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Are you interested in a lecture, workshop, or training on lockpicking forensics, lockpicking/safecracking, physical security, or all of the above? Please contact me.

LayerOne 2010 - TBA - Anaheim, CA

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Defcon 2010 - TBA - Las Vegas, NV

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Past Events

Toorcon 11 - San Diego, CA

Toorcon 11 was another enjoyable relaxing weekend in sunny San Diego. I ran the lockpicking village and gave a talk on Lockpicking Forensics with some material I don't normally include. I got to go to Dick's Last Resort and Lou & Mickeys, two of my favorite Gaslamp restaurants. Photos from the lockpicking village:

Attendees practicing their picking skills at the lockpicking village. Photo by visago.

Black Hat & Defcon 2009 - Las Vegas, NV

Black Hat and Defcon were lots of fun this year. Deviant Ollam and Babak Javadi were kind enough to let me sit in on their physical security workshop at Black Hat. I was blown away by their extensive coverage and attention to detail. Great job, guys! I spoke at both Black Hat and Defcon and helped out in the Lockpicking Village at Defcon. Photos from the Defcon Lockpicking Village:

Everyone is busy practicing! Doug Farre (front left), the president of Locksport International, is looking slick as usual. The lockpicking village at DEFCON was packed with people all weekend! Photo by JasonTheNerd.

LayerOne 2009 - Anaheim, CA

I gave a talk on Lockpicking Forensics and ran the Lockpicking Village with scorche & Deviant Ollam. Had a great time! Who knew that a Pizza Hut inside a hotel would have some of the best pizza I've ever had. Photos from the Lockpicking Village:

Lockpickers of various skill levels attempt to conquer all the practice locks in preparation for the lockpicking contes. A conference attendee pretends to look interested (at my request) so that I can get a picture. Half of the high security lock table, with various styles of high security locks, safes, and oddities from around the world. The other half of the high security lock table, including military grade padlocks (top right). Photo by vissago.

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