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[old school hiphop intro music]
>> All right, we are here with Deviant Ollam
and Babak Javadi from Red Team Alliance!
>> Hey brother. >> Yeah man.
>> I'm not going to lie, I'm a bit intimidated.
It's like the children were playing
and the grown ups came downstairs.
>> Yeah, the adults are here now.
>> Well, in this case we're going to revisit
something we've talked about on the TV show.
We did a couple of different hotel safes.
We learned about that one super cheap Amazon safe
that you could just bonk on the top and it would open.
>> Oh, this thing's a piece of junk.
>> Some of these brands, you just give them a good wack
and they'll pop open, hang on.
[suspenseful music]
[hand thudding] [suspenseful music]
>> But you guys have a totally different method
that I was unfamiliar with.
>> It doesn't involve like punching a metal case--
>> Not today, no.
We have an actual hospitality safe here.
>> Is that the technical term?
>> It is, it is the technical term and we're going to talk
about both some methods of messing with the electronic stuff
and a secret override.
>> Absolutely. >> I like the word secret!
>> Yes. >> Yeah.
>> I like the word override. [laughs]
>> You might never notice this on a lot of hospitality safes
but now that you're going to be traveling
and checking this out.
The next time you're in a hotel room;
you see this safe right here?
It's got a branding on the front panel.
But it has another bit of branding.
A little extra brass plate.
It's sort of very redundant, like, why do you need
to be so enthusiastic about who you are?
Most hospitality safes have a small metal plate
and it's not there to show their name.
It's there to not show the hidden override key.
>> Whoa. >> What?
>> Wait, that's hiding? >> Something secret!
>> No! >> Hold on!
Oh, oh, wait, wait, wait!
Oh, no, it's loose!
I got it, I got it! >> Oh, you already got it.
I got it. I got it. I got it.
Da da dah!
>> What?
And that's on most of them?
>> Most hotel safes will have that.
>> Cause you always have to have a back up, right?
>> Oh, sure. >> So, in case your,--
>> like the battery. >> anything.
In case all your crappy electronics die,
you still need to have a back up plan for --
>> I'm putting this together, if there's one of these,
that means it could be picked!
Are we going to pick this?
>> In the cheesiest way possible!
With a horrible looking little cross key
rake type tool here.
>> So, not thermite?
>> It's horrendous.
>> For those who understand lock picking
and good quality tools, this is the opposite.
>> We've done a fair bit of lock picking related stuff.
This is the first time I've ever seen a cross key.
Is this? >> Mm hmm.
>> I'm not familiar with this type of lock.
What's going on with the cross action?
>> So, you've had lock picking lawyer
and others on the show before.
Pin tumbler locks have a series of pins
that stick into the keyway.
The blade of the key will ride across them
and they'll move into position.
This is a series of pins but across different axes.
>> Okay >> So the key itself,
would look like a cross.
>> Are they all four axes?
>> In a good cross lock, they are.
>> Wait a minute, you're implying
[laughing] that this is not
a good cross lock.
I see where this is going. >> Yes.
To be clear, good is relative.
I haven't seen-- >> Yeah.
>> By my metric a good cross lock anywhere.
>> Have you seen a hospitality safe that's actually secure?
>> Ish?
>> I've seen ones that are less bad.
>> Yes. >> Less bad, okay.
>> Less bad, we'll go with that.
>> That's the most you can hope for in any hotel room,
is less bad.
>> I keep most of mine in my prison wallet
whenever I'm traveling. >> Oh jeez.
[laughing]
>> Well you can also keep this in your prison wallet.
>> This guy gets it, this guy gets it.
>> So in case you need to get into his hotel safe.
>> This looks a lot like the bump keys
that we played with before.
>> It does. >> Mm hmm.
>> Do you use it as a bump key and hit it in?
>> You could try that, although, honestly just raking it
in and out while giving it a little bit of bias,
a little bit of rotation pressure.
>> Think of it as a combination rake and turning tool.
>> Yeah. >> I don't think
we've ever talked about raking.
For the uninitiated, I guess a bump key,
the idea is you got all of the bumps the same
and so you pop it in and so all the pins go out
at the same moment while a little bit
of torque causes everything to spin.
Is that right?
>> More or less. >> More or less.
You're throwing a lot of randomness at the pins
and hoping to get lucky.
>> And then raking, I assume is, that,
but just trying again and again and again.
>> Yes. >> Can I just try it?
>> Yes!
>> I probably can't do it.
I probably, the adults >> I don't know.
are going to have to--
>> Well, let's lock the safe up first, right?
>> Okay, good call, good call.
>> So, Jason, it's your hotel room.
You come around.
You set the safe with a code.
>> Three to six digits.
Let's see. >> Which would be numbers.
[safe keys beeping]
[laughing]
>> That's a lot of digits. [laughing]
What is he doing?
>> Okay, I got it!
>> It sounds like it's very secure.
>> I think I remembered it too.
Fortunately it's on camera,
>> All right. >> six digits, that's kind
>> All right. >> of maxing my ram there.
>> All right.
>> I've done lock bumping but I haven't done a rake,
but I assume it's the same thing.
You want mild torque but feverish in-and-out action?
[laughs]
>> That's a good way to put it.
>> That's a poor way to phrase it.
[laughing]
Mild torque.
[key scraping]
Oh, no!
Ah, man!
I feel like I almost have it,
but then I'm at least getting it aimed right
and I don't feel like I'm over-torquing it.
But I think this might just be past my skill set.
All right Dev, I'm going to need an adult
to show me how easy this is.
>> DEVIANT: I got nothing.
>> All right! >> You got to do it left handed
just to spite me.
>> Let's see.
[key scraping]
>> I will do it left handed, actually.
Because I am left handed.
[key scraping]
>> Jeez, Louise! [laughing]
>> Got it. [safe beeping]
>> Yeah, righteous! >> That's terrifying!
Are you kidding me? >> Yeah.
>> So, where do you get one of those cross keys?
>> The internet. >> The internet.
>> Of course! >> Yes.
[laughing] >> Yes.
>> So, what does that mean? >> Yes.
Does that mean that we can't trust
hospitality safes? >> No.
>> You can't trust most things in a hotel room.
>> Yeah.
>> Great, okay, so if we want to learn more
about horrifying things that make me scared of everything,
where can we go?
>> Well, if you two want to be a professional ruiner of things,
we actually teach this if you go to redteamalliance.com.
>> I love that their tagline is, ruiner of things.
[laughing]
>> And if you know, people want a tool like this,
maybe it's going to wind up on scam stuff at some point.
>> Hey, oh, look at that.
That's called a generous plug.
These gentlemen, class acts.
>> Uh huh.
>> Brian, there's a lot of weird stuff
on the counter at my local truck stop.
>> I mean what's so weird about buying some VHS head cleaner?
>> Herbal ectasy?
>> Prank call audio tapes?
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[laughing]
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>> That's the trend now, the bandwagon that you've got,
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[laughing]
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>> Well hello beautiful people.
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