Most bundles are an argument for buying more. This one is an argument for buying exactly enough.
Three pieces: the chassis that holds your keys, the multi-tool that lives inside it, and a skin for the YubiKey you already carry. No faceplates, no reel, nothing to configure. It costs less than the chassis does on its own.
The Pivot works as shipped. Faceplates change how it looks and add a smooth face against your phone, but nothing about the chassis needs them to function. If you already own plates you like, or you want the bare anodized chassis with the DEF CON 33 etch showing, this is the build that gets out of your way.
What it does cover is the gap most people hit first: carrying a tool. The MOCA sits in the stack alongside your keys at 0.100" thick, which means the difference between owning a multi-tool and actually having one on you.
The Pivot 2.0 takes your existing house, car, office, and mailbox keys with no re-cutting and no proprietary blades. Keys and inserts stack on the pin and rotate out individually against a ratcheting mechanism that clicks every 90 degrees and holds the tension you set. The MOCA drops into that stack. The YubiStyle Cover peels on in seconds, no tools.
Every Pivot 2.0 includes a 2-year KeyportID subscription. Each chassis carries a unique laser-engraved serial number, and if a finder reports it, KeyportID connects the two of you directly and anonymously. No Bluetooth, no Wi-Fi, no app, no phone battery.
Three pieces: the DEF CON 33 Pivot 2.0 in aluminum, the DEF CON 33 MOCA 10-in-1 Multi-Tool, and a DEF CON 33 YubiStyle Cover. The Pivot also includes a 2-year KeyportID subscription.
The Everything Bundle contains these same three pieces plus two faceplates, the Module Removal Tool, and the Jack Sidekick retractable reel. This bundle is the pared-down version for buyers who do not want faceplates or already own them. If you want the complete build, take the Everything Bundle.
No. The chassis ships bare, with the DEF CON 33 etch visible on the anodized aluminum. Faceplates are sold separately and snap on later without tools if you change your mind.
No. The YubiStyle Cover is a die-cut vinyl skin for a YubiKey you already own. It fits the YubiKey 5 Series, 5 NFC, 5 NFC FIPS, and Security Key NFC in both USB-A and USB-C.
Not for this configuration. The MRT exists to pop faceplates and stacked modules off the chassis, and this bundle includes neither. Add it when you add your first faceplate or module.
No. The Pivot 2.0 holds standard keys with a hole at the top, including most house, car, mailbox, and office keys, exactly as they are.
The chassis, keys, and MOCA are all non-bladed and travel in a carry-on routinely. Final determination always rests with the TSA agent at the checkpoint.
No. Each DEF CON edition is produced in a limited run for that year's conference and is not reordered or reissued once it sells out.
Yes. The Pivot 2.0 is the same chassis regardless of which bundle it arrives in. Pocket Flare 2.0, NEBA, WeeLINK, and MOCA2 all mount to the outer faces, and inserts like a USB-C flash drive or a pen load into the stack.
DEF CON 33 inventory. Once it is gone, it is not reproduced. 1-year limited warranty on the Pivot 2.0. 30-day satisfaction guarantee.