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<Reply # 80 on 4/8/2006 4:48 PM >
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trigger the alarm and then leave. Do this at different times for a few weeks. The idea is to cause enough false alarms so that the police stop responding or the alarm gets disabled. Just don't be predicable, someone might wait for you.
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This is a well known tactic. Alarms sensors are more reliable today. I would replace the sensor, and if the trouble persisted install a well concealed camera. Busted. By doing this you also tie up cops, and get the owner possible fined. This really pisses people off and for good reason.
In my opinion this is a unwise tactic. It's like throwing rocks at a lamp to turn it off. The result is a big mess SOMEONE has to pay for. You will not be considered an explorer if caught, it's more likely you will be viewed as a career criminal.
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<Reply # 81 on 4/8/2006 6:03 PM >
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It's like throwing rocks at a lamp to turn it off.
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Yeah, then the people install a "lamp" with bullet proof glass and automated turrets.
I'd say just avoid it, if it's got enough security funds to spend on good ultrasound and IR detectors, it's going to be dangerous and could get you shot if you're caught skulking around with ninja stuff that got you past it.
Wait, what am I saying? I just told everyone to avoid UE!
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<Reply # 82 on 4/8/2006 8:53 PM >
| | | | Has nobody here seen Predator? Obviously, the solution is to slather yourself in cold mud and clay to make yourself invisible to the IR detector. If it works for Ahhnold, it will work for us!
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<Reply # 83 on 4/9/2006 12:07 AM >
| | | | perhaps some sort of IR "grenade" utilizing some diffuse ultra-bright ir leds and a circuit to fade them up to full brightness. thats providing the "masking" works in the first place. should be easy to test. make it small and roll it in and wait for it to come to full brightness. see what happens
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FoxTwoFoxTwo
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<Reply # 84 on 4/9/2006 1:26 AM >
| | | | Yes, test with nightvision and-MY GOD MY EYES!
But really, how would you know it works without running in and grabbing it, thus setting off the alarm? And you can't just leave a grenade like object in the middle of a hallway...
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<Reply # 85 on 4/9/2006 6:57 AM >
| | | | MD's are badass security detectors you should never, ever alter or destroy.
If you want to trigger it, go ahead and make for the roof.
People respond and check the building out--you're having a Coke up top burning a couple hours.
Nobody comes, then you're set to explore.
Don't throw rocks at it.
-Glass
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<Reply # 86 on 4/9/2006 10:58 AM >
| | | | Posted by FoxTwoFoxTwo
Yes, test with nightvision and-MY GOD MY EYES!
But really, how would you know it works without running in and grabbing it, thus setting off the alarm? And you can't just leave a grenade like object in the middle of a hallway...
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wasnt thinking that far in advance,(usually the root of my personally inflicted misery) i was actually just tossing an idea out there, seeing as i'm not going to spend my energy trying to defeat a MD, when there are lot's of places to explore sans MD's. But what if you timer it to fade down, and retrieve with some previously attached fishing line. Of course, this is all contingent upon "masking" being effective..you guys might drive me to find my breadboards and stuff...maybe next winter i'll mess with it, because..it's UE season, and i gotta go somewhere im not supposed to
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<Reply # 87 on 8/14/2006 1:06 AM >
| | | | OK, heres how its done. Put white duct tape over the screen when its off. No other method works. I have worked for ADT so know that all modern sensors pick up motion, microwave and IR. In all reality though the best way is to locate the control unit. They used to be all in one, i.e the keypad and control boards housed in one box, usually located close to the main entrance to the building in a cupboard or such. You usually will find in older systems that the only detector before you can get to the control unit is a magnetic switch on the entry door. These are simple to avoid, dont open the door! So your at the control panel now, say. Hopefully it is made of polycarbonate plastic. If it is then cut a hole 2" wide by the length of the unit at the bottom with a stanly knife. You will get through 4 blades and it takes 8 minutes with practice. You now have the terminals exposed with no tamper activated and some choices to make. If there is no redcare installed, a rarity these days and you can handle the bell or siren screaming for a few seconds then take this option. Disconnect and remove the internal battery (this will not cause a fault or alarm) then locate the four wires to the external sounder, red, blue, black and yellow. Locate the internal mains fuse pull out tab near the transformer. Now the good bit, wear some rubber gloves and trainers! Unscrew the four bell wires and remove - the alarm will sound. Twist all the colors together except the black. Shove the black wire in the N (neutral) screw hole of the mains terminal and the coloured ones in the L (live) fuse hole. There will be a spark so keep your fingers clear but the outside sounder will be screwed. If there are internal sounders sounding then pull the mains fuse inside the control unit and your done. If the alarm has a dialler then cut the phone cable before you pull the bell wires. If it has redcare, don't bother at all with any of it! This can all be done in less than 15 minutes. alternatively look for resistors across the NC / C terminals. If there there you've struck gold. Get some staples, gently unscrew the terminals while pushing in the staple and screw them up. Don't unscrew any more than necessary as you risk breaking the circuit. Once you done this you have just overided the PIR's. If there are no resistors you can still try the above but may set off the alarm if the engineer has installed them inside the PIR as he should have. Saying that, not all alarms have the resistors (line monitoring) so it's a good shot. I have replaced alarms that this has been done to so it works very well. To be honest though nowadays the main unit is housed far from the keypad in a steel case somewhere and redcare is commonplace so good luck!
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<Reply # 88 on 8/14/2006 2:52 AM >
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OK, heres how its done. Put white duct tape over the screen when its off. No other method works. I have worked for ADT so know that all modern sensors pick up motion, microwave and IR. In all reality though the best way is to locate the control unit. They used to be all in one, i.e the keypad and control boards housed in one box, usually located close to the main entrance to the building in a cupboard or such. You usually will find in older systems that the only detector before you can get to the control unit is a magnetic switch on the entry door. These are simple to avoid, dont open the door! So your at the control panel now, say. Hopefully it is made of polycarbonate plastic. If it is then cut a hole 2" wide by the length of the unit at the bottom with a stanly knife. You will get through 4 blades and it takes 8 minutes with practice. You now have the terminals exposed with no tamper activated and some choices to make. If there is no redcare installed, a rarity these days and you can handle the bell or siren screaming for a few seconds then take this option. Disconnect and remove the internal battery (this will not cause a fault or alarm) then locate the four wires to the external sounder, red, blue, black and yellow. Locate the internal mains fuse pull out tab near the transformer. Now the good bit, wear some rubber gloves and trainers! Unscrew the four bell wires and remove - the alarm will sound. Twist all the colors together except the black. Shove the black wire in the N (neutral) screw hole of the mains terminal and the coloured ones in the L (live) fuse hole. There will be a spark so keep your fingers clear but the outside sounder will be screwed. If there are internal sounders sounding then pull the mains fuse inside the control unit and your done. If the alarm has a dialler then cut the phone cable before you pull the bell wires. If it has redcare, don't bother at all with any of it! This can all be done in less than 15 minutes. alternatively look for resistors across the NC / C terminals. If there there you've struck gold. Get some staples, gently unscrew the terminals while pushing in the staple and screw them up. Don't unscrew any more than necessary as you risk breaking the circuit. Once you done this you have just overided the PIR's. If there are no resistors you can still try the above but may set off the alarm if the engineer has installed them inside the PIR as he should have. Saying that, not all alarms have the resistors (line monitoring) so it's a good shot. I have replaced alarms that this has been done to so it works very well. To be honest though nowadays the main unit is housed far from the keypad in a steel case somewhere and redcare is commonplace so good luck!
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You worked for ADT, how come im very skeptical?
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<Reply # 89 on 8/14/2006 5:32 PM >
| | | | That's some rather serious damage to a property, and a straight-on guarantee for increased security. Besides that, if you can get to the control panel, you can just bypass the motion detector. You used to work for ADT? Boo.
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<Reply # 90 on 8/14/2006 8:13 PM >
| | | | As I said, some are line monitored and unless you know IC's in alarm systems you wouldn't know it was line monitored if the engineer had correctly placed the 2k resistors in the end of line switch. So I am assuming you must be a real expert who knows what he's talking about. If so why are you reading this forum with no other comment than to boo ADT? Fool!
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<Reply # 91 on 8/14/2006 8:39 PM >
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As I said, some are line monitored and unless you know IC's in alarm systems you wouldn't know it was line monitored if the engineer had correctly placed the 2k resistors in the end of line switch. So I am assuming you must be a real expert who knows what he's talking about. If so why are you reading this forum with no other comment than to boo ADT? Fool!
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First off: I'm not boo-ing ADT, I'm swiss to them. I was boo-ing your post. Second: If the pir's have a resistor across them (like you say they should), then there would be a closed circut with at least 2,000 ohms resistance across it, right? So bridging the lines with the proper resistance would fix that issue.
However, the most important (and thus First) comment I made was to say that damaging the security system was a sure-fire way to make the site nearly impossible for others to access, and it's the one I'm sticking with. Also, for a trained professional your composition is lacking, I honestly forgot you mentioned line-monitoring in your first post because I had trouble keeping up with everything you said in that huge-ass monospace, poorly spelled, and badly written paragraph you posted.
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<Reply # 92 on 8/14/2006 9:37 PM >
| | | | Posted by Mr.Coffee
First off: I'm not boo-ing ADT, I'm swiss to them. I was boo-ing your post. Second: If the pir's have a resistor across them (like you say they should), then there would be a closed circut with at least 2,000 ohms resistance across it, right? So bridging the lines with the proper resistance would fix that issue.
However, the most important (and thus First) comment I made was to say that damaging the security system was a sure-fire way to make the site nearly impossible for others to access, and it's the one I'm sticking with. Also, for a trained professional your composition is lacking, I honestly forgot you mentioned line-monitoring in your first post because I had trouble keeping up with everything you said in that huge-ass monospace, poorly spelled, and badly written paragraph you posted.
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I too found that first post to be let us say...intimidating. There is a way to find dedicated alarm phone lines, but B&E is not kind of exploring most of us do here. I agree that tampering with an alarm system is going way too far. An active alarm is a guarantee you are trespassing on a property that someone cares about. I like abandoned sites because I hate the living.
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<Reply # 93 on 10/25/2006 4:07 AM >
| | | | Hi guys,
I want to bring up a few facts, I haven't read this entire thread yet though. Sorry if I am repeating. I do have experience in the security industry, and can tell you this much for sure.
http://www.totse.c...chanics171383.html
1. While the above page has some interesting ideas, I can tell you, these will *not* work, some of the information and assumptions he makes are wrong or not applicable to most PIR's. These flaws insure the ideas presented will not work.
2. As said by one poster, many commercial motion detectors have microwave technology. A few things about these are: Often (but not always), they are on the ceiling. Their line of site, regardless of location is not blocked by most materials including wood, gyprock, glass, cloth, etc.
3. Some security systems are stand alone (not monitored). Most security systems are monitored. It is either by A) Land line phone connection  Analog cellular device C) Digital GPRS device D) IP Network connection E) A mix of A and any of B through D. While your home system *may* have a 45 second dialing delay, the standard is 15 seconds MAX, 0 is recommended.
4. If you open the cover of (almost) any security device, that will send a tamper signal which occurs when a switch opens, that is held closed by the part your moving. Additionally, loss of AC power, or battery power, or loss of signal from any device will also send a signal to the monitoring station. Someone will be called if the system is monitored, to check the site. Additionally, if, as mentioned in an earlier post, you run through really fast and set all the motion detectors off, every motion you set off will generate an alarm signal. The general standard is, if there are two or more alarm signals, Police are dispatched.
My personal choices would be
A) Dont risk the infil.
If your reasonably sure there is no communication, do so at your own risk, but remember, there is a siren that probably puts out 100+ dB. Did you remember to put Earplugs in your kit?
Also one note: All (professionally installed) security systems have a smoke detector attached, at least in Canada. Tampering with a smoke detector or the system it is connected to is a FEDERAL offense in Canada.
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<Reply # 94 on 10/25/2006 7:47 PM >
| | | | they also did a good job of debunking PIR myths on the mythbusters episode "crimes and mythdemeanors 2" where they did all the PIR-bypassing myths from the movies such as: raising the temperature of the room, wearing a neoprene wetsuit, etc.
apparently carrying a piece of glass, or putting a piece of glass in front of the PIR worked out ok.
as for the ultrasonic detectors, holding a bedsheet in front of you apparently works very well, as does walking very slowly through the room.
haven't seen anything that can bypass a microwave detector yet.
I maintain my original point: If the place has an active security system, check out another site, and try to get permission for the alarmed one.
Informative post, btw, nicely done.
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<Reply # 95 on 10/28/2006 12:54 AM >
| | | | Posted by Pleiades
Just make sure your security system doesnt automatically call the security company (maybe it has a test mode or something)
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Just play stooopid if you do. But try to rip off the cardboard before they come in..haha~
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<Reply # 96 on 10/31/2006 6:27 PM >
| | | | the fastest way to cover the sensors would be to spray paint over them, also this will not necessarily be discovered by security.
The only problem would be getting close enough to do this....
perhaps shooting it with paintballs......
but the paint would probably be too thin......
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<Reply # 97 on 10/31/2006 6:48 PM >
| | | | Posted by startedsmoking
the fastest way to cover the sensors would be to spray paint over them, also this will not necessarily be discovered by security.
The only problem would be getting close enough to do this....
perhaps shooting it with paintballs......
but the paint would probably be too thin......
Just some thoughts...
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Welcome to UER. From your postings I can tell your on a roll. Strange you know of Byberry. It really is a garden spot of state mental hospitals, few are in as pristine a state as this beauty.
Bad idea. In the US a paint gun in an active site can get you capped.
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SmartMarc
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<Reply # 98 on 12/17/2006 7:55 PM >
| | | | Motion Detectors are really a pain - From my experience, it's not worth bothering - A site protected with an alarm system is usually not only protected by one single sensor, but depending on the site one or more per room, cause usually it would make no sence only surveilling the "main" entrance, but every single way inside, coming from the roof, balconies, windows etc.
While it may be possible to fool one sensor, it will very difficult to fool 5 or 10, and it will take you lot's of time, spent in a rather boring way.
And wasn't it about fun?
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<Reply # 99 on 12/18/2006 3:00 PM >
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There is a way to disable motion detectors/alarm systems/digital locks for a short time by using EMP/HERF generators. These devices won't cause damage on the installation, but will disable it till next restart. It works because High Frequency Radio Wave inducts a power flow in any conductor at the same time and polarize every circuit. There is a chance that impulse will trigger alarm instead of disabling it...
For more info:
http://www.amazing1.com/emp.htm
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