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I'm confused, are the people on your show actual criminal hackers that are out there stealing people's info? Or are you guys trying to teach criminals how to steal info? Or are you warning consumers about the possibility of these things(while simultaneously teaching criminals to steal info)?
Suprised this video is 4 yrs old and I'm just now seeing it. Deviant taught me that social engineering is always the best vulnerability to exploit, but he's also the reason i still carry my dk 16120 and linear 222343 keys....also the reason I think that spewing whiskey through the gap in the doors of a bank lobby at 2am to trigger the reauest-to-exit motion, releasing the door lock, and then taking a bow is one of the coolest things ever
Or you could one of the many mega torrents on the internet that contain 100s of gigabytes of information on doing everything from making an explosive to what these guys are doing to getting near "perfect" op-sec.
There's plenty of tutorials about this online. The act of counting cards itself is exceptionally easy, what takes hours of time and practice is to be able to count cards without getting caught.
Counting cards isn't as difficult as people make it seem. The problem is casinos are extremely corrupt and casinos have changed laws so that they can make it illegal to win and that's what they've done. It's illegal to win at casinos. If you're too good at winning, they're allowed to physically remove you from their premises and bar you from entering again. And yet they've spent so much time and money and social capital making movies and television shows that make counting cards seem like it's cheating. And when I found out what it was, it's not cheating. It's just being good enough to win and then they treat you like a cheater.
well Gee , don't narrow it down or anything like that ! it's easy to steal people's information but its' a question of WHICH INFORMATION What are the requirements
Thank you so much for still making videos during this time this is exactly what everybody needs not stealing people's credit cards but the entertainment
Unless someone starts planting them under chairs. Or Places where people tend to lean on. Hackers always find a way. You shouldn't worry about it anyways. Its your bank that pay for it not you.
I've loved all of these collaborations with Deviant. A great addition for future video would how to detect when someone is trying to run this sort of brush pass attack on you, so you can publicly call them out on it, or determine their affiliation. Or, how to constantly give off false credentials to anything that's not a recognized reader (sort of like keeping a fake wallet with a couple dollars in it while you're traveling, so that the pickpocket takes that and leaves you alone).
I'm already looking forward to being back. It's a shame that I wasn't making my usual trip to Austin in the spring. Was hoping to see everybody. Miss you all! :-)
Do you have Facebook? Google apps or Google phone? Use anything Google, apple or Samsung? Then your information is already compromised. He'll your information is sold to hackers. Your welcome
That's where the fart sound comes in handy when you're in the elevator cos you know everyone in there is getting out on the next floor to avoid the smell lol
In today's episode, more talk about data security. BUT FIRST, WE'D LIKE TO THANK OUR SPONSOR: RING! lmao (if you aren't aware, Ring is working with LE agencies and adding facial recognition to their software, and they have a notoriously hideous history around data security)
That's the least of the problems as far as I'm concerned. Amazon/ring employees have been reported to have accessed user data improperly and with little to no restriction. Even if you assume govt. and police are entirely benevolent, you can't say the same for Jo Public, so failing the "bitter ex test" is a bigger deal in my eyes.
Good work only I can easily make impenetrable jammers. Used to work for ingenico and prior Andrew's antennas here in Scotland. Manufacture wallets. Imbed an RX/ TX coil. Upon detection of a scanner the coil transmits RF noise. Better still alert the wallet holder. Massive market awaits guys.
I find it funny how they talk about hacking. Then go over to ring. Which was outed a while ago as one of the leakest big scale tech companies out there
Perfect camouflage is to install into 1 side of a hard shell brief case. Not simply inside but mounted flush with the exterior, as not to impact range.
If y’all wanna steal credit cards get hired at a pizza place, volunteer to answer phones and wait for a delivery where they want to pay with card. But please don’t, it’s not worth it!
Please keep these videos coming! I love seeing all these hacking/penetration videos! some of my favorites! And thanks for keeping these coming during these times!
Ok but that sponcer scares me more than some rando trying to take my cards. I have done way too much research for college about how exploitable IoT networks are and all i can say is hell no.
Frank security wise why? Please post details...many people where I live have them installed everywhere on their house...these are million dollar homes😬
@@jacklondon8845 hey, seems like nobody's responded. I might be 7 months too late, but: Ring employees have been known to access people's recordings or live feeds with little to no security. That I know for certain. What I'm not sure about but a number of people have mentioned is that their cameras are also working with law enforcement - Ring is developing facial recognition systems. Thus, it fails the "bitter ex" test: "can someone with an agenda use this to ruin someone's life?" Both in ease of access (probably for someone who's not an employee, via brute force hacking or just stealing credentials) and the facial recognition.
Great system that works is: Put your name and signature on a credit card. Hand it to the salesperson, they run the transaction and have you sign. Before they give back your card, they ask for photo ID and check the signatures. Takes a little longer, but a lot easier then dealing with identity theft. Wait, did I just experience time travel!!!!!
There's a reason I use an RFID blocking wallet. Anyone can make their own and provide some protection by lining their wallet/purse with aluminum foil, BTW
For additional protection if you have any important information stored anywhere you can always put aluminum foil on that which is why I always rock a gansta al foil hat plus it goes with anything
Aluminum is the fourth best conductor among metals. So in theory unless you have it set up like a Faraday cage it will act more like a antenna then a rfid blocker. if you want to STOP the signals then scrambling them would work or use something that stops transition like lead. Though unless you want lead poisoning id stick to NOT using rfid and instead sticking to chip cards rather then touch to pay.
@@ccaron91 I said *some* protection. It's not going to prevent the card from being read completely. However, from what I've read, it makes it harder to read a chip at any sort of distance. Granted, it's anecdotal, but it makes sense to me if the foil is absorbing the energy in the signal somewhat.
You could, in theory, use one of the circuits like what's on the black RF detector card and have it control a little vibration motor instead of just an LED... If your pocket vibrates, folk around you think you're getting a text message but only you know that it means someone is outputting 125kHz or 13.56mHz in your vicinity!
Imagine if you were cosplaying as Chewbacca and had that in your satchel. The amount of pictures people would have with you, you could pull so many cards
I'm sure that this is a great video and I'll tuning into the next one you put out for sure, but having Ring as a sponsor for THIS topic of all topics doesn't sit right with me. Catch you on the next one!
You must know that credit card companies or any company that stores out credit card information, allows there systems to be breached by hackers in order to continue to perpetuate fraud. These companies benefits the most from fraud. Use your critical thinking skills
i had this lecture at school about what some guy does for work in iot and 1 of his projects was at the airport a big gate u walk thru and ur luggage would have a rfid chip in it so and it would scan that see if it was correct or something like that but now im thinking what if people bug that thing u can get a shit ton of data easily each hour.
The fact that Ring is the sponsor of this episode is simultaneously hilariously ironic and really disappointing. I wonder if Deviant and Babak knew who the sponsor was going to be. Don't get me wrong, I really respect Jason and Brian as creators and I really enjoy a lot of their content but this is definitely not their proudest moment. The fact that this episode, which focuses security and data protection and features highly experienced guest experts, is sponsored by a company notorious for is blatant lack of respect for users, their security, and their privacy indicates either a certain degree of negligence in researching the sponsor or a certain lack of respect for the viewers they are recommending this sketchy product too. The thing about video sponsors, is that in for viewers to actually take interest in the products you, the creator recommend, they have trust that you have their best interests in mind, not that you are just schilling for any brand that can flash some cash. An excellent role model for this situation is Linus Tech Tips and how they handled concerns about their PIA sponsorship. Brian and Jason, you guys are better than this. I hope that your future videos are able to restore some of the trust and respect for channel that was lost after this video.
Get one of those electronic fart noise toys from the 90's, build a card reader into it, and pay a 9yo to sneak up behind someone, hold it near their back pocket, and make it fart - that way, when they turn around and see the kid, they'll just think it's some kid being stupid ;)
I'm a security guard in Denver and typically patrol areas around the airport and I've been hit once by scanners like this and it took them minutes to wipe out my bank account. I was able to get everything undone and all of my money back but after I got and RFID blocking wallet, I haven't had it happen again.🎉🎉🎉
Ir you have the option, ask your bank for debit cards without tap to pay. That is what can be cloned. Acorn has it as the standard option, some others will give you the choice.
Maybe it depends on the brand of wallet, but I put my rfid card in my "anti-rfid" wallet and I can still use it to open doors at work. I don't even pull the card out of my wallet, I don't even open my wallet. I just hold it up to the reader, "beep!" and I'm in.
Many blocking technologies are tuned to work best in guarding high frequency tags (13.56 mHz) But many work credentials are still using low frequency technology (125kHz) And I would bet your work badge is a low frequency credential like HID Prox or Indala or something like that.
Really guys? Ring? Cmon, you should know better. You talk at length about protecting yourselves and your information, in this episode no less, yet Ring actively ignores privacy and sells your data to third party companies. RAID: Shadow Legends is a bad sponsor but at the very least they don’t have a shady history or facial recognition. With all the episodes you’ve done about security getting Ring as a sponsor is like LockpickingLawyer getting sponsored by Master Lock. Be a real Modern Rogue, don’t use Ring.
Have you see a bump key in action? With just a few taps, you can get into some of the most common locks! Check them out in this video: ua-cam.com/video/WpH_t0u5Ybg/v-deo.html
We’re giving away our original Bump Key sets to three winners of this week’s free giveaway. Just sign up at gimme.scamstuff.com and you could win (no purchase necessary, giveaway ends 4/2/2020)
Congrats to the winners of last week’s Wallet Lock Pick sets: Mike Joe, Zach Barlow, Zechariah Brooks, Matthew Bailey, Jude Matthews, Alice Janae, and Isaac Enrique (we will contact you via email within the next two weeks)
have you seen* :o
change the beep to a discord ping and say you forgot to close discord, much more acceptable
Promoting ring camera is a very bad look.
I'm confused, are the people on your show actual criminal hackers that are out there stealing people's info? Or are you guys trying to teach criminals how to steal info? Or are you warning consumers about the possibility of these things(while simultaneously teaching criminals to steal info)?
1:35 silent but deadly 😜
2 dudes, chilling in the elevator, 6 feet apart cause they want to keep their credentials safe.
they are also socially distant because that's responsible
Social distancing
Tickleshits US marines are gonna fuck some ram ranch cowboys
also covid-19
I heard that vine
Suprised this video is 4 yrs old and I'm just now seeing it. Deviant taught me that social engineering is always the best vulnerability to exploit, but he's also the reason i still carry my dk 16120 and linear 222343 keys....also the reason I think that spewing whiskey through the gap in the doors of a bank lobby at 2am to trigger the reauest-to-exit motion, releasing the door lock, and then taking a bow is one of the coolest things ever
The Modern Rogue: The leading channel for aspiring criminals since 2016.
"I've been watching the modern rogue since 2016, and already stole 2 mil. These guys are genius"
The Modern Rogue + LockPickingLawyer :)
Teaching Rogues you might day say
Or you could one of the many mega torrents on the internet that contain 100s of gigabytes of information on doing everything from making an explosive to what these guys are doing to getting near "perfect" op-sec.
@@kermit8173 really? Where can i get the link
For anyone who's curious about blocking RFID, I have a video coming out on Monday about that topic. ;-)
And who are you?
@@hahahahaha6066 heh, i'm the guy in the episode, brother. =)
@@DeviantOllam lmaoooo
didn't realize you had a youtube channel. time for a binge watch!
Does it involve going to woolies and buying some foil
LOL
Wishlist item: Counting Cards. A modern rogue DEFINITELY should have that skill mastered.
Definitely man/girl.
There's plenty of tutorials about this online. The act of counting cards itself is exceptionally easy, what takes hours of time and practice is to be able to count cards without getting caught.
Counting cards isn't as difficult as people make it seem. The problem is casinos are extremely corrupt and casinos have changed laws so that they can make it illegal to win and that's what they've done. It's illegal to win at casinos. If you're too good at winning, they're allowed to physically remove you from their premises and bar you from entering again. And yet they've spent so much time and money and social capital making movies and television shows that make counting cards seem like it's cheating. And when I found out what it was, it's not cheating. It's just being good enough to win and then they treat you like a cheater.
I love the shot at the end of Brian running away while the reader beeps wildly as it grabs the cards of everyone in the studio.
Modern Rogue: The True Outlaws Channel
run by an Alliance of Thief-bots, Cyborgs, Wizards and Ninja Knights XD
I'd like to know what the Red Team Alliance people think about Ring devices.
especially all these years later lol
That's not exactly a brilliant sponsor, especially considering the actual content..
My thoughts exactly
also especially considering the lax security of amazon/ring as a company
This so far is the best morning since I legit JUST sat down at my computer to see another Rogue post!
My sleep deprived mind NEEDS to know how to steal someone's information
well Gee , don't narrow it down or anything like that !
it's easy to steal people's information
but its' a question of WHICH INFORMATION
What are the requirements
"It's gonna feel like you're at home all the time" was this recorded pre-plague?
Made me chuckle while I eat my lunch... while working... from home...
@@nymalous3428 Thanks, I'll be here all week. Probably longer.
Definitely. It's prerecorded.
6:47
Thank you so much for still making videos during this time this is exactly what everybody needs not stealing people's credit cards but the entertainment
You would say that
Guys, calm down. People are practicing social distancing so we are safe and no one can steal our credentials.
Unless someone starts planting them under chairs. Or Places where people tend to lean on. Hackers always find a way. You shouldn't worry about it anyways. Its your bank that pay for it not you.
@@gladimirsavinon104 that’s fricking SMART
Only sheeple practice social distancing.
Or you can just go to the mall or Walmart and stand bye prople
oof
I've loved all of these collaborations with Deviant. A great addition for future video would how to detect when someone is trying to run this sort of brush pass attack on you, so you can publicly call them out on it, or determine their affiliation. Or, how to constantly give off false credentials to anything that's not a recognized reader (sort of like keeping a fake wallet with a couple dollars in it while you're traveling, so that the pickpocket takes that and leaves you alone).
I'm already looking forward to being back. It's a shame that I wasn't making my usual trip to Austin in the spring. Was hoping to see everybody. Miss you all! :-)
Ring as a sponsor? The company who likes to market it's users to police as informants? Come on, guys.
Yeah, that felt really gross to me too.
Not sitting right with me either, they have to be aware...
What's happening?
Team up with Linus Tech Tips to make a homebrew setup. Would be a good video for both channels.
In case anyone doesn't know what I'm referring to, here's Ring's laundry list of issues.
www.techdirt.com/blog/?company=ring
Ring is an enormous security risk, and i prefer my privacy not be invaded, bad sponser for the content of the video.
Phillip Bertram meaning it can be hacked easily?
@@jacklondon8845 Correction: not can be... Has been hacked in the past
@@mattias2792 please explain how here or through email..
Do you have Facebook? Google apps or Google phone? Use anything Google, apple or Samsung? Then your information is already compromised. He'll your information is sold to hackers. Your welcome
I like those HDX plastic shelves in the background that nobody knows how to install correctly. Flip the plastic pipes, lol.
I do not want to see the end of these guys series. I love them and their equal parts malicious and totally badass knowledge of this sort of tech.
😁👍
That's where the fart sound comes in handy when you're in the elevator cos you know everyone in there is getting out on the next floor to avoid the smell lol
😂 I'll have to try that sometime 😂😂😂🎉
7:04 Brian's right, also his reaction to the "greedy robot" 😂 I love this channel
Their talking about hackers and then advertise a hackable cloud camera system for your home....
Hey, do you think you could misuse 'their', 'there', and 'they're' a few more ways in your critique?
@@RyneLanders😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@RyneLanders@crs19191919 must have been hacked
So intelligence, such smart😂
@@RyneLandersit looks like they misused 'their' just the once
Damn too bad social distancing is in place.
They can put it on chairs
In today's episode, more talk about data security. BUT FIRST, WE'D LIKE TO THANK OUR SPONSOR: RING! lmao
(if you aren't aware, Ring is working with LE agencies and adding facial recognition to their software, and they have a notoriously hideous history around data security)
cerg thought the same thing.
That's the least of the problems as far as I'm concerned. Amazon/ring employees have been reported to have accessed user data improperly and with little to no restriction. Even if you assume govt. and police are entirely benevolent, you can't say the same for Jo Public, so failing the "bitter ex test" is a bigger deal in my eyes.
Good work only I can easily make impenetrable jammers. Used to work for ingenico and prior Andrew's antennas here in Scotland.
Manufacture wallets. Imbed an RX/ TX coil. Upon detection of a scanner the coil transmits RF noise. Better still alert the wallet holder. Massive market awaits guys.
Rumor has it that Ring has at least four extra sets of software that sends information to third parties regarding what’s on your WiFi.
I found this today...what the hell are they doing now?!
Sorry, not gonna have anything to do with Ring. Shifty company, shifty practices.
Jup, sounds a lot like watching with someones webcam x1000, + here is the history if you missed anything
I find it funny how they talk about hacking. Then go over to ring. Which was outed a while ago as one of the leakest big scale tech companies out there
Kinda ironic given the topic of the video.
Wasn't there a thing where any amazon/ring employees could access any ring camera without authentication?
Perfect camouflage is to install into 1 side of a hard shell brief case. Not simply inside but mounted flush with the exterior, as not to impact range.
If y’all wanna steal credit cards get hired at a pizza place, volunteer to answer phones and wait for a delivery where they want to pay with card. But please don’t, it’s not worth it!
“You can walk past someone and steal their credentials” this sounds like Watchdogs
Facts
It's always nice to see a Modern Rogue video in the feed
Love the Browncoats bag with the "Balls and Bayonnets" triangle patch on it! Keep flying!
Hell yeah!
Thankful for seeing the YT short- buying an RFID blocker badge holder now
Dear FBI, I'm just watching this for education purposes.
Dear F.B.I. I'm not, I'm here for Malicious reasons.
I am however in Australia and you therefore have no Juris My Diction Crap over me
Please keep these videos coming! I love seeing all these hacking/penetration videos! some of my favorites! And thanks for keeping these coming during these times!
Ok but that sponcer scares me more than some rando trying to take my cards. I have done way too much research for college about how exploitable IoT networks are and all i can say is hell no.
"Standing nearby"
Ok now I'm scared.
The obvious, but unpopular fix would be cards with a physical off-switch that literally disconnect the coil(s)/antenna(e).
If what people are saying here about Ring is accurate, then I guarantee that Deviant hates it.
Tex what are people saying about Ring
@@jacklondon8845 People aren't "saying" anything, Ring is one of the worst companies you could go with both in terms of security and privacy.
Frank security wise why? Please post details...many people where I live have them installed everywhere on their house...these are million dollar homes😬
@@jacklondon8845 hey, seems like nobody's responded. I might be 7 months too late, but: Ring employees have been known to access people's recordings or live feeds with little to no security. That I know for certain. What I'm not sure about but a number of people have mentioned is that their cameras are also working with law enforcement - Ring is developing facial recognition systems.
Thus, it fails the "bitter ex" test: "can someone with an agenda use this to ruin someone's life?"
Both in ease of access (probably for someone who's not an employee, via brute force hacking or just stealing credentials) and the facial recognition.
Great system that works is:
Put your name and signature on a credit card. Hand it to the salesperson, they run the transaction and have you sign. Before they give back your card, they ask for photo ID and check the signatures. Takes a little longer, but a lot easier then dealing with identity theft. Wait, did I just experience time travel!!!!!
This is one of the best crossovers that has ever existed.
It was for us, that's for sure! We love these cats.
@@DeviantOllam So if I want to go into penetration testing what kind of things should I do?
@@hahayoucaughtme824 I put up a blog post about this exact question :-)
deviating.net/words/?p=1096
@@DeviantOllam Alright thanks man, are you going to be at the next DEF CON?
@@hahayoucaughtme824 whenever it is, I will be there.
The moment you stood next to Jason...my phone popped up a notification "You're back online."
What sorcery is this?!
There's a reason I use an RFID blocking wallet. Anyone can make their own and provide some protection by lining their wallet/purse with aluminum foil, BTW
For additional protection if you have any important information stored anywhere you can always put aluminum foil on that which is why I always rock a gansta al foil hat plus it goes with anything
Aluminum is the fourth best conductor among metals. So in theory unless you have it set up like a Faraday cage it will act more like a antenna then a rfid blocker. if you want to STOP the signals then scrambling them would work or use something that stops transition like lead. Though unless you want lead poisoning id stick to NOT using rfid and instead sticking to chip cards rather then touch to pay.
@@ccaron91 I said *some* protection. It's not going to prevent the card from being read completely. However, from what I've read, it makes it harder to read a chip at any sort of distance. Granted, it's anecdotal, but it makes sense to me if the foil is absorbing the energy in the signal somewhat.
@@ccaron91 Lead isn't that bad, but I still agree that you should cut the antenna in your card and just use chip and pin.
@@c.easium9012
West Side Foils
Real Muthafuckin Foils
Today was a safe day
RFID... Fear of a Scanned Planet
Fight the WiFi Power
Bring the Toyz LMFAO
This seems like a workaround way for The Modern Rogue to advocate for social distancing...
I'd like to see a video about how to detect people with a skimmer. That'd be pretty cool.
You could, in theory, use one of the circuits like what's on the black RF detector card and have it control a little vibration motor instead of just an LED... If your pocket vibrates, folk around you think you're getting a text message but only you know that it means someone is outputting 125kHz or 13.56mHz in your vicinity!
Here’s how I i wish the ad read went at the end. Brian: how are we gonna protect out camera gear and expensive stuff. John: 45 acp. Roll credits
Amazon & US federal agencies are gonna have to reconsider all of their keycard access equipment that they have from HID
Is there a tutorial how to build building this device ?
Nobody is stealing my card info. If they come near me I'm running.
well, that was terrifying... remember to keep six feet away, folks
>Just by standing nearby
Well, we're all safe from this for a little while then, huh.
Is that ‘drive by backpack’ available for purchase as a whole or as an aftermarket add on?
Fyi ring is very easy to block/ turnoff. The tool costs $50. You should do an episode about it. It will shock you
Any links to buying any of these?
wow this was 4 years ago, imagine what’s going on today
Imagine if you were cosplaying as Chewbacca and had that in your satchel. The amount of pictures people would have with you, you could pull so many cards
He’s explains it as “cool stuff” it can do but it’s more terrifying and life ruining than anything
I hope this was filmed before social distancing!
Recorded in November, so yep.
This episode of the modern rogue brought to you by a new government watchlist this video puts you on
Imagine advertising a doorbell while no one is leaving their house.
The thumbnail has the same color as youtube dark theme so it looks like a PNG
Was that intentional?
Loving this miniseries!
Next video: How to safely store your money, sponsored by Nigeria.
Someone stole my debit card info passing me on a trailhead. I’m trying to understand how.
Well then, I guess it's time to see just how many episodes they've stockpiled.
Where can I get one
10:47 "you're gonna feel like you're home all the time"
I am 🙄🙄
I'm sure that this is a great video and I'll tuning into the next one you put out for sure, but having Ring as a sponsor for THIS topic of all topics doesn't sit right with me. Catch you on the next one!
You must know that credit card companies or any company that stores out credit card information, allows there systems to be breached by hackers in order to continue to perpetuate fraud. These companies benefits the most from fraud. Use your critical thinking skills
i had this lecture at school about what some guy does for work in iot and 1 of his projects was at the airport a big gate u walk thru and ur luggage would have a rfid chip in it so and it would scan that see if it was correct or something like that but now im thinking what if people bug that thing u can get a shit ton of data easily each hour.
Starbucks, Shopping Outlets, Concerts, Public Restrooms, Theme Parks , Las Vegas Strip. Tourist Hotspots
Bro if you put that in a bag in an office building, damn. I'll keep my wallet at my ankle level 😂
Someone bends down trying to tie their shoes
Aye man what you doing?
Just tying my shoes 😈💼
Important information Dev and Bobit are great guests thank you
Thanks! (BTW, my buddy's name is Babak. Don't worry, my autocorrect gets it wrong sometimes, too!) 😉
I once saw Brian eating cotton candy on a different channel
Time to get jackets with pockets on my chest.
How do you build this I’m interested for a school cybersecurity project
What info on a credit card is stolen if you get scanned by that thing ?
You can even bypass the RFID wallets to a certain extent, scary!
The fact that Ring is the sponsor of this episode is simultaneously hilariously ironic and really disappointing. I wonder if Deviant and Babak knew who the sponsor was going to be.
Don't get me wrong, I really respect Jason and Brian as creators and I really enjoy a lot of their content but this is definitely not their proudest moment. The fact that this episode, which focuses security and data protection and features highly experienced guest experts, is sponsored by a company notorious for is blatant lack of respect for users, their security, and their privacy indicates either a certain degree of negligence in researching the sponsor or a certain lack of respect for the viewers they are recommending this sketchy product too. The thing about video sponsors, is that in for viewers to actually take interest in the products you, the creator recommend, they have trust that you have their best interests in mind, not that you are just schilling for any brand that can flash some cash. An excellent role model for this situation is Linus Tech Tips and how they handled concerns about their PIA sponsorship. Brian and Jason, you guys are better than this. I hope that your future videos are able to restore some of the trust and respect for channel that was lost after this video.
Haha. Brain.
Well said
It would be, if that's what irony meant.
But it doesn't.
So, no.
@@-Devy- Ring gives up info about people to cops, and The Modern Rogue is liberalism at its finest
@@-Devy- What the fuck are you on about. Not only are you wrong, but you're also a smartass.
Get one of those electronic fart noise toys from the 90's, build a card reader into it, and pay a 9yo to sneak up behind someone, hold it near their back pocket, and make it fart - that way, when they turn around and see the kid, they'll just think it's some kid being stupid ;)
Can this be used on a contactless smart card as well?
I'm a security guard in Denver and typically patrol areas around the airport and I've been hit once by scanners like this and it took them minutes to wipe out my bank account. I was able to get everything undone and all of my money back but after I got and RFID blocking wallet, I haven't had it happen again.🎉🎉🎉
Ir you have the option, ask your bank for debit cards without tap to pay. That is what can be cloned. Acorn has it as the standard option, some others will give you the choice.
Should do a video on how Ring is owned by Amazon and how it fits in to Skynet... er, I mean Amazon Sidewalk.
This guy's eyes saw the LockPickingLawyer himself
We're talking about ring in the end as if they're the only company that does security systems accessible by mobile apps. I am confused.
Just as well we're social distancing. At the least, take the stairs
Holdon is this thing being used on regular access control rfid cards or credit cards? Because if this thing can steal credit cards thats wild.
RIP Labs Keycards, People are just gonna steal em now and steal your Labs run D:
Is there any way to counter act this, like a protective wallet or somthing?
Maybe it depends on the brand of wallet, but I put my rfid card in my "anti-rfid" wallet and I can still use it to open doors at work. I don't even pull the card out of my wallet, I don't even open my wallet. I just hold it up to the reader, "beep!" and I'm in.
Many blocking technologies are tuned to work best in guarding high frequency tags (13.56 mHz) But many work credentials are still using low frequency technology (125kHz) And I would bet your work badge is a low frequency credential like HID Prox or Indala or something like that.
Wiretap, add ring wiretap to my shopping list
man these vids are amazing
I have an RFID blocking wallet. My work badge doesn't scan through it...now I'm glad!
How about protecting through a spamming device, flooding any reader near by with data?
Really guys? Ring? Cmon, you should know better.
You talk at length about protecting yourselves and your information, in this episode no less, yet Ring actively ignores privacy and sells your data to third party companies. RAID: Shadow Legends is a bad sponsor but at the very least they don’t have a shady history or facial recognition. With all the episodes you’ve done about security getting Ring as a sponsor is like LockpickingLawyer getting sponsored by Master Lock.
Be a real Modern Rogue, don’t use Ring.
Love the firefly browncoat patch on the bag lol
Thanks! 🌠🌟🚀
@@DeviantOllam no problem
"Dont diss my homies" Abe Lincoln. (Hell on earth - contact Billy Ocean) who writes these on the chalk board lol
There was a time when only kings had skeleton keys.
Right, when we are outside....