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@mattjay (Web: http://mattjaysecurity.com)Took a peek when it was in it’s earliest form and gave me some great pointers.  I suppose what I am looking for is feedback, or criticism to make the talk better.

The audience will be non “power” users.  I pictured giving this talk in a nursing home to try to make the content as “friendly” as possible.

What types of things do you want users to know? I feel that education is the best medicine for information security, and by working with them and making it accessible will at least (hopefully) get them to stop and consider any actions that may have become habit.

This link is to the shared version of the talk, EVERYONE can edit and make changes.  My hope is, the “open” format will lead to some great feed back.  Unless someone deletes the whole thing, then I’ll get the hint.

Update: With a lot of amazing feedback from @fsamurai (web: http://www.freelancesamurai.com)  I have updated the talk  Here is the latest version (2.0). Also feel free to make changes or edits.

Feel free to use this talk, or modify it for your own purposes.  Getting the info out is what is important.

Thanks Everyone.

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Here is a “BristleBot” created for my Son.  This was about the easiest project of all time.

Here is all you need.

1. Vibrating Toothbrush
2. Watch Battery
3. DoubleStick Tape

Simply snip off the tip of the toothbrush, leaving enough space for tape.  Then dismantle the toothbush, and save the vibrator motor. Pictured above (in front of battery).

Expose the ends of the wires that are attached to the motor.

Once you have all the parts, lay down a layer of tape to mount the motor by just attaching it to the tape.  Place the battery and attach the top wire to engage the motor.  I just used a “glue dot”, but a piece of tape or anything to keep it on will suffice.