Lockpick
| Hive13 Project |
|---|
| Lock Picking and Forensics |
| Status: Active |
| Start Date: 05/12/2010 |
Lockpicking and Lockpicking Forensics
Overview
Summary
Continuing on the efforts started by Chris and Sam, we intend to expand the scope to include lockpicking forensics. In addition to lock picking workshops, we will have regular meetings to discuss and practice forensics.
Project Manager
Mike (Imhotep) Linville Chris Anderson Sam Buhlig
Contributors
- Chris Anderson
- Sam Buhlig
- Mike Linville
- Craig Smith
Things to bring
- Positive Attitude and your experiences (don't worry if you don't have experience, this will be a learning experience for all)
- Picks if you have them (don't worry if you do not have any, we will share ours and show you how to make some on the fly)
- Extra Locks if you got em, if brining your personal handcuffs....please clean before hand
- Friends that are interested in lock picking
Project Status
Next meeting: TBD
Schulyer Towne visited Blog Page to discuss Lock Forensics and the Great Lock Controversy of 1851. This will be a great kick off to our forensics efforts! 13:54, 22 February 2011 (UTC)
Project Updates
- Lock Forensic kickoff meeting was a success! 13:52, 22 February 2011 (UTC)
TODO
- Set aside a locker to keep our 'control locks'
- Start documenting and storing 'control locks'
- purchase some lab equipment
Stuff we need
In order to start a forensic lab there are a few things we need to buy still
- Rubber pinning tray - Rubber Mat version - $35 - ORDERED
- Plastic tweezers ~$5 - ORDERED
- 500x microscope - Cost ~$100 - ORDERED
- Check lighting... lighting kit? Jewelry style... (Example) ~$40 - ORDERED
- Rubber vice - ~$35 - ORDERED
- Jewelry holders to hold pins, etc (Example) ~$10
- boxes for locks to keep them separate etc
Links
Datagram's Lock picking forensics http://lockpickingforensics.com/
LockWiki http://www.lockwiki.com/index.php/Main_Page
The Open Organization of Lockpickers USA: http://toool.us
The Open Organization of Lockpickers Netherlands: http://toool.nl
TOOOL on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Open_Organization_Of_Lockpickers
LockWiki: http://www.lockwiki.com
barry's security blog about spy stuff: http://blackbag.nl