Kiwicon 2038AD was a very big conference which most of you probably went to. There were all different types of activities like talks, a lock picking competition and the first year of Kurcon, a kids section of Kiwicon. The first day of Kiwicon was awesome. I learned how to pick thumb cuffs and hand cuffs. I also met Andrew who …
Kiwicon is coming up on the 16th of November and this year they are running a kids area called Kuracon. Kuracon is being organised by @kiwisarentfruit and will be held on the Saturday from 10am to 5pm and will cost $10 to go to it. From the last mail-out: “We will have activities ranging from technology deconstruction, kids lock-picking, coding, a cupcake …
Recently we were invited to go to LockCon in the Netherlands where we presented on tamper evident bypassing. The talk was much the same as what we presented at OzLockCon with a few changes including new techniques we had learnt since then. At the conference we went in a lock picking competition. There were ten people at each table and …
We first came across padlock seals at BSides Canberra in 2017. There are a lot of different types of padlock seals which can be used for lots of different things, like locking up cash boxes, gaming and poker machines, keys and anything else that can be held by some wire. We have played with a few but today we are …
Our talk has been accepted at LockCon in the Netherlands!!!! If you haven’t heard of it, LockCon is an international conference about all types of locks and bypassing locks. There are presentations and championships in lockpicking, impressioning and lever-lockpicking. Best of all, the conference is being held in a CASTLE!!!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! ^^^^^^ ITS IN A CASTLE!!!!!!!!!! ???? We will be presenting on …
We had a whole bunch of questions at OzSecCon 2018 and after the conference about what we had in our bag which we call The Hack Bag, so here it is, finally. In 2017 when we first tried tamper evident bypasses at BSides Canberra and again at OzLockCon 2017 when we entered our first tamper evident competition, we had some …
We presented on Tamper Evident bypasses on June 2nd at OzSecCon 2018. It was an amazing experience and were lucky enough to have our talk recorded. If you are interested in our slide deck we have it here: Mos and Boo OzSecCon 2018 Presentation Slides and the transcript from out talk is underneath the YouTube video of our talk below. …
OzSecCon 2018 held a two day tamper evident challenge. There were 70 people in the competition and 494 tamper evident seals were broken. There were 15 challenges: Tamper evident wristband Paper envelope sealed with wax Plastic chain with Bsealed LightLock Tamper evident holographic label Paper envelope sealed with tamper evident security seal label Non-transfer tamper evident label Plastic mail bag Metal …
OzSecCon 2018 was the second year of OzSecCon, but last year it was called OzLockCon. It is a physical security conference held in Melbourne. Me and Boo did an awesome talk about tamper evident bypasses including a cool video of a tamper evident challenge dad made for us. It’s the first time we have talked at a conference. Everyone seemed to like …
As part of our preparation for our presentation for OzSecCon 2018, we were given a 4 layer tamper evident lock box challenge to try. The goal of the challenge was to get into the box, copy a computer file, and reseal the box with all tamper evident seals back in place. We were given a few rules on what we …
There are a few different types of tamper evident labels used for different things. We will talk about these uses in another blog post. Today we will look at four different types of labels: Non-transfer labels Total transfer labels Egg shell labels Tamper evident security tape Non-Transfer Tamper Evident Labels Non-transfer labels are self-adhesive labels that void themselves when removed. …
BSides Canberra is a hacking and locksport conference. At BSides this year there was locksport, CTF, hardware hacking village and packet hacking village. I watched a few talks with my family over the two days. My favourite talk was “Operation Luigi: How i hacked my friend without her noticing” by my friend Alex. The other ones I watched were great but I …
