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I guess the same apply to home alarm systems that typically use 433/838mhz. Experienced a bit with that at home, and sure, could break into my own house without
by hoppla 4y ago
I guess the same apply to home alarm systems that typically use 433/838mhz. Experienced a bit with that at home, and sure, could break into my own house without tripping the alarm. But I assume the alarm system is able to detect that jamming is occurring, but the alarm company did not send anyone.
The door magnetic sensor is easily bypassed with a strong neodyne magnet, but you most likely need an accomplice as you most close the door while still holding the magnet over the sensor from the outside - might be possible to do it alone if you have two magnets. Found a YouTube video of that in action https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pPsSraQ3wlo https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pPsSraQ3wlo
Next thing I want to try is to blind the motion sensors with strong IR light, but have not found time for that yet.
What I am really paying for is the stickers staying I have an alarm
- 6stringmerc 4y agoMy alarm system can be annoying with false positives from deliveries and people walking by from time to time, but in spite of the maintenance in feeding and poop scooping, the K9 alarm system does have some oxytocin perks. Also might consider a portable electromagnet like used to erase VHS tapes. I’ve got one on the shelf still considering what to exploit with it. I was going to try the car sensors at certain traffic signals but an engineer friend in transportation reminded me interfering with normal equipment operation is a felony if caught…which is why he wouldn’t share his Opticom clone software with me.