> We have had a few (6, then one) people through today who have raised our
> concerns regarding the current spaces security, odd behaviour, scoping
> tactics etc.

> Because of this, we think it is likely that they may soon attempt to break
> in to the space. This may be completely unfounded, but its an instance
> where I would love to be wrong.

> We have barricaded the rear door, as its the easiest access point. The
> roller door is quite temperamental at the moment, if you visit the space,
> please ensure that it is fully 100% closed before leaving. This 'may' end
> up in us being locked out, but I'd rather have that problem rather than a
> burglary. Most of the windows have mesh in them, so hopefully they're
> harder to get through. Sam has put screws against all the louvres in an
> attempt to seal them.

> IMPORANT: we have obfuscated the roller door open switch. It is now deep
> inside the hole on the bottom of the case. It works, but its very finicky,
> press repeatedly until desired result occurs.

> if you have valuables in the hacker space currently, please remove them
> and store them at your homes until we open the new premises.

> If you are able, ability and time wise, to jerry rig some form of security
> system ASAP, lets get on it and get something going there.

> Finally, Sean has offered to go halves with the hacker space on some sort
> of lightweight security patrol. Please discuss.

> Hopefully all for nought.

> --
> Regards,

> Joshua Hogendorn
> PH: 0407710007