3D Printing is a threat to your keys

Presented at Nuit du Hack 2015, June 20, 2015, 5 p.m. (45 minutes)

The techniques covered in this talk allow an individual to duplicate any key, even with a moveable element, a spring, a flag...

Starting with molding, we are able to duplicate any standard key in a matter of seconds. When it comes to high security keys, manufacturers have implemented specific designs to deter key copying, including using the molding techniques. We have been able to simulate such specific designs in order to still open the targeted locks.

With the increasing precision of 3D printers and the use of Open-source tools, we have been able to design keys in 3D, giving us the possibility to generate almost any key since it has no specific design.

Last but not least, combining the 2 techniques, we are able to create almost any keys, provided it has no magnet or electronic parts.

Presenters:

• MrJack (Alexandre Triffault)
  Security trainer for locksmiths, computer scientists and the military for 7 years, Alexandre is continuously developing tools and techniques to circumvent physical security devices.

Links:

• https://2015.nuitduhack.com/en/talks.html#mrjack
• https://infocon.org/cons/Nuit Du Hack/NDH2K15/Hackerzvoice NDH2k15 Talks MrJack Alexandre Triffault 3D Printing is a threat to your keys.mp4
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znqZpPNTYhc

Similar Presentations:

• DEF CON 30 (2022) / Defeating Moving Elements in High Security Keys
• DEF CON 21 (2013) / Key Decoding and Duplication Attacks for the Schlage Primus High-Security Lock
• 32C3 (2015) / Replication Prohibited: 3D printed key attacks