Elevator Hacking: From the Pit to the Penthouse [video]
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Elevator Hacking: From the Pit to the Penthouse [video]
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#2A few years later they cleaned the area out and moved the Latino studies department in.
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#5I remember the time I rode an elevator top to the attic of a university building where we found about a ton of mercury and an old radioactive waste storage area. That sent us to the building core of a building next door to sneak into the graduate lab and borrow a Geiger counter. A few years later they cleaned the area out and moved the Latino studies department in.
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#7Can someone summarize this? I don't have 2 hours to watch.
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#8Can someone summarize this? I don't have 2 hours to watch.
* Every lift has mandated modes that allow an operator to take full control and override any building access controls.
* The security on these modes is poor.
* Don't do dumb things with elevators
I'd encourage you to watch it in full, as it is interesting and contains more detail than the above suggests.
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#9The video can be downloaded here: http://livestreamvod-f.akamaihd.net/events/000000000030c2ae/...
Re: Elevator Hacking: From the Pit to the Penthouse [video]
#10I remember the time I rode an elevator top to the attic of a university building where we found about a ton of mercury and an old radioactive waste storage area. That sent us to the building core of a building next door to sneak into the graduate lab and borrow a Geiger counter. A few years later they cleaned the area out and moved the Latino studies department in.
So basically it was a small-scale model of what happens in city neighborhoods?