I used to do car breakdown nightshift, that included lockouts. Some cars are so fast to open, some customers refused to sign off my work receipt for me to be paid because they didn't believe I had unlocked them, and that it must have already been unlocked, twice I relocked them again and left the scene because the customers were so arrogant and rude.
I used to work as an security alarm/door access technician. It amazed me how unsecure "security" devices are. Especially the "high tech" ones costing thousands and thousands of dollars.
holy crap! I almost choked when you said the verification and authentication system was on the insecure side. One would have to be almost literally brain dead to make a design like that.
Places in need of security should hire this guy after they've installed their security systems, just to have him detect flaws so they can improve on them.
this type of thing of thing never comes up in mission impossible movies. They'd have found a way to copy the fingerprint or executed an awesome stunt to cut the power.
I never imagined that one of my all time favourite things to do of an evening would be watching a man demolish my illusion of security with such succinct precision. This is 100% a compliment.
For me senior project we are using a fingerprint sensor in a similar type project and another flaw besides that is that they typically store the fingerprint templates ON the sensor board. So theoretically you could pluck that board, plug it in somewhere else and dump all the stored fingerprints. How do I know? I've tested it for my project.
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We can never put this man in jail he'll just post a video being like "leaving a high security prison with a bagel and thumb tack"
“Seems like you are having issues opening the door, do you wish for me to aid you?
Now I get why rich people buy lions and tigers.
This man can be responsible for the biggest heist of all time.
Well, at least there were no high-security sponges involved this time.
“this is the lockpicking lawyer and today we are breaking into a bank vault with a potato chip and a red bull can”
That was actually a lot easier than picking a mechanical lock
I used to do car breakdown nightshift, that included lockouts. Some cars are so fast to open, some customers refused to sign off my work receipt for me to be paid because they didn't believe I had unlocked them, and that it must have already been unlocked, twice I relocked them again and left the scene because the customers were so arrogant and rude.
Step 1: find a secure facility and note what lock they use
imagine you're in prison, and in the middle of the night you suddenly hear
I used to work as an security alarm/door access technician. It amazed me how unsecure "security" devices are. Especially the "high tech" ones costing thousands and thousands of dollars.
holy crap! I almost choked when you said the verification and authentication system was on the insecure side. One would have to be almost literally brain dead to make a design like that.
"The more sophisticated the lock, the more prone it is to primitive attack. People often overlook the obvious."
The fundamental flaw is underestimating the Lock Picking Lawyer.
Places in need of security should hire this guy after they've installed their security systems, just to have him detect flaws so they can improve on them.
"This is the Lockpicking Lawyer, and today I'm going to show you that the president really isn't that safe from my abilities."
this type of thing of thing never comes up in mission impossible movies. They'd have found a way to copy the fingerprint or executed an awesome stunt to cut the power.
I never imagined that one of my all time favourite things to do of an evening would be watching a man demolish my illusion of security with such succinct precision. This is 100% a compliment.
Thank you for this as always.
For me senior project we are using a fingerprint sensor in a similar type project and another flaw besides that is that they typically store the fingerprint templates ON the sensor board. So theoretically you could pluck that board, plug it in somewhere else and dump all the stored fingerprints. How do I know? I've tested it for my project.