OpenDoorHack-a-Thon Google Group

OpenGarages VRL Hive13 Update

agent.cr...@gmail.com (Craig) — Tue, 11 Sep 2012 03:12:38 UT

Last Saturday was the first meeting at Hive13. On Friday, I gave a talk
about reversing the Honda Nav system and a quick intro to CAN and Open
Garages. Saturdays turnout was much smaller so we mainly described CAN to
a few people and worked on some of the new tools.

Dave B shared some info on his CAN in the Middle Device. The HW porn is

Re: Integrating Access Control System Into A Membership Software

arcli...@gmail.com (Arclight) — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 18:45:13 UT

If you're looking to design new hardware to do this, I would
definitely suggest that you at least lift the circuit protection stuff
from our design. We had several prototypes that failed because voltage
spikes from the relays and solenoids were not properly clamped, or
something got hooked up wrong and fried the board.

Integrating Access Control System Into A Membership Software

celestialproph...@gmail.com (Wise Cricket) — Wed, 13 Jul 2011 21:03:15 UT

Jigsaw Renaissance <[link]> are looking into
integrating Nadine<[link]> with
our door locks <[link]>.
If you are able to commit time to help us designing or building, please post

Re: Hackathon Implementation

celestialproph...@gmail.com (Wise Cricket) — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 04:20:46 UT

Hi Tim,
The Hackcess looks great. Thank you for the info. I hope to continue our
collaborative movement by implementing what you guys have started. Please
guide us. Thanks.
Respectfully,
Budi Mulyo
206.571.8430
Jigsaw Renaissance is a learning and making community, a collaborative
community dedicated to collective education and creation. Our mission is to

Re: Shibboleth

arcli...@gmail.com (john arclight) — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 15:00:12 UT

This is the system 23b has been using for the last year:
[link]
We also have kits and boards for sale.
Arclight
On Jul 7, 2011 10:52 AM, "Chris Cooper (QC Co-Lab)" <qcad...@gmail.com>
wrote:

Shibboleth

qcad...@gmail.com (Chris Cooper (QC Co-Lab)) — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 14:52:34 UT

It is interesting that a few mails from this list found their way to
my Inbox again. QC Co-Lab is looking at finally finishing up MODAC and
getting it integrated with a payment service (WePay).

The other day I was listening to PaulDotCom Security Weekly Ep. 248
([link])

Re: Hackathon Implementation

tim.say...@gmail.com (Tim Saylor) — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 00:59:52 UT

Hi Budi,
After the opendooor hackathon we made a wiki to contain all this
information: [link] Although yours has more info
at this point.
Tim

Hackathon Implementation

celestialproph...@gmail.com (Wise Cricket) — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 23:56:38 UT

For the purpose of implementing access control system<[link]> derived
from this hackathon, I compile a list of codes from hackathon<[link]>.
You guys are most welcome to check it out, suggest any changes, and provide

Re: All who participated! Please post your links to code and docs here!

celestialproph...@gmail.com (Wise Cricket) — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 07:58:05 UT

Hi Flemming cutting and paste [link] link
works
I notice that the hyperlink doesn't have "http://" and for some reason
clicking it doesn't work (error 404).

Re: All who participated! Please post your links to code and docs here!

qcad...@gmail.com (Chris Cooper (QC Co-Lab)) — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 20:54:56 UT

QC Co-Lab had their Modular Open-Door Access Control (MODAC) system.
Still working on the name, but it will do for now.

Here are some of the associated files:

Official Documentation: [link]
Source forge page of the code done during the hackathon:
[link]

Re: Hackcess.org

arcli...@gmail.com (john arclight) — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 20:08:15 UT

Good idea. It sounds like we have a few basic types of solution:
1. PC-based systems with USB or serial readers attached to the computer.
2. Microcontroller-based systems supporting multiple Wiegand or other
readers, with or without a central database.
3. Network-based distributed systems with a centralized database and small

Hackcess.org

bunker.jor...@gmail.com (Jordan Bunker) — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 16:39:54 UT

Hey guys! I've been setting up a wiki on Hackcess.org to share these
systems in a more presentable fashion. If you get a chance, go ahead
and register and throw your systems up on there!

It's still pretty rough, as I haven't had much free time (and I'm
still getting the hang of dokuWiki...), but I'm hoping we can

Re: All who participated! Please post your links to code and docs here!

royce.pipk...@gmail.com (Royce Pipkins) — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 15:59:34 UT

Like some of the others I have only the door hardware. No passport solution.
[link]
The shown hardware controls four doors across two facilities ATM. (3 at
Bucketworks, one at Milwaukee Makerspace)
Given the focus of the contest, I think the real decision is between the PS1

Re: All who participated! Please post your links to code and docs here!

r...@rhavenindustrys.com (Rhys Rhaven) — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 07:50:05 UT

So part of the JSON message, and probably the most important section of
the physical key is the pk signature. (meta:sig-all) So I've spent most
of tonight trying to find a proper python library to do gpg compatible
pk. (Which I -think- is a RSA encrypted hash, as they don't seem so keen
on DSA/Elcamal. Still not sure what the hash is on that.)

Re: All who participated! Please post your links to code and docs here!

lok...@gmail.com (Lokkju Brennr) — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 06:31:29 UT

Here is our code for our super simple arduino based RFID shield. I'll
be adding a schematic soon, but it is only about 10 parts. It is
very, very simple, with an internal database and a serial
communication protocol. It isn't directly on topic, as it is missing
most stuff needed for cross hackerspace authentication.