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Lockpick Village	Four Types	Ten Things	Cuff Stuff
This is the PowerPoint slide deck that i created to help TOOOL give presentations at the Lockpick Villages we have at security and hacker conferences.	This talk, "The Four Types of Lock," was first presented to the Secret Service. It assesses the differences between basic, commercial, high security, and nearly unpickable locks.	This is my "Ten Things Everyone Should Know About Lockpicking & Physical Security" talk which covers the most popular material in a one-hour format.	A constantly-revised and often-quoted presentation about handcuffs, this highlights many of their weaknesses and showcases the TOOOL "Universal Cuff Key"
Distinguishing Picks	Hotel Locks	Field Stripping	Reverse Engineering
This presentation helps make the distinction between many types of pick tools and shows some new methods of using items that you may already own. (NOTE - the Spanish language version of these slides, as presented at ekoparty, is here)	First presented at the HOPE conference in New York, this talk showcases many locks found in hotels... some that you encounter often, others that you're not supposed to see.	I did a small workshop about how to service and disassemble locks. These are the slides from that workshop. Maybe they will help you peek inside of some hardware.	First presented at ReCon, this was a talk i gave that told the tale of how some of the world's most popular locks have been examined and proven weak.