Used to work in a workshop rebuilding diesel engines, and we had tons of travelers hooks, except we called them seal pickers, as we used them for picking O-rings and seals out of recesses in parts that were hard to reach with your hands.
There should be a pry bar in this kit, to get into a vehicle you need three things, a wire to unlock the door which you could just use a coat hanger, an air wedge to keep the door open enough to get the wire through which we already have, and a pry bar to get the air wedge in the door to begin with
I have a Bluetooth one from depstech, but I’m wary about putting the depstech app on my phone, I generally would rather have a standalone one than something which has to connect to my phone, maybe I’m paranoid 🤷♂️
I had one, but I was never super enthralled by having a mysterious “borescope” app on my phone which I had no idea what it was doing in the background when I was using it
I bought one and hated it, apps suck and where touchy. But they play really well with windows software, and a tablet is pretty great when trying to reach into a garage door or under a door with your other 2 hands
My go-to covert entry kit is even Cheaper= Large, Long, Crowbar and 20lb Sledge Hammer, mostly for its discreet concealability. Oh, just an FYI- I saw in the last vid you have a Sony Camera- if you're a Sony man (I am) The Xperia X2A Ultra is not only a great phone but the camera on it is awesome. I think it's like 24mp. It's also decent for taking photo's/video under a door if you have the clearance, which most of the time you will. Hey, it'd be really funny to film a skit where you have all these business people around a big table in the middle of a conference, and then there's a noise at the door and, everyone looks over at it and, a UDT comes up, searches for the lever, finds it, opens the door, and you enter a room full of puzzled executives staring at you, haha. Pentest Humor.
@@CoincidenceTheorist Yeah, but the 2 I've bought= never worked, so wasn't going to buy an expensive one, plus even a very small one isn't any smaller than my phone. If it's a squeeze= I use a lifter on the door.
Is there anything you recommend between the cheap rfid cloners and espkey and proxmark 3 combo? There has to be options that isn't full blown proxmark 3 and cheapo chinese cloner
I'd strongly suggest a cheap Chinese proxmark 3 pm3easy due up the flexibility and added functionality you get, they can be had for so little now I think there are worth it.
I use a packet of nitro cellulose attached to a piezo bbq type ignition. Same kind used on potatoes guns lighters out stoves. A robust one. Wanna skip all that? Pyrotechnics* ignition. (But but but fire!!!? ..... the facility has bigger issues of its a Tinder box. Use your head. Familiarize yourself worth the outlying potentialities). Wired or wireless options both work. Youll want something like a stiff wire’esque something or dah “undah dah door drool” aka quick silber slurper. ... ignore my inside jyokes outside o context. *aka remote fire works igniter ignition lighter. Very ied By the way there’s no way you’re going to burn anything down. You can also create an exothermic reaction on the floor by mixing two liquids. At this point I’m getting pretty out there and things for the sake of things. However it is always good to have odd ideas and options in case ______? #S2underground @ S2 Underground
Nice video. Correct me if Im wrong but... cant you do a reply on the espkey? which would justify it as a standalone device. on top of that usb card reader/writers can be bought for around $15 and work fine for everyday use.
Yeah you can use the ESPKey to replay attacks, but I haven’t found any cheap writers that allow you to specifically program the binary wiegand data from the ESPkey interface into a new card
Wiegand is not a difficult protocol to understand and covert. But if copy and past is a requirement, then the ESP-RFID-Tool in place of the ESPKey and a 2014FR-FZQ05CD Reader/writer in place of a Proxmark maybe a good alternative. just make sure you cut that stupid speaker out of the 2014FR-FZQ05CD because it will annoy the crap out of you and its loud. It’s been a while since I’ve messed with the factory computer software on this reader/writer but if I remember correctly it does allow you to enter in binary. The other benefit of this Reader/writer is that it does high and low frequency, it scans and shows you the card type when reading cards. There is software available for this reader from lots of different places on the internet for this reader/writer with different features.
Ok. I'm late to the party on this video. But, I am shocked at the effectiveness of the compressed air. I just used a can to access an area I'm permitted to be in. Holding the can upside down seems to be a tad more effective. I need to let the powers that be know that this is an issue.
Yes, but that only allows you to open the door which has the ESPKey attached to it. Not nearly as effective as being able to take that weigand data off the ESPKey and cloning it to a new card to use on multiple doors
I have to agree Zach. Replay is better than nothing. Even if you dont have a card writer on you at least you have the ability to mine the data to use later or it could be tapped onto another reader line accessible from a ceiling elsewhere. For instance in a Storage closet or a bathroom. Then walk around to the door where the reader is and replay using you phone. 9 times out of 10 the writer in this kit isn’t gonna be the right one for the job anyway. at least the espkey is completely universal and not dependent on a type of reader just the protocol. I guess it really boils down to your social engineering, persona, personal knowledge, understanding of equipment, building wiring, ability’s and what you’re willing to do to get the job done with the resources you have.
@@mumbles1justin The total kit is $209, I still don't think its worth it in a budget kit because its another $80 and its functionality on gaining entry to doors can be either replaced with social engineering or an under door tool. Its a nice to have and certainly required in a non-budget kit. But where cost is king the ESPKey does not make the cut.
TheNotSoCivilEngr The parts to make your own espkey is only around $2 to $5. some of your tools youve suggested or DIY to hit that price point. so why wouldn’t a DIY espkey not be a viable option. FYI schematics and program are available on github.
I have an old peace of spring steel from a laundry hamper that with a tape flag on the end gets rex sensors, its got a bit of curve so I can slip it past the little latch guard things kinda like piano wire, and its got a bend on one end inorder to tension locks
I'd be willing to bet you can make a couple of the traveler hooks with a $1 piece of steel rod from a hardware store, some duck tape (as a handle), a wire cutter, and a vise.
Great video as always. Also. I need to go buy some more toys now. Haha. I always forget the travelers hook and air wedge whenever I order tools. The DDT I'm pretty sure I can just make that. I've got some 3/16" round stock floating around somewhere.
Yeah the double door tool is one I have made several times with found materials, 3/16” rod stock may be strong enough depending on its material composition. I try and go for 1/4” if possible. It’s a delicate balance between stiffness and thickness
@@amihirata thank you for the advise. I believe I have both sizes. Might try them both now out of curiosity. Haha. Do you happen to remember the overall length before the bends? Just to have a rough idea, I doubt if I called sparrows they would tell me.
The main shaft (the part that is sticking between the doors when the tool is being used) should be about 8” from handle point to bend. The bend (which engages with the crash bar) should be about 6” id say if you want to make one a piece of 24” rod stock should do well with leftover to bend into a handle (or weld it if you have access to a welder)
Awesome. Thank you. That very well might be this weekends project. Also, I have a mig welder sitting in my shed with a brand new bottle of argon and spool of wire begging to be used for a project of some sort. Haha. Last time it was used was for a garden art project for my wife. It needs to make something useful this time. Haha
Objection! Instead of a Red Team Tools Traveler Hook for 8$ you could get the Harbor Freight Pick and Hook set (HF Item No: 63697) for $1.79
"Sorry, Drew!" 😂
I am glad I had headphones on so my camera gear could not hear what was said.
Just tape a 400mm lens to your iPhone and you’ve basically got a ME20F, right..? 😂
Used to work in a workshop rebuilding diesel engines, and we had tons of travelers hooks, except we called them seal pickers, as we used them for picking O-rings and seals out of recesses in parts that were hard to reach with your hands.
You're committed now to put "sexy burglar" pics on twitter this Halloween. Can't go back now
Ah shit...
🤣🤣🤣
There should be a pry bar in this kit, to get into a vehicle you need three things, a wire to unlock the door which you could just use a coat hanger, an air wedge to keep the door open enough to get the wire through which we already have, and a pry bar to get the air wedge in the door to begin with
Tape and some porcelain
Loving the footnotes man
Love the comedic subtitles. ;-)
Also, I'd suggest a borescope that functions with your smartphone vs. a dedicated borescope.
I have a Bluetooth one from depstech, but I’m wary about putting the depstech app on my phone, I generally would rather have a standalone one than something which has to connect to my phone, maybe I’m paranoid 🤷♂️
Hacksaw blade with notches cut to turn door spindles at one end and narrowed to 6 mm at the other end for reverse picking. And many other uses too.
Can you make a video and show us?
@@isabellam1936 no
Awesome video!!
Thank you!
Great video. Thanks so much 👍
Glad you liked it!
This helps save money for bail.
You forgot to throw the tool list in the description! But great video :)
Oops! Updated. Thank you!
Consider a wireless cell phone scope/bore camera. No need for a bulky screen attached to the scope.
I had one, but I was never super enthralled by having a mysterious “borescope” app on my phone which I had no idea what it was doing in the background when I was using it
I bought one and hated it, apps suck and where touchy. But they play really well with windows software, and a tablet is pretty great when trying to reach into a garage door or under a door with your other 2 hands
Those rakes in the nine (the wicked waves) are my absolute favorites, too
so how would the Necessary Nine Pickset compare to say, the Genesis Lock Pick Set?
@Flushdraw Thanks for the info.
But how about Covert Jiggler Tools, the one key to rule them all??
@Flushdraw Thanks, that helps a lot. I want to keep it simple.
but I'm not sure of the difference between rakes and jigglers.
@Flushdraw Thanks, that does help.
I'd add a CH751 key.
My go-to covert entry kit is even Cheaper= Large, Long, Crowbar and 20lb Sledge Hammer, mostly for its discreet concealability. Oh, just an FYI- I saw in the last vid you have a Sony Camera- if you're a Sony man (I am) The Xperia X2A Ultra is not only a great phone but the camera on it is awesome. I think it's like 24mp. It's also decent for taking photo's/video under a door if you have the clearance, which most of the time you will. Hey, it'd be really funny to film a skit where you have all these business people around a big table in the middle of a conference, and then there's a noise at the door and, everyone looks over at it and, a UDT comes up, searches for the lever, finds it, opens the door, and you enter a room full of puzzled executives staring at you, haha. Pentest Humor.
You can get those bore scopes for phone s super long and cheap
@@CoincidenceTheorist Yeah, but the 2 I've bought= never worked, so wasn't going to buy an expensive one, plus even a very small one isn't any smaller than my phone. If it's a squeeze= I use a lifter on the door.
really cool video. Just wish there'd be a more extensive one that showcases how to use these tools, for newbiiiees.
Check out the rest of my videos in the physical bypass playlist, I demo tons of these tools.
This is some CIA mission impossible ish going on right now lol. Great video 👍🏾.
Is there anything you recommend between the cheap rfid cloners and espkey and proxmark 3 combo? There has to be options that isn't full blown proxmark 3 and cheapo chinese cloner
Can you make your own espkey as the firmwere is open sorce?
I'd strongly suggest a cheap Chinese proxmark 3 pm3easy due up the flexibility and added functionality you get, they can be had for so little now I think there are worth it.
Does it also read? Or just write?
@@dangyifu8 Both. Perfectly serviceable.
For sake of conversation how about a reference or ho to type book or manual ?
I would add $1-2 chemical hand warmer. Can be attached and used with the UDT when compressed air just won't trip the IR sensor for whatever reason.
The ol Lagavulin 16 bypass
@@ts757arse spirits nay. I can do without possession
I use a packet of nitro cellulose attached to a piezo bbq type ignition. Same kind used on potatoes guns lighters out stoves. A robust one.
Wanna skip all that?
Pyrotechnics* ignition. (But but but fire!!!? ..... the facility has bigger issues of its a Tinder box. Use your head. Familiarize yourself worth the outlying potentialities). Wired or wireless options both work. Youll want something like a stiff wire’esque something or dah “undah dah door drool” aka quick silber slurper. ... ignore my inside jyokes outside o context.
*aka remote fire works igniter ignition lighter. Very ied
By the way there’s no way you’re going to burn anything down.
You can also create an exothermic reaction on the floor by mixing two liquids. At this point I’m getting pretty out there and things for the sake of things. However it is always good to have odd ideas and options in case ______?
#S2underground @ S2 Underground
@@CoincidenceTheorist were you drunk lmao
@@Eurotool no swallowed.
Nice video.
Correct me if Im wrong but... cant you do a reply on the espkey? which would justify it as a standalone device. on top of that usb card reader/writers can be bought for around $15 and work fine for everyday use.
Yeah you can use the ESPKey to replay attacks, but I haven’t found any cheap writers that allow you to specifically program the binary wiegand data from the ESPkey interface into a new card
Wiegand is not a difficult protocol to understand and covert. But if copy and past is a requirement, then the ESP-RFID-Tool in place of the ESPKey and a 2014FR-FZQ05CD Reader/writer in place of a Proxmark maybe a good alternative.
just make sure you cut that stupid speaker out of the 2014FR-FZQ05CD because it will annoy the crap out of you and its loud. It’s been a while since I’ve messed with the factory computer software on this reader/writer but if I remember correctly it does allow you to enter in binary. The other benefit of this Reader/writer is that it does high and low frequency, it scans and shows you the card type when reading cards. There is software available for this reader from lots of different places on the internet for this reader/writer with different features.
Ok. I'm late to the party on this video. But, I am shocked at the effectiveness of the compressed air. I just used a can to access an area I'm permitted to be in. Holding the can upside down seems to be a tad more effective. I need to let the powers that be know that this is an issue.
Rex sensors are incredibly easy to trick, it’s a serious problem!
If you use the red team tools esp key you can replay credentials, so the proxmark is not neccesarry.
Yes, but that only allows you to open the door which has the ESPKey attached to it. Not nearly as effective as being able to take that weigand data off the ESPKey and cloning it to a new card to use on multiple doors
@@amihirata That's a fair point. - ChalkBag
I have to agree Zach. Replay is better than nothing. Even if you dont have a card writer on you at least you have the ability to mine the data to use later or it could be tapped onto another reader line accessible from a ceiling elsewhere. For instance in a Storage closet or a bathroom. Then walk around to the door where the reader is and replay using you phone.
9 times out of 10 the writer in this kit isn’t gonna be the right one for the job anyway. at least the espkey is completely universal and not dependent on a type of reader just the protocol.
I guess it really boils down to your social engineering, persona, personal knowledge, understanding of equipment, building wiring, ability’s and what you’re willing to do to get the job done with the resources you have.
@@mumbles1justin The total kit is $209, I still don't think its worth it in a budget kit because its another $80 and its functionality on gaining entry to doors can be either replaced with social engineering or an under door tool. Its a nice to have and certainly required in a non-budget kit. But where cost is king the ESPKey does not make the cut.
TheNotSoCivilEngr The parts to make your own espkey is only around $2 to $5. some of your tools youve suggested or DIY to hit that price point. so why wouldn’t a DIY espkey not be a viable option.
FYI schematics and program are available on github.
great, but more volume please.
I have an old peace of spring steel from a laundry hamper that with a tape flag on the end gets rex sensors, its got a bit of curve so I can slip it past the little latch guard things kinda like piano wire, and its got a bend on one end inorder to tension locks
I'd be willing to bet you can make a couple of the traveler hooks with a $1 piece of steel rod from a hardware store, some duck tape (as a handle), a wire cutter, and a vise.
Coat hanger wire works great
Great video as always. Also. I need to go buy some more toys now. Haha. I always forget the travelers hook and air wedge whenever I order tools. The DDT I'm pretty sure I can just make that. I've got some 3/16" round stock floating around somewhere.
Yeah the double door tool is one I have made several times with found materials, 3/16” rod stock may be strong enough depending on its material composition. I try and go for 1/4” if possible. It’s a delicate balance between stiffness and thickness
@@amihirata thank you for the advise. I believe I have both sizes. Might try them both now out of curiosity. Haha.
Do you happen to remember the overall length before the bends? Just to have a rough idea, I doubt if I called sparrows they would tell me.
The main shaft (the part that is sticking between the doors when the tool is being used) should be about 8” from handle point to bend. The bend (which engages with the crash bar) should be about 6” id say if you want to make one a piece of 24” rod stock should do well with leftover to bend into a handle (or weld it if you have access to a welder)
Awesome. Thank you. That very well might be this weekends project. Also, I have a mig welder sitting in my shed with a brand new bottle of argon and spool of wire begging to be used for a project of some sort. Haha. Last time it was used was for a garden art project for my wife. It needs to make something useful this time. Haha
Let me know how it turns out!
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The pm3 easy from Dangerous Things is nice if the price of the rdv4 is what's stopping you from getting into the proxmark
a screwdriver should be in this kit also.
I would rather pay for shipping cost from few places than give a cent to expand more Amazon monopoly.
Use these tools against Amazon when you get them, comrade
For surveillance , buy a Monocular, cheaper than a phone , no batteries needed , 8x zoom is all u need for hand held device ,
Duct tape and a spark plug is a lot easier ijs
Lmao
you mean i can’t just shimmy through the vents like the movies?? blasphemy