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This is the lock picking lawyer.
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And today I'm coming to you from Red Team Alliances East Coast training facility, where they're currently teaching a five day course on covert and tree methods.
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With me is deviant allows a penetration specialist by trade, a prolific author and speaker and one of the instructors here.
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Steve, thanks for having me out and for joining me on video today.
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Thanks for being here.
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It's a lot of fun.
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Let's get to it.
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We're about to head deeper into the facility to the training area and shoot four short videos on simple, reliable entry methods the deeps team uses in the field.
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And we're also gonna talk about what you can do toe hard in your door against him.
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So do you lead the way?
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Show me where we're going, All right?
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Okay, folks, this is the door we're going to be defeating, but we're not going to pick the lock.
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If you watch my videos regularly, you know that padlocks can often be bypassed without picking.
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Well, the same thing applies to doors.
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And in this video, Siri's Dave's gonna show us four different ways to get past this door and what I'd love is that each method focuses on a different edge of the door.
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The top, the bottom him decide in the latch side.
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So, Deve, which are you gonna start with?
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The top copy.
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I'm sure you have some super secret government tool.
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You're absolutely.
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It's very restrictive.
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Hard to order these days.
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Hard to recognize these days for the generation upon us.
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Now, this, my dear young guns is called film.
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It used to come in your cameras.
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I wouldn't even know where to get any of that.
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I actually have a friend in Utah who gave me some his name's info.
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Sec Pope on.
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He's actually the person who first showed me this technique, if we're all very grateful that he shared it with the world.
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So what we're going to do is feed a loop over this door, all right?
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And as we're doing so we know about how far we're dropping down.
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We know how far we want to drop down.
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Because the handle on the inside gonna match the handle on the outside.
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Obviously get to about here.
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I need to make an extra step, which is right now we're flat against the door.
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I want this to bow out slightly, so I'm gonna feed a little more of the outer loop.
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Just just a bit.
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Let's see.
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That might be just enough.
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And if we think we've got it, just walk it over.
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You got it.
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Let's feel I feel something fantastic.
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So what do we do if we want a heart in our door against that?
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Well, a couple of things.
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You try to make sure the top of your door frames as tight as possible.
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I wouldn't exactly call that feasible solution in most buildings.
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Obviously, you don't want your doors scraping into one another honestly, protecting the whole latch.
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Work back here protecting the lever style handle.
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Put some kind of shield around it, make it less grip a ball less gravel.
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There are products that are officially security products, but they do avoid, Let's say, crashing a cart into the call as you move.
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There Just called door handle shrouds you find in the Granger catalog and make this near impossible.
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Excellent.
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Well, thanks for showing us.
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And which side of the door we working on in the next video?
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I don't know if you don't stop its first maybe go bottom.
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Sounds good.
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Okay, folks, that's it for today.
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And, as always, have a nice day.
