- When You Call A Locksmith, Will A Con Man Answer? : NPR
- Voicemail hacking and the ‘phone hacking’ scandal – how it worked, questions to be asked and improvements to be made
- Basic Self-Defense Moves Anyone Can Do (and Everyone Should Know)
- Recreational lockpicking workshop at Maker Faire Detroit – Boing Boing
- The Vidocq Society: Murder on the menu – Telegraph
- Here’s How U.S. Spies Will Find You Through Your Pics | Danger Room | Wired.com
- Use Your Pants Zipper To Strike a Match
- Even Prisons Can Be Hacked Now
- Take A Look Inside The Video Spy Glasses That Conquered Kickstarter | Singularity Hub
- Crack a Padlock with Nothing But a Paperclip
- Robert Baer on Being a Spy | FiveBooks | The Browser
- How to Throw a Tomahawk Like a Mountain Man | The Art of Manliness
- Dr. Paul Ekman
Lie to Me [TV Worth Watching]
Lone Iguana fans will appreciate Lie to Me, a show based on Paul Ekman, and definitely worth your time.
Flip Flops, Survival and Glasses [Link Roundup]
- How to Hide Secret Messages and Codes in Audio Files – Lifehacker
- 7 Tools to Help You Survive a Summer Night in Central Park – Gizmodo
- ArchPort Flip Flops with Hidden Storage
- Stealth TV-B-Gone in a jacket – Boing Boing
- HD Spy Glasses Let You Stalk Future Plaintiffs in 720p – Gizmodo
- Everything That Follows Is Based on Recent, Real-Life Experience That Has Been Proven to Work: Professional Survival Solutions: James Shepherd-Barron
- A Guide to Soviet Russia’s Torture Centers
- This Light Switch Texts You Pictures of the Guys Robbing Your House
- Let’s Hope Your Laptop Lock Is Better Than This One
- Arming Yourself for the Zombie Apocalypse: How to Build the Ultimate Survival Shotgun | The Art of Manliness
- 7 Tools to Show Muggers Who’s Boss (That Would Be You)
The Spy Factory
Cloaks, Alarms and Armor [Link Roundup]
- All the Essential Gear You Need for The Rapture – Gizmodo
- A Modern-Day Invisibility Cloak (Er, Necklace) – Gizmodo
- Logitech Alert Security System Watches Over Your Castle, Day or Night
- The Hero Training Workouts: Putting It All Together | The Art of Manliness
- ThinkGeek :: Bulletproof Body Armor Clipboard
- The man who loves books too much | San Francisco online
- The Shortcut to the Shortcut: The 4 Key Principles of The 4-Hour Body
- This Is Lifehacker, Episode 11: Access Your Computer from Anywhere, Remote Control BitTorrent, and Set Up a Remote Security Camera – Lifehacker
- How to Print Keys to Any Lock – Gizmodo
- How to Disappear – NYTimes.com
- The Open Organisation Of Lockpickers :: Equipment
Tape, Jumps and GPS [Link Roundup]
- Everyday Carry triggers youthtful action film fantasies – Boing Boing
- Scotch Tape Magic Trick Turns Frosted Glass Clear
- Hero Training: The Leaping Ability Workout | The Art of Manliness
- How to Jump From Rooftop to Rooftop | The Art of Manliness
- A Convict’s Odyssey | Feature | Chicago Reader
- Manoa grad student chases sophisticated campus burglar
- The Government’s New Right to Track Your Every Move With GPS – TIME
- Social Strength: James Bond Style | The Inner Circle
- Mobile Phone, ATM, and Elevator “Hacking” | The Inner Circle
- Tracking Device Teardown – iFixit
- Seal an Envelope with Nail Polish for Better Security and a Happier Tongue – Lifehacker
- How to Shoot a Rifle | The Art of Manliness
- Unusual Items Worth Packing on Your Next Vacation – Lifehacker
- Confessions of a Hollywood Stuntman – Gizmodo
- How to Deal with Deadbeats by Using Clever Tricks and Blackmail – Lifehacker
- Former NSA Genius Apologizes for His Super Spying Software – Gizmodo
- How to build a Taser for free!
All of MacGyver’s Tricks in One Handy Place [MacRecipes]
We here at Lone Iguana always display much respect for the people like us who obsess over finding every single trick and neat tip anywhere and everywhere. So when we heard of MacRecipes, we began salivating. Every single trick MacGyver has ever used. What are you waiting for?! Click and see all the wonderful MacGyverness. [via Gizmodo]
A Code [Spies]
Pondering life, and doing not much else, I came to invent a code. Since I have no need for these things, I thought I might release it to my readers, as a sort of thank you.
The key to this one is making things as odd as possible. Because we want the message to be utter gibberish. Like a code, but it doesn’t have to mean anything. Switch up, create fake patterns, what ever you want because the actual message content does not matter.
What does matter? The time you sent it.
I’m thinking that each time stamp could stand for a certain message, indicator or other phrase.
What could make this better?
Kids, Gadgets and Whistleblowers [Link Roundup]
- Home Office whistleblowers – hints and tips – Spy Blog – SpyBlog.org.uk
- View topic – Here’s my survival kit and it’s contents – UPDATED @ EmergencyPreparationForum.com
- CERT : Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT)
- Fifty Dangerous Things (You Should Let Your Children Do) – Boing Boing
- Spy Stuff » Coolest Gadgets
- Top 10 Barely-legal Gadgets for The Modern Spy | Webupon
- Spy Blog – SpyBlog.org.uk
- SURVIVAL AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY LINKS
- Earthquake Survival Preparation – San Diego, California News Station – KFMB Channel 8 – cbs8.com
- Deception Blog / Collating information about applications of psychological research on deception
- Psychology and Crime News / A place to collate information of interest in a forensic psychological context
- SPY Blog
Lies, Liars, and Lying [Lie]
Recently heard a story about purchasing Never Be Lied to Again: How to Get the Truth In 5 Minutes Or Less In Any Conversation Or Situation: David J. Lieberman. I can’t find the original article, but here’s the premise: a woman purchases 15 copies of the book and gives one to each of her closest friends. She never reads the book itself. Why? So that her friends won’t try to lie to her again.