Jack Recider

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Okay, so Deviant is a very well-known physical penetration tester. And we're going to hear three stories about how he's broken into buildings in this episode. And the third one is my favorite, so stick around for that. But I want to first quickly catch up about how he even got to this point.

Okay, so Deviant is a very well-known physical penetration tester. And we're going to hear three stories about how he's broken into buildings in this episode. And the third one is my favorite, so stick around for that. But I want to first quickly catch up about how he even got to this point.

They just didn't have one. So they called up Deviant to come help recover the network. And he went down there, but the network room was locked and nobody could find the key to get in. So they called a locksmith to come try to get the doors open. Now, because Deviant had a little practice picking locks by that time, he took a look at the door.

They just didn't have one. So they called up Deviant to come help recover the network. And he went down there, but the network room was locked and nobody could find the key to get in. So they called a locksmith to come try to get the doors open. Now, because Deviant had a little practice picking locks by that time, he took a look at the door.

This resulted in them calling him back to the office to do a full penetration test. This law firm did not like that those office doors could be opened with just a basic folder. by just shimming it in between the latch and the door. And they wanted to know what else in this building was not secure. And this got Deviant even more into bypassing doors and picking locks and breaking into rooms.

This resulted in them calling him back to the office to do a full penetration test. This law firm did not like that those office doors could be opened with just a basic folder. by just shimming it in between the latch and the door. And they wanted to know what else in this building was not secure. And this got Deviant even more into bypassing doors and picking locks and breaking into rooms.

Deviant was good friends with Dark Tangent, who's the organizer of the hacker conferences Defcon and Black Hat. And Dark Tangent told him, this lockpicking thing is really catching fire.

Deviant was good friends with Dark Tangent, who's the organizer of the hacker conferences Defcon and Black Hat. And Dark Tangent told him, this lockpicking thing is really catching fire.

The first DEFCON I ever went to was DEFCON 17 in 2009 at the Riviera. And that's where I went up into the lockpick village and saw Deviant demonstrate how the inner mechanics of a lock worked. And he put a ray contention bar in my hand and had me practice how to get a lock open. I was fascinated by what he taught me that day. And that's where I bought my first lockpick set.

The first DEFCON I ever went to was DEFCON 17 in 2009 at the Riviera. And that's where I went up into the lockpick village and saw Deviant demonstrate how the inner mechanics of a lock worked. And he put a ray contention bar in my hand and had me practice how to get a lock open. I was fascinated by what he taught me that day. And that's where I bought my first lockpick set.