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0	4560	We're at the Hacker Warehouse, and I'm getting introduced to a ton of the different badges
4560	9320	that people have created all over Connaught. I wanted to show them some of them off to you
9320	13440	right now. And a lot of these we've looked at before, but some of them are just so cool.
13540	18660	I think the Make It Hacking has to be one of my favorites, but they're all so cool.
18680	22220	The Make It Hacking, when on the surface, it doesn't look that interesting. It's like,
22220	28280	okay, there's some barcodes. But what this does is it's probably one of the more dangerous things
28280	35280	to walk around in Vegas with, because it will set off almost every alarm when you walk out
35280	40800	of a store. Where they have the little safety alarms that go off. Probably not the best one
40800	47700	to wander around with, but definitely some shenanigans to be had with it.
47700	54360	Some of the other ones, which I really like here. I always love Brayden's e-challenge coins.
54360	59960	He put so much effort into such a small device, and they also kind of look great on your shelves.
60000	64960	This here is a cool, like Simon Says-like game, which is fully functional. You just
64960	70320	have to put the battery in. And then there's a whole story which follows a character that
70320	77100	he's been building over years of doing these challenge coins. There's so many of them.
77100	81540	The other one I want to point out was the Mindset Badge, the Hacker Mindset Badge.
81540	86740	This is Garrett's badge because he's been writing a book on the Hacker Mindset. And what's cool about
86740	93460	this one is you can't actually pre-order the book yet, but through the badge sale, you get to pre-order
93460	99240	the book. Which is really cool. By buying the badge, you get a pre-order for the book. And this
99240	105620	one has a full Raspberry Pi on it, so it can simulate keyboards and HID attacks. But then the
105620	111440	same thing, it also looks super nice around Conference for Da Food Up. And then it has a bunch of
111440	116080	different white modes on it. So not only does it look good, but you get a full Raspberry Pi, which
116080	123440	is fully hackable as well. Like this one. This one's really cool. But just going through them,
123440	129480	even like with the new, the DEF CON badge this year, you have these add-on pieces that stick in
129480	135600	and blow up. So it's been really interesting all around CON, seeing what people do with the SAO.
135600	142640	Or I guess in this case, the slide-in. This one adds on two SAO ports onto the badge that get
142640	148420	powered. So you can continually just customize your badge. But the one that caught my interest
148420	155320	is the sneaky badge. But right before we get to that one, I want to cover this one, which looks
155320	160780	so cool. So many of these don't have batteries in it, so I can't turn it on. This is the Secure
162300	168720	Autonomous Surveillance System badge. And what's really cool about this one is it's plugged in with
168940	175560	a LoRa radio, which communicates with the other badges of this type. So when more of these badges
175560	181180	get together, and at CON there's quite a few of them, they interact and it will do different light
181180	186160	patterns depending on how many of your friends you're around. I think this one's really neat.
186160	191400	But the one which I find most interesting, because I've never seen one like this before,
191400	197140	is the sneaky badge, which is fully customized where you can slide out these letters and slide
197140	203740	them back in. But it's not just a pretty badge. There's a full challenge inside it, which is also
203740	208540	built on the Raspberry Pi. Not only does it look really cool and you get the full letter packs,
208540	214800	but the way you fulfill challenges inside the game is pulling out the letters and sticking
214800	219680	them in for it to recognize different letter types and unlock challenges. And then there's
219680	225220	other challenges within. So I've been seeing people all over conference customizing these
225220	231080	with their handles and using them as a nice name badge. All really cool. I am so curious to see
231080	237560	what other badges exist at DEF CON, but for now, all of these. Thank you Garrett for allowing us
237560	242180	to use them at the Hacker Warehouse. I know they're for sale there. Thank you so much.
242180	244520	Thanks for watching and hack on!