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In a recent thread I go on about a job I came across.
Now I don't quite know where to put this thread but this seems proper so here I go.
After dealing with this crap all day, I began to do research on the people behind the anti-theft system located on the tablet. What I discovered was a company called Digital Safety USA who has been contracted by Walmart Inc. to reduce inventory loss by placing a PoSA on their devices (not all devices just the ones they have stock in), including cell phones, tablets and computers.
This system is a pretty descent deterrent if the person stealing knows this renders the device useless unless cracked or hacked to work again ( it's actually still being tried I will update the other thread if I get it) but the problem remains that this is a new system that Walmart put in place this year and I am dead set on figuring it out and releasing as much information as I can about it.

I am sure someone here could have easily gotten pass this system with a good SE , but I am not that good at SE, my foray is breaking/unlocking devices, so far I have attempted to install a new OS (just to wipe everything including security) but it appears they figured out how to deny this or at least made it hard enough a simple adb command wont work (it had a hard time detecting device and when it did it appeared as ??????????????? locked).

So now I am digging up how this system works, not just how it generates code (which is the juicy part that can be used to make a code generator), but how Walmart PoS systems have integrated it, how this company knows if and when a device was legitimately purchased and any vulnerabilities in the system that can provide more information.
So why am I posting about this? Well it is simple, I would like anyone else who has come across this to join in, or if your interested join in, it seems like one hell of a challenge and I am sure someone on SL is smart enough to crack this cookie.

Now onto the nitty gritty the company above prints a code they generate on the device package, they call this a DiSa(it is an acronym of their company name), when the product is scanned a 6 digit code is printed onto the receipt which the buyer then punches into the device to unlock it. The device is not connected and due to volume of sales there is no way each product has an individual code there for that means it must be done by product line, meaning a limited amount of codes issued.
So while I attempt to descramble this little mystery and bruteforce a code I will also be researching all I can and appreciate any help offered in any form.

Thank you for reading all that crap and have a great day.