brackets to protect from under door attacks.
since your defcon16 presentation video i'm hooked, whenever an opportunity comes up to tell people about physical (in)security i pull out the link to "i'll let myself in" and each and every time i'm enjoying it.
1:51:25 is this a blind person?? If it is - fck me - she's above everything. I cannot imagine how a blind person can understand what we can see - just by a touch and words. Amazing.
I had such a wonderful time, both up on the stage as well as at the workshop tables. Thank you again so much for wrangling and organizing all of this. So much effort goes into it!
Dev, your long talks are amazing, I’ve seen this one six or seven times now, and I’ve learned something new each time, right now I’m gonna fall asleep to this one. My brain likes your voice, it’s chill and down to earth, and whenever I’m overwhelmed but under stimulated I watch your talks and they put me right. Thank you.
I needed to open a security box at work today and i though " what would Ollam say? So i went for the ever so exposed hinges and had that sucker open in about 12 seconds 👍
We love to watch the long form videos because you're generous enough to share your knowledge with us. Sometimes cons and classes are too far away or too costly and your generosity gives us access to information we might not otherwise have access to.
The talk was just great as always (love me a new Deviant talk), but that last segment with the practical investigation of the lock was absolutely amazing 🧡
Really appreciated the demonstration at the end about how to research a tubular lock. I feel like it applies to many subjects - try, don't be afraid to fail but be prepared to start over, learn something each time, don't get discouraged, and be curious and persistent.
Hey Sidepocket here. It was so incredibly frustrating to have to cancel out at the last minute going to Defcon. I had to miss a lot of things but this was honestly why the things I was most looking forward to seeing. So even though I couldn't make it there in person, thank you so much for recording it and I hope to finally see this entire circus next year!
I never knew it was possible to hsve a 2 hour video just about tubular locks this is just insane crazy good work I thought i already knew everything about tubular locks
I'm sad I missed your talk. The lock pick village was fairly hidden. Hopefully next year is a bit more organized; there was some controlled chaos this year.
I do stuff like that, take the time to superimpose the powerpoint over the video and know what you mean by how it takes forever to get the timing of the transitions right etc. Youre a legend and I truly and greatly appreciate your compassion for people and sharing your knowledge. 💚 A couple of the first videos of yours that i watched gave me the impression that you're a bit arrogant and that made me lean towards not having a good opinion of you, but as i continued to check out your videos, you won me over by showing not only your intelligence and wit, but most importantly, your caring heart. You're awesome, man. 🎉
Man this is fucken cool lesson! Hey thanks for sharing man. I soooo need to invest in some these picks and locks. I like the new tubular picks that set once applied to be used over and over again. For either multiple locks of same pinning or just to retest lock your working on. Very cool stuff out now days! Thank you, impressioning style picks!
I haven't watched this yet but thank you. I've had to deal with several door locks that like to bend and or twist keys and I believe that's one advantage to the tubular lock in that it's much much harder to bend a tubular lock key. I'll happily watch this video, thank you for your efforts!
The pin on the side of the body can be pulled. Small drill bit and tap. Drill only the pin then tap. The tap will also pull the pin as you cut the threads. That’s the process I use to clean old locks so that it can still be put back together
Oh, just wanted to mention- you're a smart dude and maybe you should mock-up a Tube spinner and have your machinist make one. Basically, you'd just need the impressioning tube/ no pins or anything/ boar the pin chambers a little deeper/ and then attach it to a plug spinner. Impressioners don't always work and when they do= they can be tedious and time consuming. The premise is you would just have to pick a tube once= turn so that the pins are just resting on the shear line but not so the re-set in the next turn- activate the spinner= spin past the next sets until it opens. If the plug spinner is wound with enough rotation, you could avoid having to pick some of the tubes which require multiple picks- like more than the standard 3 times. Picking to one set on a tube is really easy. Also. there should be a push tool specifically designed to punch down pins in a tube with a shrouded collar- which I seem to be finding more and more often. Just ad libbing w/ something thin doesn't seem to work great. Also, a re-design for a turner is so overdue I can't believe it hasn't been done. Not all tubes have a detent but most do, and you could simply make a turning tool like a BOK but with a square on the end that fits the notch, then you just have to push down on the turning tool lever just like you would in a Bok situ. Of course, every time you pick to set, and you rotate the core= you would turn the detent, but then you just make another wrench with a slightly different angle to the body of the turner to adjust for that. Most take 3 turns= you make 3 specific turners for each sequence/ label them/ do a product demo= people buy them. I have the Goat and Noob's Multi is even better than that- though I don't think either of them are that great. It's a problem seeking an answer. You have the means to do it, maybe you should. Anywho- thanks.
The problem I have with those destination dispatch elevators is if you get confused and end up on the wrong car (e.g. numbers are on the right but you think its left and get on adjacent car, or if its going up and you meant to go down and didn't notice due to burned out lights) now you are stuck going to a wrong floor and can't even get off nor add a floor. I've actually been with people who have got fire-keys so they can open the door and input another call just because of such situations happening.
Is the size 7 pin not to be moved at all. So the control key pushes all other pins down further, but a larger depth for the 7 cut pin, so it doesn't get pushed? Maybe so you can't easily turn a normal key into control.. like a tamper protection? Not sure that makes sense, just going by what I just saw in video, and making random guesses 😂 wish I was there, great hacking at the end! Loved it!
Super cool talk! I really enjoyed y'all collaborating to take apart the lock. Makes me want to attend defcon one day... I think I have a guess about why there's no 8th driver? Perhaps it is so that the lock will only check 7 out of the 8 cuts to match the key pin with the operating shear line. Each operating key then lacks the correct cut in that one position (and instead has a deepest cut so it doesn't interfere with the driverless key pin), so that the whole "I'm a rogue employee and I'll grind off my alignment notch" doesn't work.
Tubular locks are my next practice item. I just don't come across them often is all. My chest freezer has one. Which i do have a key for. But im not going to try and mess with that, because. Well i use that freezer, and I dont want to mess it up. I want to learn single pin before i buy an impressioing tool. Just need to find some locks i dont care about breaking. I hope one day to attend defcon at some point. One day maybe. Hope everyone is taking care.
So i don't know if this has been posted or figured out yet. I ordered 10 of these and noticed that the 6 O'Clock position on ALL the change keys are cut to 7 but it appears at first glance the rest of the cuts are just moved 1 position. I am gonna try later to copy the cuts from a change key but correcting the 6 O'clock position to match the other keys. I will post my findings here later or my TH-cam Channel.
Dissection: Draw a diagram including enough mech-drawing elements to orient the lock you're dissecting in 3-space, and number/label (thought of during Fort Lock Gematic dissection and pin-stack count-out/analysis.
Not quite 12 people...lol I am a PhD chemical engineer but I still love hacking and locksmithing.. I hope that poor guard was not fired and you guys had a training meeting so everyone could do better or it would just happen the next time with a new guy. This guy is now valuable because he was just trained. But you already knew that..lol
Ever since yiu started the topic, I often consider the unsighted community for materials I create and places (physical and virtual) I visit. Has rhere been a followup to this lock? I now want to know the solution
Run OpenBroadCaster on your machine at the next talk. do an app capture or screencapture and just use the shitty laptop mic for audio. Then sync up the main presentation audio with the audio from the screencapture and just resize the screencapture to how you like. That'll make it super easy to do post on a longform vid. (make sure to use the maincam audio and mute the laptop audio for the export cuz garbage mic)
For the future - could you get yourself a collar microphone (or however it's called... that small clip on one that register you from close....)? Audio's not bad, but it's not great neither ;) Peace mate, great talk, thumb up. Also: Shame that they've cut you out. I'm sure u had so many more stories to tell there :( Damn time limits.
47:39 wow… I’ve always been against USA people saying “white privileged” and it having effects on your life. BUT. This guys saying looking like a normal derby middle age white guy…. So he looks like he belongs there… now this actually hit home for me. In this context… trying to blend in, it makes sense. Now, white is not the only factor here. If he had rotten teeth, poor physical health, old ratty cloths, face tattoos, or simply looks dumb, he wouldn’t fit in and pass the initial look test even if he’s white. But… I can think of time in my life where looking normal and speaking in an intelligent sounding way felt like it helped me. But… I also think a clean cut black person that could speak well and had the right style could easily have gotten the same outcome. In fact many people now are more willing to help a person of color over an older looking white male because of the new stigma. Another fact, I’ve heard several white women in public say they wanted a black person to help them because they don’t trust white men. So… in most instances passing they eye test doesn’t have anything to do with color. But, that said… this guy trying to impersonate an IT guy or safety inspector or construction/tech worker, then yeah… middle age white clean cut gonna be your best bet most times. But for things like getting a job…. It only has to do with what job you trying to get from who. Some people hiring are gonna be racist. But… both ways. I can’t get a job at a company that is black owned and only hires black people. Which is totally Racist and nobody calls em out on how awfully racist that is. Could you imagine having an all White College!!!!! The public would crucify you. But not if it’s all black. On the other side… an black guy ain’t gonna get a job from a skin head. Which I think today is extremely rare. Most racist white people been to prison. They ain’t interviewing you for a job. And most of those guys are only racist because it kept them alive when in prison. So systemic white racism is really only a thing today when you talk about the prisoners in a prison system. There are policies that help people of color all over the place. None of them help white people. Pretty much the biggest color discrimination is done for the color green. If you ain’t got that green money then you on the out. 100%.
For years I am searching for keys inside elevators, but never found any, except in hospitals where they have them for the doctors for prioritized access. If you happen to be in Germany at one point, it would be cool if you inspect the elevators there a bit and tell us how other parts of the world do this. Your life as a pen tester would be much more difficult here, I believe. Not only at elevators, but doors and windows in general. Never seen doors with gaps like you showed in your videos.
I wonder why this wasn't one of the Defcon main track talks, versus being sequestered away in the presumably much smaller Linq hotel conference room? Some of the main talks were downright unwatchable and I would have welcomed a 2-hour Deviant lockpicking extravaganza.
Deviant, Rubberband, What's up with these nicknames? Fist we chose cool nicknames Then we added numbers since they all got used up. Then we started calling ourself random stuff, to stay unique. Now we're at random rumbers and letters. Whats next? 😂
Amazing interaction with and by the visually impaired. Had a student once, it took me a bit to get used to the situation. Apparently I got the hang of it (or they were a good sport about it, got good results in the exam despite of my teaching...). So... yeah. Inspiring. (and I need to do get my colleagues to actually check my work re: accessibility, after my weekend. They already told me they'd not pull punches - which I appreciate and actively look for). (nah, not going for "uh, I'm so great doing this", or somesuch, or "ooh, amazing for...", just in general, good job, I need to up my game and will do that). Oh, and that lock is weird.
1:07:09 so you're saying public state park rules apply don't take anything but pictures don't leave anything behind, leave it as or better than you found it, Police your brass!
Trump crowd had an existential crisis. They love you and you said bad things about orange man and their brains didn't know how to rectify the situation.
Congrats on another successful DEFCON and staying COVID-19 FREE! Are you doing the ENOVID protocol? Asking for A COVID-19 FREE friend (WifeyLabRat is a POST-PARTUM Nurse). Thanks for sharing this talk with us! Peace.
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I like how every deviant talk inevitably turns into a talk about elevators
I've listened to the same story 5+ times and still watch it in whole.
The greatest mistreatment for everyone…
@@fightme5543I do enjoy the fact that the people can continue to harvest nuggets and information or even just simply a few laughs from a story they've heard before 😁
@@DeviantOllam I somehow always come away from them with a new topic to dive into! From tubular locks to social engineering I don't know how many new things you've introduced me to!
I hope to come see a talk in person some time! (Maybe next year)
Then got into politics in a non-political topic. What happened to the 90s-00s when people kept politics private?
I work in the "opposite" field from you. I have to maintain security. I swear, one of these days I may see you on one of my cameras, you reside in my region. (I hope to catch you.)
I have learned much from your videos. I have been involved in lock sport for 40 years, and learn more every time I see one of your videos, even when they are retelling the same story.
From social engineering to physical security. Thanks.
Dev, your long talks are the best... teaching a blind man to pick a lock was.. well, there are no words to describe just how awesome that was to watch
Thank you so much, that's such a kind bit of feedback and I'm so pleased that folk have gotten a lot out of those videos
That video was awesome! You really have to know your shit to reframe it for such a different audience, and you pulled it off!
Thinking about it...I bet someone who is used to using their fingers to sense the world would probably be FAR better at picking up on subtle feedback on picking than someone who is used to figuring stuff out by seeing it.
Ironically, your words did a pretty good job of describing how cool it was.
Seen this pop up in notifications, I'm also recalling the one time I successfully picked a lock was an antique safe at my late grandparents house... Combination was misplaced and I remembered my grandfather saying that he picked it to figure the combination out when they got it. I ended up closing my eyes and going by feel trying to tell when the dial got slightly easier to turn as things aligned. And to my astonishment I got it open on the very first attempt, Knowing only the directions of how many times to turn it which direction!
My friends and I went through a fire exit in order to sneak close enough to get a seat on the floor near the front of the room. Great talk!
I am proud of you! 😉
I can't speak for everyone here but for me: I am not insecurity (physical or otherwise) and I have no plans on becoming a physical security expert. That said, I'm always interested in learning why things that most people take for granted are the way they are and how they work generally.
I also got in trouble for latch slipping in middle school because our teacher was late to class, the door was locked, and the gap between the door and the frame was so large I literally used a pencil to open the door and get everyone in the classroom while the teacher had to use their key to get inside and had no idea how we got in there until someone told them I opened the door.
Your chill attitude and practical responses to problems you see is always nice to see. I love technically correct answers, but I also love seemingly kludge but simple fixes like the closet brackets to protect from under door attacks.
I love that classroom story! I think you did nothing wrong and in fact did everything right. 🙂
since your defcon16 presentation video i'm hooked, whenever an opportunity comes up to tell people about physical (in)security i pull out the link to "i'll let myself in" and each and every time i'm enjoying it.
1:51:25 is this a blind person?? If it is - fck me - she's above everything. I cannot imagine how a blind person can understand what we can see - just by a touch and words. Amazing.
This drops right when I sit down at work 😂
Haha for real!
@phoneaccount6942 yeah, I can't watch it at work. 😔
@1:19:18 Claim to fame, that's my Leatherman Charge. How do we revive the SLC TOOOL chapter?
Nothing makes the day better than a random defcon talk dropping when you aren't expecting it
Church uses a tubular lock for their left over Eucharist. "its secure enough to show its important, but loose enough anyone can get to it."
Thanks again so much for getting Totally Tubular with us! Always a pleasure to have you come by the village 🧡
I had such a wonderful time, both up on the stage as well as at the workshop tables. Thank you again so much for wrangling and organizing all of this. So much effort goes into it!
Dev, your long talks are amazing, I’ve seen this one six or seven times now, and I’ve learned something new each time, right now I’m gonna fall asleep to this one. My brain likes your voice, it’s chill and down to earth, and whenever I’m overwhelmed but under stimulated I watch your talks and they put me right. Thank you.
I needed to open a security box at work today and i though " what would Ollam say? So i went for the ever so exposed hinges and had that sucker open in about 12 seconds 👍
We love to watch the long form videos because you're generous enough to share your knowledge with us. Sometimes cons and classes are too far away or too costly and your generosity gives us access to information we might not otherwise have access to.
X2 I love love love seeing Dev posting a long vid about security topics.
The talk was just great as always (love me a new Deviant talk), but that last segment with the practical investigation of the lock was absolutely amazing 🧡
so nice of you explaining and leting the blind girl toutch the locks parts so she could undersand what you where alking about.
Really appreciated the demonstration at the end about how to research a tubular lock. I feel like it applies to many subjects - try, don't be afraid to fail but be prepared to start over, learn something each time, don't get discouraged, and be curious and persistent.
Hey Sidepocket here. It was so incredibly frustrating to have to cancel out at the last minute going to Defcon. I had to miss a lot of things but this was honestly why the things I was most looking forward to seeing. So even though I couldn't make it there in person, thank you so much for recording it and I hope to finally see this entire circus next year!
Realy cool espeically watching Sue's hands sensing the parts and what you were doing.
I never knew it was possible to hsve a 2 hour video just about tubular locks this is just insane crazy good work I thought i already knew everything about tubular locks
Deviant, every one of your talks are amazing and full of clever knowledge! Thank you for sharing with us!
Missed what was going to be my 1st Defcon, but thank you for making up for it. I really enjoyed this talk.
I look forward to meeting you next year, instead!
Likewise, good sir.
I'm sad I missed your talk. The lock pick village was fairly hidden. Hopefully next year is a bit more organized; there was some controlled chaos this year.
Yes, you were certainly not the only person who couldn't find it this year. Don't feel too bad.
@@DeviantOllam hopefully I see you at another con.
I do stuff like that, take the time to superimpose the powerpoint over the video and know what you mean by how it takes forever to get the timing of the transitions right etc. Youre a legend and I truly and greatly appreciate your compassion for people and sharing your knowledge. 💚
A couple of the first videos of yours that i watched gave me the impression that you're a bit arrogant and that made me lean towards not having a good opinion of you, but as i continued to check out your videos, you won me over by showing not only your intelligence and wit, but most importantly, your caring heart. You're awesome, man. 🎉
Man this is fucken cool lesson! Hey thanks for sharing man. I soooo need to invest in some these picks and locks. I like the new tubular picks that set once applied to be used over and over again. For either multiple locks of same pinning or just to retest lock your working on. Very cool stuff out now days! Thank you, impressioning style picks!
I had SO much fun. Sad I missed you I was right downstairs recording Recon Village talks (half of which are live now!)
You were doing important work, capturing those talks for others. And thankfully, this talk is captured here for people like you 👍
I love the pentest story so so much. I heard it on DarkNet Diaries, and to see his face while he's tell it at DEFCON is wonderful.
I haven't watched this yet but thank you. I've had to deal with several door locks that like to bend and or twist keys and I believe that's one advantage to the tubular lock in that it's much much harder to bend a tubular lock key. I'll happily watch this video, thank you for your efforts!
1:55:15 I've spent so much time managing a machine shop, my first thought was, dang, that's a big cutter in there :D
The pin on the side of the body can be pulled. Small drill bit and tap. Drill only the pin then tap. The tap will also pull the pin as you cut the threads. That’s the process I use to clean old locks so that it can still be put back together
Very interesting talk bro love the end cutting open them locks thanks
Great presentation. Your breakdown of the Gematic reminds me of a Best lock.
I've seen a lot of amazing stuff out of this years defcon on TH-cam 😮
Another great and entertaining talk. 👍
Oh, just wanted to mention- you're a smart dude and maybe you should mock-up a Tube spinner and have your machinist make one. Basically, you'd just need the impressioning tube/ no pins or anything/ boar the pin chambers a little deeper/ and then attach it to a plug spinner. Impressioners don't always work and when they do= they can be tedious and time consuming. The premise is you would just have to pick a tube once= turn so that the pins are just resting on the shear line but not so the re-set in the next turn- activate the spinner= spin past the next sets until it opens. If the plug spinner is wound with enough rotation, you could avoid having to pick some of the tubes which require multiple picks- like more than the standard 3 times. Picking to one set on a tube is really easy. Also. there should be a push tool specifically designed to punch down pins in a tube with a shrouded collar- which I seem to be finding more and more often. Just ad libbing w/ something thin doesn't seem to work great. Also, a re-design for a turner is so overdue I can't believe it hasn't been done. Not all tubes have a detent but most do, and you could simply make a turning tool like a BOK but with a square on the end that fits the notch, then you just have to push down on the turning tool lever just like you would in a Bok situ. Of course, every time you pick to set, and you rotate the core= you would turn the detent, but then you just make another wrench with a slightly different angle to the body of the turner to adjust for that. Most take 3 turns= you make 3 specific turners for each sequence/ label them/ do a product demo= people buy them. I have the Goat and Noob's Multi is even better than that- though I don't think either of them are that great. It's a problem seeking an answer. You have the means to do it, maybe you should. Anywho- thanks.
It was a great talk, closed out the village. Thanks Deviant.
Thanks for posting. Said hi to you as you were running to this talk.
Awesome talk as always :) And yes, I DID see you swig from that. Must learn to use fire keys now...
7:30am in Sydney, getting ready for work, see notification re. 2 hour long Dev @ Defcon presentation. Now tempted to call in "sick" so I can watch 😂
The problem I have with those destination dispatch elevators is if you get confused and end up on the wrong car (e.g. numbers are on the right but you think its left and get on adjacent car, or if its going up and you meant to go down and didn't notice due to burned out lights) now you are stuck going to a wrong floor and can't even get off nor add a floor. I've actually been with people who have got fire-keys so they can open the door and input another call just because of such situations happening.
Is the size 7 pin not to be moved at all. So the control key pushes all other pins down further, but a larger depth for the 7 cut pin, so it doesn't get pushed? Maybe so you can't easily turn a normal key into control.. like a tamper protection?
Not sure that makes sense, just going by what I just saw in video, and making random guesses 😂 wish I was there, great hacking at the end!
Loved it!
Always good watching a Dev talk… and getting thrown out… bingo
Great stuff. I've always been too scared to impression my Gematic tubular cam lock open.
Fantastic talk as always.
I missed this talk due to a vortex ;), I'm happy is already up, thanks
The Open Source crowd is deaf too.
Missed this due to COVID, would've been great to see the process in person. Great watch though!
Your conference vids are the only youtube vids over 30mins that I'll watch.
That's amazing to hear you say that!
I don't know if I'd say "only" but they are usually the best of the choices!
Super cool talk! I really enjoyed y'all collaborating to take apart the lock. Makes me want to attend defcon one day...
I think I have a guess about why there's no 8th driver? Perhaps it is so that the lock will only check 7 out of the 8 cuts to match the key pin with the operating shear line. Each operating key then lacks the correct cut in that one position (and instead has a deepest cut so it doesn't interfere with the driverless key pin), so that the whole "I'm a rogue employee and I'll grind off my alignment notch" doesn't work.
thank you for taking the time to make the slides watchable
Dang, don't have 2 hrs right now - need to watch on the weekend.
Godammit this is what you were doing when I caught up with you on Sunday I was just too late for the action.
LETS GO! Deviant Def Con tubular talk
Tubular locks are my next practice item. I just don't come across them often is all. My chest freezer has one. Which i do have a key for. But im not going to try and mess with that, because. Well i use that freezer, and I dont want to mess it up. I want to learn single pin before i buy an impressioing tool. Just need to find some locks i dont care about breaking. I hope one day to attend defcon at some point. One day maybe.
Hope everyone is taking care.
So i don't know if this has been posted or figured out yet. I ordered 10 of these and noticed that the 6 O'Clock position on ALL the change keys are cut to 7 but it appears at first glance the rest of the cuts are just moved 1 position. I am gonna try later to copy the cuts from a change key but correcting the 6 O'clock position to match the other keys. I will post my findings here later or my TH-cam Channel.
I'm glad to be one of the 12 lol.
You were at DEFCON?!?!?!? :o How am I just now hearing about this? I didn't see your name on the schedule.
I got a KLOM cutter for 7.8mm keys recently, will yiour 8pin mod work on that? and how can I get it?
has the control key a magnet? to pull the other metal driver without a key-pin pin up.
Dissection: Draw a diagram including enough mech-drawing elements to orient the lock you're dissecting in 3-space, and number/label (thought of during Fort Lock Gematic dissection and pin-stack count-out/analysis.
Any experience with VanLock?
That seems rough, only knowing the world by touch... Makes me appreciate my eyes more
Not quite 12 people...lol I am a PhD chemical engineer but I still love hacking and locksmithing.. I hope that poor guard was not fired and you guys had a training meeting so everyone could do better or it would just happen the next time with a new guy. This guy is now valuable because he was just trained. But you already knew that..lol
12:30 do you accidentally drop LPL's name?
No he doesn't. He says LPL
Ever since yiu started the topic, I often consider the unsighted community for materials I create and places (physical and virtual) I visit.
Has rhere been a followup to this lock? I now want to know the solution
Before I hit play, did deviant look at the patents?
YES! finally tubular one! Y E S finally
this sounds pretty cool
50:20 - talks about emergency phone test
A1 Self Storage uses two different diameter tubulars, some random upstream supplier shenanigans.
Remember back in the day when you said you were going to do a q and a?😉
Run OpenBroadCaster on your machine at the next talk. do an app capture or screencapture and just use the shitty laptop mic for audio. Then sync up the main presentation audio with the audio from the screencapture and just resize the screencapture to how you like. That'll make it super easy to do post on a longform vid. (make sure to use the maincam audio and mute the laptop audio for the export cuz garbage mic)
For the future - could you get yourself a collar microphone (or however it's called... that small clip on one that register you from close....)? Audio's not bad, but it's not great neither ;) Peace mate, great talk, thumb up.
Also: Shame that they've cut you out. I'm sure u had so many more stories to tell there :( Damn time limits.
47:39 wow… I’ve always been against USA people saying “white privileged” and it having effects on your life. BUT. This guys saying looking like a normal derby middle age white guy…. So he looks like he belongs there… now this actually hit home for me. In this context… trying to blend in, it makes sense. Now, white is not the only factor here. If he had rotten teeth, poor physical health, old ratty cloths, face tattoos, or simply looks dumb, he wouldn’t fit in and pass the initial look test even if he’s white. But… I can think of time in my life where looking normal and speaking in an intelligent sounding way felt like it helped me. But… I also think a clean cut black person that could speak well and had the right style could easily have gotten the same outcome. In fact many people now are more willing to help a person of color over an older looking white male because of the new stigma. Another fact, I’ve heard several white women in public say they wanted a black person to help them because they don’t trust white men. So… in most instances passing they eye test doesn’t have anything to do with color. But, that said… this guy trying to impersonate an IT guy or safety inspector or construction/tech worker, then yeah… middle age white clean cut gonna be your best bet most times. But for things like getting a job…. It only has to do with what job you trying to get from who. Some people hiring are gonna be racist. But… both ways. I can’t get a job at a company that is black owned and only hires black people. Which is totally Racist and nobody calls em out on how awfully racist that is. Could you imagine having an all White College!!!!! The public would crucify you. But not if it’s all black. On the other side… an black guy ain’t gonna get a job from a skin head. Which I think today is extremely rare. Most racist white people been to prison. They ain’t interviewing you for a job. And most of those guys are only racist because it kept them alive when in prison. So systemic white racism is really only a thing today when you talk about the prisoners in a prison system. There are policies that help people of color all over the place. None of them help white people. Pretty much the biggest color discrimination is done for the color green. If you ain’t got that green money then you on the out. 100%.
thank you way cool!
For years I am searching for keys inside elevators, but never found any, except in hospitals where they have them for the doctors for prioritized access. If you happen to be in Germany at one point, it would be cool if you inspect the elevators there a bit and tell us how other parts of the world do this. Your life as a pen tester would be much more difficult here, I believe. Not only at elevators, but doors and windows in general. Never seen doors with gaps like you showed in your videos.
4:05 - ABN: Always Be N00bin'.
Around 39 minutes. Comment made me almost spill my drink. (which would have been abuse of perfectly good alcohol)
I wonder why this wasn't one of the Defcon main track talks, versus being sequestered away in the presumably much smaller Linq hotel conference room? Some of the main talks were downright unwatchable and I would have welcomed a 2-hour Deviant lockpicking extravaganza.
"That person's no smarter than me!" Wanna put that to the test?
Deviant, Rubberband, What's up with these nicknames?
Fist we chose cool nicknames
Then we added numbers since they all got used up.
Then we started calling ourself random stuff, to stay unique.
Now we're at random rumbers and letters.
Whats next? 😂
Amazing interaction with and by the visually impaired. Had a student once, it took me a bit to get used to the situation. Apparently I got the hang of it (or they were a good sport about it, got good results in the exam despite of my teaching...). So... yeah. Inspiring.
(and I need to do get my colleagues to actually check my work re: accessibility, after my weekend. They already told me they'd not pull punches - which I appreciate and actively look for).
(nah, not going for "uh, I'm so great doing this", or somesuch, or "ooh, amazing for...", just in general, good job, I need to up my game and will do that). Oh, and that lock is weird.
nice flask sticker.
1:07:09 so you're saying public state park rules apply don't take anything but pictures don't leave anything behind, leave it as or better than you found it, Police your brass!
kind of the least of the video, but that spring punch looks really handy
SSSSST... I'm coming back to this video later. 2 hours.. 😆 I'll find time I'm sure.
Wow 2 hours.. Yes, I DO like to watch these.. but sadly Not right now..
funny how things work in the USA, we don't have it this easy in Europe
if deviant gets any more famous he’ll have to retire from pentesting!
Totally tubular, dude.
Still childishly clinging to the fantasy about Trump being a Fascist, huh? Sad.
Trump crowd had an existential crisis. They love you and you said bad things about orange man and their brains didn't know how to rectify the situation.
The demented fascist potato is doing such an excellent job. Most votes in history! Y'all seem to rectify that alright. I love inflation and wars!
you seem like such a smart person, please look up the word "fascist"
Congrats on another successful DEFCON and staying COVID-19 FREE!
Are you doing the ENOVID protocol? Asking for A COVID-19 FREE friend (WifeyLabRat is a POST-PARTUM Nurse).
Thanks for sharing this talk with us! Peace.