i absolutely love the fact that the strongest security Deviant ever encountered was at a company with happy employees. Something a lot of companies fail to understand.
The Ulster Bank Job is an example where 2 families were held hostage while the branch manager and his assistant had to open the vault so the cash could be barrowed out to a van.
Probably also helps that the company seems small enough where everyone knows everyone. The other stories are bigger ones with a large building, or more than one. More likely that you'll come across someone you've never seen before in those ones.
@@someguyfromtheinternet5102 I guess I meant these stories specifically. I often find my self laughing out loud as I picture some of these scenes happening. Like one DND episode where the pen tester talked about falling through the ceiling into the server room.
I think one of my favorites from Darknet Diaries was the guy who snuck in with a blowup doll by sliding it under the door and blowing it up to trip the motion sensor inside the doorway.
I've worked in precision manufacturing in both urban and rural areas. The rural one was a small town where I grew up and I'll say unless you showed up driving a truck that we were expecting, there was no way you'd get through without being challenged. Community is the tightest security you could ask for.
@@IndraSunrise not that easy. Companys gonna ask for confirmation like aapointments. Manifest. Bill of lading. Traffic manager and/or broker/carrier. Before you even bump a dock.
I love how one of the comapnies was so bad with it's security it took letting off the alarm after breaking a door for them to react.... AND STILL LET THEM GO..... damn dude
I work as security (essentially a glorified receptionist) for a very well known major AAA video game company and a few months ago i started to notice little vulnerabilities with the buildings security system occasionally. So when i was bored at work i decided to lookup related information and videos on TH-cam about building security. Well randomly i came across a video of Deviant Olam giving a presentation and i was immediately hooked. I took a deep dive into pen testing and the whole red team blue team aspect of security. I realized that security at my work place was alot more vulnerable that i originally thought. I was even able to use some of the tricks he demonstrates to open doors within seconds. My favorite was the can of dust off trick lol. I even started to put together a ring of keys he suggested. With just those 7-9 keys you can open a scary amount of doors and objects. Im currently looking into traditional lock picking just as a fun little hobby to learn when i get bored. Plus you never know when that type of skill might save your life 🤷. It would be awesome to meet him and gain some first hand knowledge from him. But for now im just glad you did an episode with him so i am definitely excited for this one!
definately one of the best podcast. love the content , and you have a unique style the way you go about doing your podcast !! whoever is interesting in cyber sercurity, and hacking will fall in love with each episode, thanks for all your hard work jack !!!
True, no meat grinding through the mill for a herbivorous species such as humans. Mockups are superior in tastes, textures, and nutrition. #GoVegan 💚🌱🔥😻🤝😎🤓
The Lock Picking Lawyer channel would blow your mind if you dont know about him already. He is a living meme, his videos never run more than 5 minutes and if it is it is a good lock, and that locks unlock themselves in his mere presence, he many times does not even need a key.
Getting those videos down to 5mins is for views. It takes alot of practice to know a random locks well enough to pick them that quick. Knowing the right pick to use, the right binding order, the different exploits the lock can be exploited by etc etc.....are not things you just know and find out in a five minute video. He hardly ever opens locks out of their packaging which is another sign he has practiced alot and is not some God at lock picking. Lately his videos are just an advertisement for tools he sells which is fine. I don't agree with making lock picking look easier than it sometimes is. But to keep the videos entertaining you need to make them as short as possible to keep the current audience with a attention span of 10secinds engaged.
@@BD90..you make it sound like he’s a one truck pony and yes you can say that about anything in life. Everything needs to be researched to become a professional, that doesn’t discredit you
What people also completely overlook is the framing that holds in the windows (industrial not in a home). The extruded aluminum framework which I used to build myself is the biggest flaw in every security system. It pops into place like a puzzle piece. It's not held in with glue. It's not welded in any way and you can put the glass right back. It's that easy.. If you want more information just message me. I did to work for a long time.
Jack, this is my favourite podcast, JRE used to be it but you scratch an itch I didn’t know I have. This episode was hilarious, thanks a lot for your work
This CRUSHES Joe Rogan by FAR imo. Joe interrupts his guests a lot. He's NOT funny, charismatic, & honestly he's a fuckin CLOWN that masquerades as someone who's intelligent. He's smart enough not to tell on himself so much but he's really a CLOWN. The guy backed Bernie Sanders who would've taxed Joe's ass into the poor house. Bernie NEVER held an actual job in his ENTIRE life. The guy took jiu-jitsu & really still said that Ronda Rousey could beat Floyd Mayweather & half the men in her UFC division! He said that Ronda "is the greatest athlete, of all time, male or female, of any sport EVER, & he CAN'T wait to tell his future kids that he met this person". He was crying when he said this. He compared her to Muhammad Ali FFS! Then he didn't know that Chris Cuomo was lifting an obviously fake 100lb dumbbell with ease! Joe lifts dumbbells EVERY DAY! He would know the difference between what he lifts & 100lbs but no he doubled down on it being real before being so CLOWNED that he backed off confused though about how people could really know it's take fake lol!!! WOW man. This show CRUSHES JRE.
That's exactly how I feel about Lex Fridman. Not that this isn't one of the bests. It is just very specific. Jack is up there with Dan Carlin on his storytelling ability for sure!
I just found this podcast about 3 months ago I've already binged all of it and even re listened to a few of them It's quickly become one of my top 3-5 podcasts
Your podcast should be a part of Kali Linux. It's just a perfect thing to listen to when you are babysitting a john session that's 7 hours in cracking a hash and it's 4am nighttime. Perfect.
The guy that caught Devient, should have givin that guy a raise. If not, but for the fact that he is the only person to ever catch Devient. This company has amazing employees that are trained perfectly to catch anyone unknown.
So freaking happy you had deviant on! Was wondering how long itd take for you to get him on for some stories that he hasn't told before. Love your stuff jack. So happy to see one of my favorites on your podcast finally!
Just want to say, awesome job on the audio mixing. I had to listen a couple times because I keep getting distracted by how good you sound. Most TH-camrs don't know how to use a compressor and sound like they just threw darts at the knobs, but this sounds like Hollywood.
Wow that last story just blows my mind. How can people be so oblivious? They probably could have walked up to the gate and just said I forgot my tag inside and they would have let them in
I wish you put out a podcast once a week. Regardless, I love your videos! YOU, bring joy to my life during my journey on this planet - thank you for this.
49:56 = once they got caught the first time, there was no way they were going to get away with it a 2nd time. The first guy almost definitely let someone else know that these guys were going to break in again.
Although this doesn't work for temp sensors, motion sensors can be defeated by putting a balloon on the end of a straw tucked under the door and inflated through the straw. Once the balloon has inflated enough, pull the straw out and the balloon flies around triggering the motion sensor. Have fun! :)
I wonder if someone rich enough would bother making a TV Show called "Hacker's Life" and its just all these wild Episodes of Physical Pentesting stories and all the wild stuff.
Honestly, can you imagine how tight security on site probably felt to the employees and security staff. They likely got complacent over time, but we’re tight AF originally. But instead of a “boring day at the office” they get a funny story, some extra training, which is meh, but that’s part of having a job right? Can you imagine a new hire later hearing about that “crazy dude running around on a bike, and a golf cart, for over an hour,” yes it makes you look bad, but it’s also hilarious
Having listened to a half dozen of these, I've come to think of this as This American Life, security edition. Your voice reminds me a bit of Ira Glass as well, to complete the illusion. Love these.
This was/is so much more than a good episode "The dark isn't that scary because it's dark. It's just because you didn't know what was in there." 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Unlike fiction and short stories I can't fall asleep to these, too intersting. I'm impressed with all the equipment they drag around, a 3D printer even, damn! The fake boops are hilarious.
@@patricktennant1585 That's pretty intense, I've heard of payment methods and magnets being imbedded in hands, are theirs for boops? I'll try to look it up, thanks. I don't know all the things rfid chips can do. ...found it!
His template seems pretty easy to cut copy paste. Not knocking it one bit. It's clean. Looks good and allows him to produce content quickly. Not to mention this guy's probably pretty computer savvy. Not sure if he has a production team or if it's solo. I almost think he's just solo because of how simplistic they are.
Your title brings to mind a prior job (kitchen) where one of the coworkers was a convicted "former" teenage swindler. (He took the job while awaiting sentencing. Genius short-sighted managers.) I didn't talk that much to him or discuss with him what he did, but the other day I watched his "story" that was since made on hbomax. At least to those of us in the know, the realization should set in that, with somebody who has a history of lying, you should *automatically* assume anything they say can be a lie. Thought I would throw that in here as perhaps the best defense against somebody who "lies for a living" (including those foreign "princes"), aside from trying to avoid them entirely.
these pen testing episodes are some of my favorite. shows the ways these people work and see the world. definitely gonna learn more about the subject now.
the more i listen to these podcast, I start to have mindset shift in term of goodness and evil. I would say it is a necessary evil, not that in it doing harm, but it helps society wise up and push forward in progress.
People are funny. These podcasts helped me open my eyes to just how easy it is to get things done, through social engineering, how people’s minds work, physical security, etc. What kills me is when people think I would do terrible at pen-testing when I mention it, I just chuckle because, looks are extremely deceiving and they barely know me, yet I can tell you what the general answers to all typical security questions are to their accounts. I tested this on a dude, even guessing his CAC PIN. He… wasn’t the brightest 🤦♂️
I love how you tell these story's, I can literally see what u are saying in my head....guess at work looking at me side ways as me with earbuds in is lagging my a off like a crazy person all by my self 🤣
I Fing love Deviant Ollam. First saw him on one of the blackhat or Defcon talks and was hooked on lock picking and bypassing ever since. Excellent talk Jack, you never disappoint. Isnt that elevator talk the "pit to the penthouse" one? Good video.
Why not pressurize the vault and have a pressure sensor alarm? That way if anyone makes an opening anywhere in the vault, no matter how small, the alarm triggers.
Funny you mention that story about your friend's mom, when I was young, I asked a few locksmiths to teach me and they acted the same way like it was a midlevel guild and I was a foreigner, always sat wrong with me but I didn't know why until now. it is silly to keep that knowledge secret I see their point but it still doesn't make it right. And now the internet lets us all know.
I work in construction and even though i dont do super high profile stuff, it would shock you on how bad the security is at most places. I do commercial metal framing and drywall so i am in a lot of retail places and warehouses. We also do door frame and door install with hardware so im familiar with doors and how they work. I could easily get into 90% of the doors we install but thats not the most effective way to break in. Just being a construction worker alone is your key to everything. Just last week i was going to this at home store we built, they are up and running already but i was called back because a door wasn’t latching. The door was in their count room where they keep all the money. Dead ass all i had to do to get access to the money room was walk up to the manager and tell them i was here to fix a door and she just handed me the keys. Didn’t ask my company or my name or make me prove what i was there to do. I was in plain clothes, no neon vest or anything. The only thing that hints to being a worker was a screw driver in my back pocket. She just took my word for it and gave me the keys. Its like that on every job. Currently the most “high security” job is at a hospital. There i was vetted and given a badge with access to only certain areas but after spending time there I found there are so many ways i can get in. They sound all crazy with security when you get badged but you start working and realize they dont care that much. I have gone in without my badge and had no issues and you catch things like the kitchen staff proping the door open because they are too lazy to scan in and out every time and i have gone through there many times and literally no one questions you because of the hardhat and vest. The hardhat and vest gets you into anything on any job. People literally don’t question you at all. If i need access to a room all i have to do is ask and they just let me in. I even did a helicopter plant that was super high security and I would just tailgate people to get in and out and put on the hardhat and vest and no one questions anything. It’s wild to me lmao
Most of his physical pen technics dont work here, because proper doors with abloy-locks and safety measures by default. Wanna take elevator ride to forbitten area? Sure, after picking Abloy Protec
Great content. Found your channel a couple months ago and have listened to alot of your past videos. I love this so much. I know how to do alot of this stuff from this episode. How can I get into the field? I would make a great physical pen tester. Ive played with Zanti from my mobile device before. I need in!
This guy needs to get long range mics. Mic with the big dish behind them, sit in a tree across the street, for a week watching people come and go through security.
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i absolutely love the fact that the strongest security Deviant ever encountered was at a company with happy employees.
Something a lot of companies fail to understand.
If only the corps understood this, until then, we hack.
The Ulster Bank Job is an example where 2 families were held hostage while the branch manager and his assistant had to open the vault so the cash could be barrowed out to a van.
Probably also helps that the company seems small enough where everyone knows everyone. The other stories are bigger ones with a large building, or more than one. More likely that you'll come across someone you've never seen before in those ones.
“He used to be a cop so he can lie through his teeth with a smile on.” Best line of the episode
Meanwhile, in another law firm. A bored lawyer buys his first lockpicks.
Hahahaha
I feel like most people will not understand the great importance that lies within the relevance of this comment
Under rated
As a fellow bored lawyer, I’ve decided to build a kozyrev mirror.
@@polluxcastor8429just sayin words for fun, huh?
I swear someone needs to make movies out of these physical pen test stories!
I would watch!
Oceans movies? 007? MacGyver? There's a bunch of films/shows that basically do pen tests....
@@someguyfromtheinternet5102 I guess I meant these stories specifically. I often find my self laughing out loud as I picture some of these scenes happening. Like one DND episode where the pen tester talked about falling through the ceiling into the server room.
@@jaywilson8122 DND.... but with Pen tester mods..... oooooo shit!!!!
I think one of my favorites from Darknet Diaries was the guy who snuck in with a blowup doll by sliding it under the door and blowing it up to trip the motion sensor inside the doorway.
I've worked in precision manufacturing in both urban and rural areas.
The rural one was a small town where I grew up and I'll say unless you showed up driving a truck that we were expecting, there was no way you'd get through without being challenged. Community is the tightest security you could ask for.
Sounds like a fun challenge
Yeah makes it fun for people who have no family and have moved house a few dozen times 😂
That one reason in cities the crime is higher....less people know eachother and therefore can't police eachother and care less for eachother.
Its easy. You show up in a truck that looks official. You don't try to sneak, you announce your presence.
@@IndraSunrise not that easy. Companys gonna ask for confirmation like aapointments. Manifest. Bill of lading. Traffic manager and/or broker/carrier. Before you even bump a dock.
I love how one of the comapnies was so bad with it's security it took letting off the alarm after breaking a door for them to react.... AND STILL LET THEM GO..... damn dude
Bluffs work cus to accuse someone could backfire and make you look bad. The doubt
deviant ollam is a legend in the physical pentesting field.. great guest
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The guy’s real name is Brian Rea
I work as security (essentially a glorified receptionist) for a very well known major AAA video game company and a few months ago i started to notice little vulnerabilities with the buildings security system occasionally. So when i was bored at work i decided to lookup related information and videos on TH-cam about building security. Well randomly i came across a video of Deviant Olam giving a presentation and i was immediately hooked. I took a deep dive into pen testing and the whole red team blue team aspect of security. I realized that security at my work place was alot more vulnerable that i originally thought. I was even able to use some of the tricks he demonstrates to open doors within seconds. My favorite was the can of dust off trick lol. I even started to put together a ring of keys he suggested. With just those 7-9 keys you can open a scary amount of doors and objects. Im currently looking into traditional lock picking just as a fun little hobby to learn when i get bored. Plus you never know when that type of skill might save your life 🤷.
It would be awesome to meet him and gain some first hand knowledge from him. But for now im just glad you did an episode with him so i am definitely excited for this one!
definately one of the best podcast. love the content , and you have a unique style the way you go about doing your podcast !! whoever is interesting in cyber sercurity, and hacking will fall in love with each episode, thanks for all your hard work jack !!!
Never disappoints
You You 😅
True, no meat grinding through the mill for a herbivorous species such as humans. Mockups are superior in tastes, textures, and nutrition. #GoVegan 💚🌱🔥😻🤝😎🤓
The Lock Picking Lawyer channel would blow your mind if you dont know about him already. He is a living meme, his videos never run more than 5 minutes and if it is it is a good lock, and that locks unlock themselves in his mere presence, he many times does not even need a key.
Getting those videos down to 5mins is for views. It takes alot of practice to know a random locks well enough to pick them that quick. Knowing the right pick to use, the right binding order, the different exploits the lock can be exploited by etc etc.....are not things you just know and find out in a five minute video. He hardly ever opens locks out of their packaging which is another sign he has practiced alot and is not some God at lock picking. Lately his videos are just an advertisement for tools he sells which is fine. I don't agree with making lock picking look easier than it sometimes is. But to keep the videos entertaining you need to make them as short as possible to keep the current audience with a attention span of 10secinds engaged.
@@BD90..you make it sound like he’s a one truck pony and yes you can say that about anything in life. Everything needs to be researched to become a professional, that doesn’t discredit you
@@BD90..so yes if he’s mastered the craft of getting them down like to fit into a 10 second video I’d say he’s a god
@@BD90.. Any chance do you know if his tools are any good? Any you recommend?
If he really doesn't like the lock he uses something like a plastic arm off a lego man to pick it. I'm not even joking either lol
I swear, my day just gets 1000 times better when Jack uploads.
Thanks for the awesome content.
Oh I just love the energy in this episode! ❤ hilarious and still a learning lesson for all!
What people also completely overlook is the framing that holds in the windows (industrial not in a home). The extruded aluminum framework which I used to build myself is the biggest flaw in every security system. It pops into place like a puzzle piece. It's not held in with glue. It's not welded in any way and you can put the glass right back. It's that easy.. If you want more information just message me. I did to work for a long time.
Do tell more, do you have a TH-cam video somewhere?
@ColonelMinecraft no.. just built the frame work and installed the glass. The process is still the same today.
@@abscess7476 wait so you mean that it just snaps in like a puzzle?
@@ColonelMinecraft yes
Jack, this is my favourite podcast, JRE used to be it but you scratch an itch I didn’t know I have.
This episode was hilarious, thanks a lot for your work
This CRUSHES Joe Rogan by FAR imo.
Joe interrupts his guests a lot.
He's NOT funny, charismatic, & honestly he's a fuckin CLOWN that masquerades as someone who's intelligent.
He's smart enough not to tell on himself so much but he's really a CLOWN.
The guy backed Bernie Sanders who would've taxed Joe's ass into the poor house. Bernie NEVER held an actual job in his ENTIRE life.
The guy took jiu-jitsu & really still said that Ronda Rousey could beat Floyd Mayweather & half the men in her UFC division! He said that Ronda "is the greatest athlete, of all time, male or female, of any sport EVER, & he CAN'T wait to tell his future kids that he met this person". He was crying when he said this. He compared her to Muhammad Ali FFS!
Then he didn't know that Chris Cuomo was lifting an obviously fake 100lb dumbbell with ease!
Joe lifts dumbbells EVERY DAY! He would know the difference between what he lifts & 100lbs but no he doubled down on it being real before being so CLOWNED that he backed off confused though about how people could really know it's take fake lol!!!
WOW man.
This show CRUSHES JRE.
That's exactly how I feel about Lex Fridman. Not that this isn't one of the bests. It is just very specific. Jack is up there with Dan Carlin on his storytelling ability for sure!
I just found this podcast about 3 months ago
I've already binged all of it and even re listened to a few of them
It's quickly become one of my top 3-5 podcasts
Same boat.
what are your favorites?
Wow, I’m surprised it’s taken this long to feature deviant ollam
Your podcast should be a part of Kali Linux. It's just a perfect thing to listen to when you are babysitting a john session that's 7 hours in cracking a hash and it's 4am nighttime.
Perfect.
been waiting for ollam to feature on here, love to see it
The guy that caught Devient, should have givin that guy a raise. If not, but for the fact that he is the only person to ever catch Devient. This company has amazing employees that are trained perfectly to catch anyone unknown.
this is the most gripping podcast ive ever listened to fr 😳 I absolutely love your work 😍
So freaking happy you had deviant on! Was wondering how long itd take for you to get him on for some stories that he hasn't told before. Love your stuff jack. So happy to see one of my favorites on your podcast finally!
Hell yes, I absolutely love this guy. So glad you are having him on. I've heard so many of Deviant's stories, but not this 3rd one.
Just want to say, awesome job on the audio mixing. I had to listen a couple times because I keep getting distracted by how good you sound. Most TH-camrs don't know how to use a compressor and sound like they just threw darts at the knobs, but this sounds like Hollywood.
Such a great episode, had me crying laughing at a couple points. Please bring him back! + more physical pen test stories 😃
AMAZING STORY JACK! I love the pentesting stories THE MOST !!!!
Wow that last story just blows my mind. How can people be so oblivious? They probably could have walked up to the gate and just said I forgot my tag inside and they would have let them in
I'm a locksmith and I would love to work as a physical pen tester
I assume that would potentially be a good background to have that could help you to get involved right?
@@jackdandy could be
a great episode and great wise closing lines about artist-darkness relationship.
one of the very best of all the series 🙌🏼
This was probably my favourite one Deviant is a great story teller. Just biking around enjoying the scenery LMAO
I wish you put out a podcast once a week. Regardless, I love your videos! YOU, bring joy to my life during my journey on this planet - thank you for this.
Jacks videos are great but the surprise was to hear deviant!
Deviant making drill noises had me laughing so hard. Literally a child on getting keys to funland 😂
Awesome episode. I work at a multinational corporation and this guy would have a field day before someone kicked him out
49:56 = once they got caught the first time, there was no way they were going to get away with it a 2nd time. The first guy almost definitely let someone else know that these guys were going to break in again.
Fascinating... i just spend part of night and i coudln't stop hearing this stories.
These stories were told in such an immersive way, loved it!
Thank you, finally I can relax on my Friday evening and listen to this 🍻😊
Although this doesn't work for temp sensors, motion sensors can be defeated by putting a balloon on the end of a straw tucked under the door and inflated through the straw. Once the balloon has inflated enough, pull the straw out and the balloon flies around triggering the motion sensor. Have fun! :)
I wonder if someone rich enough would bother making a TV Show called "Hacker's Life" and its just all these wild Episodes of Physical Pentesting stories and all the wild stuff.
Honestly, can you imagine how tight security on site probably felt to the employees and security staff. They likely got complacent over time, but we’re tight AF originally. But instead of a “boring day at the office” they get a funny story, some extra training, which is meh, but that’s part of having a job right? Can you imagine a new hire later hearing about that “crazy dude running around on a bike, and a golf cart, for over an hour,” yes it makes you look bad, but it’s also hilarious
Deviant is a real one. Great episode.
One of the best shows on this channel so far.
Having listened to a half dozen of these, I've come to think of this as This American Life, security edition. Your voice reminds me a bit of Ira Glass as well, to complete the illusion. Love these.
I’ve been hoping you would have Deviant on for so long. And now I’m sad that it’s over. Such a good one
This was/is so much more than a good episode "The dark isn't that scary because it's dark. It's just because you didn't know what was in there." 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Deviant + Darknet Diaries is a great match. dev dropped some fantastic stories I haven't heard from him yet, too.
Man I love this channel I wait every month for these episodes to come out
Unlike fiction and short stories I can't fall asleep to these, too intersting.
I'm impressed with all the equipment they drag around, a 3D printer even, damn! The fake boops are hilarious.
Deviant and his wife have rfid chips in the meaty part of their hand. He's very commited to this. He explains why in one of his talks
@@patricktennant1585 That's pretty intense, I've heard of payment methods and magnets being imbedded in hands, are theirs for boops? I'll try to look it up, thanks. I don't know all the things rfid chips can do.
...found it!
Uploads 2 days in a row, Thank you Jack!
Bro is always on point with the content quality
glad to hear dev on here. hadn't heard the middle story.
I hope he got to see Amanda Palmer on her recent dresden dolls tour, glad I did.
How you put in such quality and chern out as many as you do it just amazes me
His template seems pretty easy to cut copy paste. Not knocking it one bit. It's clean. Looks good and allows him to produce content quickly. Not to mention this guy's probably pretty computer savvy. Not sure if he has a production team or if it's solo. I almost think he's just solo because of how simplistic they are.
This one's my favourite so far, bloody marvellous!
Your title brings to mind a prior job (kitchen) where one of the coworkers was a convicted "former" teenage swindler. (He took the job while awaiting sentencing. Genius short-sighted managers.) I didn't talk that much to him or discuss with him what he did, but the other day I watched his "story" that was since made on hbomax. At least to those of us in the know, the realization should set in that, with somebody who has a history of lying, you should *automatically* assume anything they say can be a lie. Thought I would throw that in here as perhaps the best defense against somebody who "lies for a living" (including those foreign "princes"), aside from trying to avoid them entirely.
Everything you say is also a lie. But mines is a form of diplomacy.
these pen testing episodes are some of my favorite. shows the ways these people work and see the world. definitely gonna learn more about the subject now.
Dude. The ELEVATOR TALK!! I was a elevator mechanic and already had the keys on my daily keys. I was so surprised by how much they knew!
This was one of the best stories I’ve heard here. Omg.
It amazed me.
Well told. Buddy.
the more i listen to these podcast, I start to have mindset shift in term of goodness and evil. I would say it is a necessary evil, not that in it doing harm, but it helps society wise up and push forward in progress.
People are funny. These podcasts helped me open my eyes to just how easy it is to get things done, through social engineering, how people’s minds work, physical security, etc. What kills me is when people think I would do terrible at pen-testing when I mention it, I just chuckle because, looks are extremely deceiving and they barely know me, yet I can tell you what the general answers to all typical security questions are to their accounts. I tested this on a dude, even guessing his CAC PIN. He… wasn’t the brightest 🤦♂️
I love how you tell these story's, I can literally see what u are saying in my head....guess at work looking at me side ways as me with earbuds in is lagging my a off like a crazy person all by my self 🤣
This has to be my favorite episode!
I Fing love Deviant Ollam. First saw him on one of the blackhat or Defcon talks and was hooked on lock picking and bypassing ever since.
Excellent talk Jack, you never disappoint.
Isnt that elevator talk the "pit to the penthouse" one? Good video.
Jack be dropping bangers!!!! Much love ❤️
I def saw the defcon episode back when !! =So good !!
Jack could probably storyboard a movie !
just downloaded this on spotify, can’t wait to listen on my train ride home!! fresh darknet 🔥🔥
Why not pressurize the vault and have a pressure sensor alarm? That way if anyone makes an opening anywhere in the vault, no matter how small, the alarm triggers.
I've seen a lot of his videos, his guide to keys makes a lot of things sooo easy
Funny you mention that story about your friend's mom, when I was young, I asked a few locksmiths to teach me and they acted the same way like it was a midlevel guild and I was a foreigner, always sat wrong with me but I didn't know why until now. it is silly to keep that knowledge secret I see their point but it still doesn't make it right. And now the internet lets us all know.
I would probaly start planting trollfaces everywhere if i found a company that dumb that cant secure their assets.
C s, b
*The last story was like a top-tier heist movie!*
Amazing story time!
You have done so much for cyber community thank you again
He’s also done a lot for people’s souls. His podcasts bring true joy and entertainment - top notch.
2 shows in a day we really are blessed
I love listening to these stories.
I work in construction and even though i dont do super high profile stuff, it would shock you on how bad the security is at most places. I do commercial metal framing and drywall so i am in a lot of retail places and warehouses. We also do door frame and door install with hardware so im familiar with doors and how they work. I could easily get into 90% of the doors we install but thats not the most effective way to break in. Just being a construction worker alone is your key to everything. Just last week i was going to this at home store we built, they are up and running already but i was called back because a door wasn’t latching. The door was in their count room where they keep all the money. Dead ass all i had to do to get access to the money room was walk up to the manager and tell them i was here to fix a door and she just handed me the keys. Didn’t ask my company or my name or make me prove what i was there to do. I was in plain clothes, no neon vest or anything. The only thing that hints to being a worker was a screw driver in my back pocket. She just took my word for it and gave me the keys. Its like that on every job. Currently the most “high security” job is at a hospital. There i was vetted and given a badge with access to only certain areas but after spending time there I found there are so many ways i can get in. They sound all crazy with security when you get badged but you start working and realize they dont care that much. I have gone in without my badge and had no issues and you catch things like the kitchen staff proping the door open because they are too lazy to scan in and out every time and i have gone through there many times and literally no one questions you because of the hardhat and vest. The hardhat and vest gets you into anything on any job. People literally don’t question you at all. If i need access to a room all i have to do is ask and they just let me in. I even did a helicopter plant that was super high security and I would just tailgate people to get in and out and put on the hardhat and vest and no one questions anything. It’s wild to me lmao
Can anyone explain how the episode numbers work? Why do we go from 70's yesterday to 134 today? It's really confusing
i love you jack your videos always make my day
Always making my days jack. I'LL try some of these 😂
This was a great story, had me laughing out loud at work.
😂 I'm in tears!! That was hilarious! Wow!
Most of his physical pen technics dont work here, because proper doors with abloy-locks and safety measures by default. Wanna take elevator ride to forbitten area? Sure, after picking Abloy Protec
What about bypassing the elevator car and just climb in the elevator shaft ? 😏
@@johnsmith60 Sounds like a good way to become a bit dead
you can name a few reasons he can't, he just needs to see one reason he can
The TPS report comment was a really good reference to office space. I laughed at that
crazy guy on a bike made me laugh my ass off 😂
Honestly, the last story was hilarious :D
Crazy man. I would love to work for this place ❤🤣🤣🤣
I always love the pen testing episodes!
Am I the only one who had a hard time telling their voices apart??? 💕
Yes! My brain had to work realll hard on this one
They are similar...the tempo, vocabulary and enunciation are different, but they could do an excellent job imitating each other....
What
Dude, the elevator talk is the first of his I had ever heard and its great.
Well, this is basically his elevator talk
If there's no par 2 then you've done a disservice to yourself and us. Thanks. Good episode
Back to back vids?! You are spoiling us Jack!
I LOVE THIS VIDEO, 3 STORY ROCKS
Absolutely spectacular.
Great content. Found your channel a couple months ago and have listened to alot of your past videos. I love this so much. I know how to do alot of this stuff from this episode. How can I get into the field? I would make a great physical pen tester. Ive played with Zanti from my mobile device before. I need in!
That elevator talk was great I remember watching that years ago
Such great production value to this content. And top material
Oh this is an absolute gem
Man I feel bad for that security guard. Fired for sure.
Oh man, the best one so far!! 🤘😎🤘
This guy needs to get long range mics. Mic with the big dish behind them, sit in a tree across the street, for a week watching people come and go through security.
This was a great ep!!