Never too late to give some good tips, I hope! For the question from the lady that was asking how to protect herself in a hotel room... Basically, "under the door" tools only work by hooking the actual handle. If you prevent a hook or wire to actually go on the handle, you're safe. I've seen the simplest trick is just stuffing a towel from the bathroom, not under the door but very tight behind the handle, which prevents both the hooking and the moving of the handle.
The windows at 17:28 can be opened even easier, all you need is a long piece of string to get in, had to use that technic to get in my home because i lost my keys lol
there is a team of Hackers/nerds who produce videos of computer conferences in europe (look for FeM, c3voc and others) they are using these cats to test during setup that audio and video is syncron and during the conference that the video is not frozen because they have that one defined piece of movement
Never too late to give some good tips, I hope! For the question from the lady that was asking how to protect herself in a hotel room... Basically, "under the door" tools only work by hooking the actual handle. If you prevent a hook or wire to actually go on the handle, you're safe. I've seen the simplest trick is just stuffing a towel from the bathroom, not under the door but very tight behind the handle, which prevents both the hooking and the moving of the handle.
Excellent thanks you so much brilliant talk enjoyed every single thing you said will look forward to your other one tomorrow over breakfast
Rapping the top of the door with a dead blow mallet before pushing it open will usually free the inner security catch
Really wanna see you working with abloy lock
The windows at 17:28 can be opened even easier, all you need is a long piece of string to get in, had to use that technic to get in my home because i lost my keys lol
I'd like to know what this little cat at the bottom left corner of the screen means
there is a team of Hackers/nerds who produce videos of computer conferences in europe (look for FeM, c3voc and others) they are using these cats to test during setup that audio and video is syncron and during the conference that the video is not frozen because they have that one defined piece of movement
Niklas Aumüller
I didn’t see the cat until buzraelYT pointed it out.
My first thought was an oriental lucky cat.
Your explanation makes sense of that.
@@NiklasAuBln I thought it just some CCC folklore I don't understand. Seems like a usefull hack though.
The do not disturb hanger
I can get the chain off my front door at home just using my hands, with the door open enough to fit my wrist through. no elastic band needed.
needs to be a bit tighter so that the chain end wont reach the escape without the door being almost completely shut.
I used an old hacksaw blade to get in my house one day. Pushed the metal loop off the ball.
If you can do that, it needs to be refitted.
that sucks? where you live?
That sounds problematic. Consider shortening the chain if you don't want to move the mounts.
Just when you thought the door was 🔐.........
Security really is just theater.
In the business, it's called "faith-based security"
14:10 think about neo-magnetism :D
I liked at 4:47
this shit is so fun. Im going the it hacker route but i wanna have the skill to go in on a physical entry also
Joke about physical penetration Akali build.
and it's 2nd presentation what i watch, and i have no idea why people in usa, don't use any security...