Tampering with Security Seals
The CORE Group
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USA 2011 Weekday Training Session //August 1-2
Overview:
Tamper-evident Tags and Security Seals are used widely around the world in applications involving warranty coverage and repair, public utility metering, and cargo shipment integrity. These devices are an integral part of our nation's Customs and Border Control enforcement and they are used in the protection and transportation of hazardous chemicals and even nuclear materials. Yet, for all their prevalence, most of these tags and seals are horribly weak and vulnerable to compromise. This training course will discuss in-depth the ways in which many such products function, and students will perform hands-on attacks against the bulk of tamper-evident devices on the market today. Be prepared for two days of deep knowledge and rolled-up sleeves… as all student stations come equipped with heat guns, solvent chemicals, and a wide range of tools and trickery.
Pedagogic Methods Used
Direct lecture, hands-on exercises, use of professional tools and materials against real-world products right in the classroom
Who Should Attend:
Law enforcement, Customs and Border officers, Forensics professionals, Legal investigators
Student Requirements
Students need only have an understanding of how and why security tags and tamper-evident seals are an essential part of many physical security models. This course will be appropriate for people with a wide range of skill levels: from policy makers to field agents with physical intrusion or inspection duties.
What to bring:
Only yourself. All equipment, including heat guns, chemical solvents, and sample seals and tags will be provided
What You Get:
We will provide a wide sampling of security tags, seals, and tamper-evident materials. Our course will also include extensive photographic documentation as well as charts and suggested temperature/chemical attack vectors for a wide range of mediums. We will make heat guns and hypodermic needles with specialized chemicals available to all students. Some of these items are for the students to keep, and some equipment is retained by The CORE Group at the end of the class.
Trainers:
Datagram has taught about locks, safes, and methods to compromise them for many years, including training to private companies and government agencies. He has spoken many times on physical and digital security at various conferences and is a part-time forensic locksmith. Datagram runs the popular lock and security websites lockwiki.com and lockpickingforensics.com.
Deviant Ollam: While paying the bills as a security auditor and penetration testing consultant with his company, The CORE Group, Deviant Ollam is also member of the Board of Directors of the US division of TOOOL, The Open Organisation Of Lockpickers. His debut book "Practical Lock Picking" became one of Syngress Publishing's best-selling titles. At multiple annual security conferences Deviant Ollam runs the Lockpicking Village workshop area, and he has conducted physical security training sessions at Black Hat, DeepSec, ToorCon, HackCon, ShakaCon, HackInTheBox, CanSecWest, ekoparty, and the United States Military Academy at West Point.
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Early: Ends April 30 |
Regular: Ends Jun 15 |
Late: Ends Jul 29 |
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