Nice

Great talk

That is right on. Thank you for exposing a few ideas I had not created. Pass on a hello to John.

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Thanks!!! What is your GitHub with all the steps how to perform every attack you showed on the ATM Methodology?

just so I'm not jumping to conclusions, when you say the bag was unattended, was it unattended in a general-public sorta place?

First!

W.W.H.F☠️❤🫶🫶

FIRST!!!!

I watch this video once evey few years or anytime I see a security flaw irl now.

What a wank ‘tude

I suddenly feel very good about my door knobs, hinges, latches, and also me, awake all night, with guns, inside(second shift life). I should probably upgrade lock cylinders, though. Fuckin' Schlage 5 pin that I can pick in 45 seconds, and I suck at picking. Bump keys and Lishi made those effectively useless.

Great info!

Thanks. I do appreciate.

I'll bet I know the bidding of the master key.... I live in Scotland, never been to a deviant talk, I bet I can guestimate the bidding! What was the key way? How many pins!

Am I high?

I've started using this to teach my cybersecurity students as well as with my consulting clients.

make a materkey quest is for beginers/ itermediate , not a real challenge for good locksmith, but nice though

Great presentation. Nice laughter too.

Great video

15:42: You can trick the GE sensor with radar by using a thin metal cutout of roughly human shape, heat it up and stick it through the door on a sturdy piece of wire. Rotate the tool and stand up the metal cutout which represents the human shape with human temperature. Pull the shape towards the door and there you go - it thinks it's a vaguely human shape vaguely walking towards the door. Breaking into a building is an engineering problem.

Compile C# shellcode loader.

4:14 holy cow! That's inSANE!!!

Thank you Jon Hamm

Next they'll be spoofing fingerprints from photos. Better glove up just to be safe 👍

I'm glad to be the first comment and as the first I'd like to say I consider John Hammond to be the GOAT! Keep up the good work john

i just got locked out of the house, and regained entry using techniques from this video and a piece of picture wire left over from hanging the xmas lights

Some of the easiest ways to gain entry is to find an open door around the back of a business building one that smokers use or the back door leading to the parking lot. And just tape a sign to the inside of the door saying "Leave this door unlocked". You can add reasons to it like access is needed by workmen or security. And more often than not they'll leave the door unlocked. There's a lot of cases where people have actually done just that.

Man thank you

oh wow i remember an earlier version of this.. man... this has grown

i've been coming back to this video periodically since it was released and i never caught that "i dunno if you subohm your coils or something" line, lol. nice. feels almost quaint to hear the word "subohm" in 2023.

Amazing Ya Ash 🎉

That was such a GREAT, funny, entertaining, important, well-explained, awesome talk! Thanks!

amazing

Went ahead and compiled this in the event it is helpful to others Starts at 2:38 Track 2 Blue Team Talk: Baby Steps to the Future - Evolving into the Next-Gen SOC Craig Bowser Starts at 30:56 Track 2 Blue Team Talk: Documentation: The First Line of Defense Jenna Lawrence, Security Engineer at L2 Cyber Solutions. Starts at 1:01:35 Track 2 Blue Team Talk: Cloud Security: Why the Endpoint Still Matters Anton Ovrutsky, OSCE, OSCP, CISSP, CSSP, KCNA. Starts at 1:32:47 Track 2 Blue Team Talk: Who Goes There? Actively Detecting Intruders With Honeytokens Dwayne McDaniel Starts at 2:01:54 Track 2 Blue Team Talk: I Want The Log I Can’t Have John Stoner Starts at 2:32:53 Track 2 Blue Team Talk: Level Up: Mastering the Game of Threats through Table Tops and Bots! Jeremy Mio & Amanda Berlin Wrap-up Track 2 starts at 3:34:56

If he doesn't look like a Blues Brother or Diamond merchant I don't know who does.

Thanks, Mishaal. I really appreciate you demystifying this stuff.

Would it be possible to include a TOC w/ time stamps so that we can refer to a specific talk later? Thanks,

Wow what a great talk

I watched API Secure that was a great event too

This is neat

God damn man, this is the best info sec stand-up show i ever saw. This guy have a good sense of humor.

Really interesting presentation, thanks for sharing!

Great presentation

Literally started laughing halfway through the video with how easy the break-ins and how stupidly easier the fixes are