Under the Door Tools – Opening Doors for Everyone

A $16 chicken wire and zip tie cage defeats most net projectile-based drone defense products, Bishop Fox shows; only SKYNET's 12-gauge net shells punched through, at the cost of serious safety limits.

A practical guide to silencing the Tastic RFID Thief before a physical penetration test: flip DIP switch SW1-4 on the HID MaxiProx reader to mute badge reads, or desolder the beeper for total silence.

Warns of social engineering as employees return to offices—fake return-to-office emails, help-desk MFA enrollment tricks—citing Verizon DBIR's finding that 85% of breaches involve a human element.

Explains why on-site social engineering engagements need an authorization letter, what contact details and scope it should carry, and how a decoy letter tests whether staff actually verify it.

Pairs the ESPKey Wiegand interceptor with a long-range HID MaxiProx reader to capture and replay badge data over Wi-Fi, offering a hardware-agnostic alternative to classic RFID stealing rigs.

NetSPI refreshes its GPU cracking hardware two years on: a mining-rig case for dev, a rack-mounted production box, ASRock's six-slot H81 PRO BTC motherboard, and cheap USB 3.0 risers.