Deviant Ollam

They went through the, like, probably six to eight foot thick concrete wall. They just boreholed. You can actually see three slightly overlapping, kind of like MasterCard logo interlocking circles, boreholes of about a 12-inch diameter, maybe. And they just chewed through it over time, getting through the wall.

They went through the, like, probably six to eight foot thick concrete wall. They just boreholed. You can actually see three slightly overlapping, kind of like MasterCard logo interlocking circles, boreholes of about a 12-inch diameter, maybe. And they just chewed through it over time, getting through the wall.

And they crawled all the way through, did everything they did, and crawled all the way out. Just kind of army crawled through this sandwich-shaped hole. Wow.

And they crawled all the way through, did everything they did, and crawled all the way out. Just kind of army crawled through this sandwich-shaped hole. Wow.

And it really goes to show that if everything is... Because the vault had basically been protected to oblivion on the door. And if anyone messed with that door, tampered with that door, tried to torch cut whatever that door... That was where the alarm was. That was where all the sensors were. All the investment was in the door. Because they said, well, what do you do with walls?

And it really goes to show that if everything is... Because the vault had basically been protected to oblivion on the door. And if anyone messed with that door, tampered with that door, tried to torch cut whatever that door... That was where the alarm was. That was where all the sensors were. All the investment was in the door. Because they said, well, what do you do with walls?

I mean, there's only so much you can do with walls. But you can believe that at least a few bank vaults in Antwerp started looking at their diamonds. And they said, is concrete the only thing that's protecting us? Because we got to at least get some shake sensors in these walls or put one or two cameras in the vault.

I mean, there's only so much you can do with walls. But you can believe that at least a few bank vaults in Antwerp started looking at their diamonds. And they said, is concrete the only thing that's protecting us? Because we got to at least get some shake sensors in these walls or put one or two cameras in the vault.

Because if somebody goes in the concrete and they're in there all weekend, well, that's a problem.

Because if somebody goes in the concrete and they're in there all weekend, well, that's a problem.

Okay, so who are you and what do you do? My name is Debian Olaf, and I am a physical penetration specialist. I have been involved in lockpicking, safe manipulation, physical entry, physical bypass, and teaching about covert entry tactics for... Well, well in excess of 10 years at this point, we'll say it that way. Much longer.

Okay, so who are you and what do you do? My name is Debian Olaf, and I am a physical penetration specialist. I have been involved in lockpicking, safe manipulation, physical entry, physical bypass, and teaching about covert entry tactics for... Well, well in excess of 10 years at this point, we'll say it that way. Much longer.

I was a network person. I was a computer person. I was like a lot of people in the tech world, mostly making my living on a keyboard. And I liked locks and lock picking and door bypassing. I knew about these tactics. It's a very common hobby. But that's, you know, that's your avocation. But I had clients. There was a law office in town. The law office had a sysadmin.

I was a network person. I was a computer person. I was like a lot of people in the tech world, mostly making my living on a keyboard. And I liked locks and lock picking and door bypassing. I knew about these tactics. It's a very common hobby. But that's, you know, that's your avocation. But I had clients. There was a law office in town. The law office had a sysadmin.

Small to medium business, one-stop shop, single guy in an office. He ran the show with the IT. And he just sort of rage quit one day. Just, you know, table flip, I'm out of here, and slammed his office door. And it was a pretty crappy law firm, so I'm not surprised. But... When he left, the staff kind of looked at each other. I don't know if he's coming back.

Small to medium business, one-stop shop, single guy in an office. He ran the show with the IT. And he just sort of rage quit one day. Just, you know, table flip, I'm out of here, and slammed his office door. And it was a pretty crappy law firm, so I'm not surprised. But... When he left, the staff kind of looked at each other. I don't know if he's coming back.

Are we supposed to do something if that happens? Because he's got all the passwords. He's like, what are we doing here? And of course, you do need to put a plan into place.

Are we supposed to do something if that happens? Because he's got all the passwords. He's like, what are we doing here? And of course, you do need to put a plan into place.

I'm looking at just your standard office, standard, you know, standard regular building. And I'm looking at the doors and the little badge readers, but nothing serious. And we get to this windowless door. the end of the hall, you know, sysadmin, IT room, some network, whatever name badge on the door, but it's just a regular door, little badge reader on the wall.

I'm looking at just your standard office, standard, you know, standard regular building. And I'm looking at the doors and the little badge readers, but nothing serious. And we get to this windowless door. the end of the hall, you know, sysadmin, IT room, some network, whatever name badge on the door, but it's just a regular door, little badge reader on the wall.