My "Handle Most Things" Tool Bag
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2019
- The latest in my "hacker gear" video series, this video showcases a little-seen kit of gear that tends to always live in the bottom of my suitcase whenever I'm traveling somewhere for work or for conferences. It's true that I keep my luggage very light if I'm bouncing off somewhere fun for a week, but if I'm on business travel for a conference (or even just visiting family, where there's a chance I'll have to repair or adjust something) then this kit can handle any basic problems that come up in the lock world.
Whether those tasks are entry-related or repair-related, chances are this kit has my needs covered. Think of it as a super micro lightweight version of the assortment of tools and gear that are in my company's field cases when we head out to penetration and covert entry target sites.
Like before, I'll do my best to put links in the description to most of the items you see here. These are just the tools that I think personally work well for me but they might not exactly be what's best for you. Take any inspiration you want, discard anything you don't like, and get past whatever obstacles come your way!
(None of these are Amazon affiliate links, etc... I just like sharing knowledge :-)
Wera screwdriver
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Wiha tiny screwdriver
www.amazon.com/Wiha-75095-Han...
Tamper Torx
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Traveler Hook
redteamtools.com/traveler-hoo...
Adams Rite wire
redteamtools.com/quick-entry/...
Peterson Mini Knives
www.lockpickshop.com/PM-KNIFE...
Caliper
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Piano Wire
howardpianoindustries.com
Tiny Magnets
kjmagnetics.com
Magnetic Viewing Film
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Magnetic Search Pole
redteamtools.com/field-gear/m...
Door Shims
redteamtools.com/quick-entry/...
Flat Gaff Tape
redteamtools.com/field-gear/f...
Gerber Multitool
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Good luck on finding FILM but all credit to @blesstheinfosec for this tactic
USBcell
usbcell.com
Jamb Pins
redteamtools.com/field-gear?p...
Schlage amazing follower
lockpicks.com/ez-loader-top-pi...
UV Powder
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Impression Grip
homemade from a Wiha handle, given to me by a German lockpicker
Tubular Pick
redteamtools.com/convertible-...
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Me, not knowing this man's profession; "Huh, this is one confident criminal"
I don't know about the US, but in Canada, it's illegal to carry tool that can be used to unlock stuff, unless you are a locksmith and on duty. The tools part is ok, but the locksmith stuff is a no no.
@@michelrail interesting. Can you guys buy lock picks and other similar tools with out being a smith?
@@johncollier1992 You can buy them on eBay or Amazon, but unless you are a locksmith, you cannot have them in your possession. They call them instrument used for steeling.
@@michelrail It depends on the state but in nyc its considered a tool for attempted burglary if found in your possession outside, That being said i still walk around with my kit here daily. When your net doing anything illegal theres normally not a problem and even if your hassled by some police you can still explain why you have such a kit in the first place. I don't even red team and have never been arrested. Words are your greatest asset. Learn as much as you can if your in this field.
He's a penetration tester.
As somebody else who overthinks his daily carry, I deeply love this video. Thanks for sharing, I really appreciate your work.
He wouldn’t need to carry all this if he just stopped loosing his damn key !
I love when you talk about the weirder tools (I bought my first traveller hook years and years ago after watching a talk you gave). The UV dust and magnetic field ondocator is just some James Bond shit. More weird tools and tribal knowledge please!
I plan on it! :-)
Those USBCell batteries were on ThinkGeek a while back, they actually predate Kickstarter by a decent margin. I bought a set for my dad and as far as I know he still uses them in his wireless mouse. I've switched to eneloops for my flashlights and little electronic gadgets, but when those USBCell batteries came out they were the coolest thing around.
No one sells them anymore? Seem like a great idea even if they don't hold much charge.
I finally got to use my tubular pick "in the field." My mechanic called me one night because a customer had his car towed into the shop using one of those RV tow-behind apparatus that attaches to the front bumper with tubular locks. The customer told my mechanic to just cut the locks off but he didn't want to do that so he called me and asked if I could help. Yes. Yes, I can :D
That's awesome, man. Great work! :-)
Every security guard boy dreams of being able to say "this man right here, officer"
I work as building maintenance for a group of assisted livings almost everything I know about locks Ive learned from your talks but I never get to use much of that knowledge... until today when I got to pick open the toilet paper holder someone lost the key to
Thank you for learning and for keeping retired b-holes well in order. :-)
Not all hero's wear capes....
@JCH754 is the most common key that is padlock sized. It will open a variety of different filing cabinets, key boxes, etc.
been there at my job too used the multitool i had.
This entire thing is damn near perfect. Thank you X a million for sharing your knowledge.
I love your attacks and kits, gives me ideas for how to improve what i carry. Thanks deviant
You're most welcome! Thanks for getting something out of this.
"Am I carrying it around in my backpack everyday? *NOO* "
But then.. what *do* you carry in your backpack everyday?
The pocket kit, he said in the video
@@RoskGamer Why carry a backpack for something that fits in your pocket though?
@@martinlutherkingjr.5582 He caries the pocket kit on his backpack, in the pocket he caries the "golf club bag"
Roska Ohhh
@@RoskGamer And he keeps his fanny pack in his coin purse
This video just set two records for me. One fastest sub and two fastest "I must have that" order on Amazon for that screw driver.
We are totally best friends now.
At the very least fellow travelers.
Or you could be my spirit animal.
🙋🏻♂️
I got a few similar bags. My issues though is just even remembering "hey! I have a tool for that with me!" Lol I always forget what's all in my bag.
The tab in those electronic calipers is probably a good idea anyway as most of them seem to have some sort of battery drain even when switched off.
That is it...
Ok as soon as you said overdoor attack i was hooked lol I new but I like your content, learned a little about breach and entry in the military
Was gonna make notes when I saw title and its your video. Thanks for all your work
You're welcome. :-)
Oh my goodness, I am in love with that 6 gun Wera screwdriver and the skinny Wiha driver! Where has your channel been all my life? Thank you so much. I could have died not knowing about these tools!
Antibody from the lockpicking lawyer channel?
Not really? With channels show how easy it is to circumvent most basic security measures
You always give me great ideas...and make me want to spend money. ;-) Thanks for all you do, Dev!
Happy to help :)
Love these gear vids.
Thanks!
I'm enjoying making them.
DeviantOllam
If I was worried about getting stuck in a building, ie. Elevator, room, no access areas. What would be some keys I should get?
@@JW-wp3yh get the FEO-K1 tubular key, 2642 key and the 16120 key
4:35 I have not used one of them, and didn't know they exist...and now I need one!
I've been watching your talks and videos....and I am uncontrollably enthralled with this world of bypassing, lock picking, access control systems, the works. Fits right up my software engineer alley. Keep up the awesome work so I can vicariously live through you :)
Don't know how I found this...but really glad I did. They make the locks more complicated & someone finds a way around it 🤣😂
Cool kit. Thanks for sharing.
Might want to take a look at some cheap toothbrush travel-holders. Some of those and some plastic tiktak containers would probably neaten those bags up a little while not risking spills.
Absolutely fascinating! Thanks for taking the time to include all those links too, who knew so much of it was easily obtainable, gotta love the web.
That magnetism wand is so neat!
Pretty Interesting like your over the door option.
Finally, someone uses the Keedex ball bearing follower but me! I may do a version of this video with my kit, as well!
I'd love to see that! (And yeah, that ball detent follower is effing amazing!)
I just saw one of your talks and had to come here and subscribe!
Happy to have you here. Hopefully it isn't a talk that could generate a talking-to if you're at work. :-)
This is a great video and I'm certain you have the credentials to explain to law enforcement and airport security why you are in possession of such items . I say this because a business acquaintance had his wallet searched while visiting the UK . He had 3 small picks and a tensioner . He was questioned and detained for 5 hours and those items were confiscated . Passport was stamped with a security alert .
Have you encountered this situation while travelling abroad ? Thanks for your video and ATB .
FYI, the folding magnifier/loupe is termed a "linen tester" after its original use; searching for that phrase is the best way to find that particular form factor if you're looking to buy one.
Literally had no idea what I clicked on.. and I am not disappointed!
The magnet-on-a-gimbal is pretty cool
Well - I had to say that before the video pass the first screw driver (Wera) I had ordered one. I'm a sucker for wicked tools. Although not into hacking locks, it was still entertaining. Great content and interesting. Thanks!
i like to have a small pocket multimeter with me, just to see what's going on on door contacts, plus a few clip wires.
Do you have a good one you recommend, or is it just a cheap, good enough one?
@@mlindholm A Pokitmeter would work for this if you're OK with the dependency of it connecting to your phone, with the bonus of being very very small
very informative and well friggin kool man i love to learn also thank you for the share of your knolage of things and stuff. J.
If I find that in the hotel lobby at lockCon, I'll return it to you, but that 6 gun might be missing...
I still have mine. :-)
It's funny, Deviant has never made *my* "people it would probably be fine to piss off" list.
@@benalias5766 toss it in a Faraday bag for in case there is a tracker, leave it in there for a year or two to kill the battery, and don't say shit
Pretty sure Wera ships to where you´re at.
Safer than fucking with the likes of ollam, and cheaper too.
Love videos like this
That wera screwdriver is amazing
Such tools, So stuff, Many usefulness, Wow :D
I'm one who is more interested in lock picking and non-destructive entry techniques for the purposes of locksmithing, repair, and restoration so this kit was pretty awesome and I was glad to see a screwdriver be the first thing out. Picks and shims are great but so many kits are missing a basic screwdriver and pliers :/ Why bother with a lock at all if you can just remove a hasp or hinges on a poorly hung door/lid/etc?
Leather bags for old analog cameras are nice as a small field toolkit.
I had come across a small flat LAB kit 003/ 8" by 6" less than 1/2" thick you should add one of these in your kit as it is definitely worth it. Btw thanks for some of the ideas. I'm restocking my crash kit for lockouts while adding this comment.
You know, because I might need to break into a building on the fly....
Can never be too prepared, you know.
@MrLodinn Knowing you are prepared allows you the confidence to do great things. Ambiguity, false info, doubt and indecisiveness are the great productivity killers. Knowledge and skills of all types only increase a person's viability as a human, often in ways unforseen. Plus I've been locked out before and I can't tell you how pissed off I was so Dev's channel is quite useful imho. Glad to see like minded commenters :)
I learned how to pick locks as a kid.
It became an invaluable skill when I started working in construction and the military.
You really do never know when you need to break into a building on the fly.
Znter make AA, AAA and 9v batteries with micro USB port charging (socket on the side of the battery - you need to carry a charging cable for these ones). The ones I had seemed to work pretty well (until I gave them away). I got mine from HobbyKing, but they're all over eBay and the likes too.
My handle most things kit is bigger. It lives in a pelican case. I love those.
I'm in the UK in london and cant find any information on any government keyed aike locks. Could you make a video on any in London. I think the elevators use the same key as the us elevators.
I have loved your videos ever since i watched one of your talks on RUclips and I've subscribed and have even gone on to buying some keys like the A126 CH751ford 1284X and a handcuff key.
Also cannot find the deadbolt flipping tool
Alot of gear in one kit!😲✌
I've had my security torx set just like that but from oreilly's and no wording.. still reliable...ish
I appreciate the fact that you love dogespeak
That green/black screwdriver is cool
Very similar to the kit our Director carries at Resolve Assurance.
Great video!!! I'm looking for the rectangular protective clear cases, any idea what to search for?
@Kali Southpaw I haven't been able to find a travel toothbrush case that ratchets together like the one shown on the video.
I don't know if you can still find those batteries that have the pull off cap but I did see some the other week that recharged via micro usb. Both AA and AAA.
Jamie Price just got a few last month from a uk firm called batteryupgrade dot com
I bought some last year on Amazon. They are only about 1000 mAh and they don't seem to hold a charge very long. I won't be buying more.
This is pretty cool. I just stumbled on your channel cool stuff.
I would love to see a video with a detailed list of all the keys you have on that keyring (and links).
id love to see it too, but something tells me we wont :)
It’s in his I’ll let my self in talk at Wild West hacks
great gear vid buddy.
👍
How do i not have you on my subscribe list... hmm. Finally youtube algo got something right.. subbed.. now need to binge watch your channel..
Have the same Gerber, it is great!
The piano wires are for the security guards
What would you call the slide boxes that house the picks? usually i've seen them for drill bits, useful i'd like to buy some. thanks.
5:24
oh hey that looks like the same one my grandpa has with him everyday
Great kit! I've been looking for those adjustable plastic containers you used for the traveler hook, push wire and Peterson gear. What are the containers called? Did you get them from Amazon?
Rose Plastics tubes
Where do you get those plastic collapsible containers? I've been searching online but have been coming up empty handed. Anyone know what they're called? That might help.
At 3:30 I immediately went "Ahh, piano wire... The choice of a real pro..." lol
I tell security I’m a magician and escape artist. I have handcuffs in my bag and can demo shimming to escape them. If I don’t have the cuffs I can do a magic trick. This always satisfies them!
awesome tools
I took a locksmith course through Foley Belsaw for a side hobby of sorts. What would you recommend for a good practice kit?
Stayed for the after credits scene again, much better than GoT, wow
Hah, I don't watch GoT but from what I've heard, folk were... unsatisfied. :-)
@@DeviantOllam yeah I watched more pre-S8 analysis than any of the actual series and I was still let down.
Not let down by the cool glowy stuff though 10/10 would 7th grade rave again.
Excellent
Can't find any references to "stepwise testing keys" and "top section" or "all section" keys. ?????
Does the traveler hook come with the case? don't know whether to buy from southern specialties or RTA.
I cant remember the name of it, but film is popular again for a certain technique that computers cant quite mimic. All I remember is it looks bad and is popular in Prague, CZ. So you can still get it fairly readily online.
That first one makes it seem like it was designed like a sonic screwdriver lmao
Completely unrelated to lockpicking etc but I need that first screwdriver. 😀
3:38 as soon as you said piano wire, all I could think was, how much this makes you look like a hitman
Do you have any more information on the all/ top section keys? Like where to learn about or buy the blanks?
It would be cool to get an update to this if anything has changed since then
That Gerber one is a reproduction of the original army Gerber, wish I knew where mine was
More important question how do you get through the airport with these things. I would love to have at least a pocket knife and screwdriver (preferably Sonic) with me but I'm afraid of all the stuff that's even lesser than that getting taken, all it takes is somebody to say I don't like that and mixing another rug machine through (speech to text that is a piece of work, digging through) your bag and who knows what might not make it back.
Put it in your checked bag.
You're the guy they are watching for at international entry points
WELL,THESE ARE THE KIND OF CHANELS THE FBI,CIA,ETC WATCH ALL THE TIME.YOU GUY'S SOUND LIKE YOU NEED TO GO TOO CONFESSION..YOU ALL LEARNING TO PICK YOUR WAY INTO PRISON,LOL...TO SAY THE LEAST.YOUR ALL WAISTING YOUR TIME,CAUSE WITHOUT KNOWING ABOUT ALARM'S,AND SECURITY CAM'S,YOUR IN BIG DOO DOO.AND DONT FORGET THE DISSKYS MAKE UP KIT,THE MUSHTACH,WIG,AND PHONEY EYE GLASSES,LOL..THE PINK PANTHER DUDE WILL COME AFTER YOU.''DONT CARY NOTHING...AND IF YOU DO KNOW WHAT THE LOCK IS,AND DONT TAKE THING'S YOU WONT NEED.PUT IT ALL IN YOUR SECRET HEEL IN YOUR SHOES,AND SKY DIVE ONTO THE BUILDING AT NIGHT,AND BRING YOUR ROPE,WITH THE SCAFEL ON THE END.LEARN TO CLIMB ROPE'S,ACCROSS TOO OTHER BUILD'ING'S,TRAVEL IN THE SEWERS,AND SWIM AT NIGHT WITH NAKID WOMAN.NOW GO TO THE MAN IN THE MOUNTAINS TO LEARN WHY A CAT DONT WALK IN THE RAIN..☼
@@fiddlesticksbessette398 you ok dude?
@FiddleStick's bessette if you are combining "you" and "are" it is spelled "You're." If you are... Yanno, fuckit, you seem too unhinged to grammar properly so it's cool, nevermind
@@iLLeag7e Hey, grammar Nazi, if you're combining "you" and "know" it's spelled "y'know". You might want to check your own illiteracy before shitting on someone else's.
@@iLLeag7e
First: it is (it's) ok to write 'you are' or 'you're'. Both are correct. 'You are' is better in a formal way of writing. Otherwise it is the choice of the writer.
Second: I hate it when people are correcting other persons. I also get corrected sometimes when i write in English, specially by Americans. But what they forget is: I speak (and write) 5 languages.
1: my motherlanguage Dutch
2: English (not American, i write colour and flavour the English style, not the American way color and flavor)
3: German
4: Japanese (not fluently)
5: Sranang-tongo (Surinamese ... also not fluently)
So, you were correcting this person because he wrote 'you are' instead of 'you're'. I am wondering what his motherlanguage is and how many languages he speaks. I bet it is more than you do.
And you, iLLeag7e, how many languages do you speak? Please tell me.
And your talk about doors I noticed you didn't talk about the common paneled doors on houses and how easily those panels are removed and replaced without ever noticing
Tape your contacts off on your batteries, so they don't discharge accidently, also wrapping them in saran wrap prevents leakage bleeding over other items.
Very interesting
I'm going to have to get one of those screw drivers just to play with ;-)
Links in the description. No Amazon affiliations... I just like sharing what I use and enjoy. :-)
I’m like this in a way I bring my tools wherever I go literally just normal common things even my unlock tools I’m a maintenance technician even when I go on trip I take my bag I’d rather have it than not in case you break down or something needs to be fixed or you lock yourself out or someone else does I’m prepared and won’t have to call anyone as long as I got my bag for small things like that old saying if it’s cold you layer up if it gets warmer you can take it off but you can’t take it off if you don’t have it lol he’s just prepared that’s all guys
I've seen those plastic containers you have your tools in that hold big ol' drill bits, but have you found a source of the tubes empty without having to buy a drill bit? Those are pretty handy!
A bit late lol but these things are tossed in the trash in metal shops so you might be able to get a few if you ask
Who sells the UV dust? I am also looking for something like the old Brinks UV security marker which are semi permanent. If you have UV ink you can really screw with someone by spraying the ink on paper currency. Will really screw with bill validaters so use with caution.
All the links are in the doobly-doo. No Amazon affiliate or anything like that, I just like sharing information.
Also i cant believe such quality video doesn't get more views..
I had never heard of a penetration kit that sounds scary
Whats the brand on tube pick? Is there a video you know of , using that one specifically? Thanks
That is a design created by the original guy at a company called Southern Specialties. Richard has retired, but they still produce the pick.
Have you thought about adding the 3-4 most common sockets? I could see times when it might be useful to have
Sockets? Like, he heads?
@@DeviantOllam like for a socketwrench but with an adapter for the screwdriver? I have had situations where you need a counterhold for your pliers... or just something to tighten that bolt thats hard to reach with pliers
@ a lot of screwdrivers are designed so you can slip a closed end wrench over the top to get torque that way.
Is the Wiha 75095 or 75093? The 75095 seems hard to find but i just wanted to double check with you. Thanks. Love your videos by the way!
Does anyone know what those plastic tubes he keeps some of his picks in is called? Been looking but can not find them. I would like some for my EDC and Bugout bags
i kinda expected bump keys, is there a reason there arent any?
What bit did you take out to fit the tamper bit? And why?
That's a clever use for what I presume is end mill packaging
End mill packing? Oh, the tubes?
For the tubes... Rose Plastics
I got some long hex bits in one of those square plastic "tubes".
OMG. Thank you random internet stranger!
I've been looking for that everywhere, but apparently it's in YT comments that I should have looked for the right search terms xD
I think you can buy them from thinkpeterson.com also. For what it's worth
@@TheAndybenton most of their kit comes in those anyway, or at least any that I've bought without cases
What is that slicing hook? I've been looking for something like that. Thanks for posting btw. Great vid!
SEREkit / SEREpick sells it...
www.serepick.com/products/v-cutter.html
@@DeviantOllam Thanks Dev!
Some of the SOG multitools include V cutters as well. I carry the PowerAssist version on my belt pretty much 24/7. www.sogknives.com/powerassist-nylon-pouch.html
Wow...I have these Husky bags in assorted sizes and all I have in mines are lose sockets and my 3/8 extension 🤦🏽♂️
That's cool and everything, but can you actually make it to the Ragged Flagon?