Physical Security Village·25 min
Andrew Lebedinsky
Shows how to turn physical red team findings into realistic threat evidence and dollar-based impact that persuades executives to fund fixes.
riskthreatattack+3
Physical Security Village
Physical Security Village talks from DEF CON 34.
1–11 of 11 talks
Physical Security Village·40 min
Langston Clement · Dan Goga
Shows how to build low-cost implant RFID readers and use a Flipper Zero to clone badges remotely, with the social engineering that makes it work.
devicebuildingsocial+2
Physical Security Village·31 min
Michael Aguilar
Shows how a physical red team uses open-source research, pretexts and cloned badge credentials to get past building perimeters and reach internal networks.
socialengineeringattack+2
Physical Security Village·26 min
Bill Graydon · Bobby Graydon
Explains which physical marks lock picking, tool-based bypasses, and electronic tampering leave behind, and how to tell whether a door was entered.
incident-responsehardwaredefensive-security+1
Physical Security Village·22 min
Brad Ammerman
Presents FORTRESS, a categorized model of physical security TTPs mapped to compliance controls for repeatable red and blue team assessments.
frameworkattackteam+2
Physical Security Village·16 min
Ege Feyzioglu · Karen Ng
Explains how RFID key fobs and badges communicate, why unencrypted ID exchanges are easy to sniff, and how Proxmark and Flipper tools copy them.
introductiondevicetool+2
Physical Security Village·56 min
Andrew Quill
Shows how a low-cost RF rig can disrupt NFC badge readers and push entry checks down to a weaker fallback.
attackdevicehardware+2
Physical Security Village·43 min
Roger Egan
Explains how weak configuration of access control readers, door contacts, keypads and request-to-exit sensors lets attackers and pen testers into buildings, with Flipper Zero demos.
hardwareattackvulnerabilities+2
Physical Security Village·25 min
Champ
Shows how internet-exposed access control panels with numeric-only passcodes and no rate limiting let remote attackers unlock doors and pull resident data.
devicenetworkvulnerabilities+2
Physical Security Village·56 min
Tim Roberts · Brent White
Shows how everyday travel habits, from hotel check-in and badges to card payments and room doors, expose people to theft and intrusion, with practical countermeasures.
privacyattackdefensive-security+2
Physical Security Village·36 min
Ben Higgins · Aaron Tulino
Shows how the Unsaflock hotel lock attack can run without any keycard, using a Flipper Zero to pull the property ID from the lock over the maintenance unit's NFC protocol.
hardwarereverse-engineeringembedded+2