Bypassing Alarms---The Smart Way.
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2016 4:28 am
Now that I'm half the man I used to be with just one leg, I rely on technology more than anything else.
The downside, depending on the system, your required software could be free, or in excess of 5000 American Dollars.
The main upside is that you get the keys to the kingdom with this method and depending on the system type, you can disable it remotely without having to lug around a shit-ton of jamming equipment, look like an asshat in a mylar-bag or cut wires.
The first thing you need to understand is that an alarm is simply something called a PLC. This is short for "Programmable Logic Controller". There are a wide variety of manufacturers and ways to connect to them that are far outside the scope of this. You have a wonderful tool called google. Use it, because each system is going to be different.
So, once you figure out your target controller and connect to it, the first method you ought to attempt is to determine the password. The reason for this is that you're not leaving any traces. If you make major edits to the program to bypass the alarm, you need to spend more time un-doing them as well running the risk of breaking the system.
What you're looking for a comparison block or EQU block as shown in the following photo:
Once you get to this step, you need to look at the "tags" involved in the compare function. Determine which one the password is, and input that at the alarm panel to disable it.
Go inside, walk around, and do whatever. I don't give a fuck--I'm on a terminal run!
The downside, depending on the system, your required software could be free, or in excess of 5000 American Dollars.
The main upside is that you get the keys to the kingdom with this method and depending on the system type, you can disable it remotely without having to lug around a shit-ton of jamming equipment, look like an asshat in a mylar-bag or cut wires.
The first thing you need to understand is that an alarm is simply something called a PLC. This is short for "Programmable Logic Controller". There are a wide variety of manufacturers and ways to connect to them that are far outside the scope of this. You have a wonderful tool called google. Use it, because each system is going to be different.
So, once you figure out your target controller and connect to it, the first method you ought to attempt is to determine the password. The reason for this is that you're not leaving any traces. If you make major edits to the program to bypass the alarm, you need to spend more time un-doing them as well running the risk of breaking the system.
What you're looking for a comparison block or EQU block as shown in the following photo:
Code: Select all
https://imgur.com/a/KTG3R
Go inside, walk around, and do whatever. I don't give a fuck--I'm on a terminal run!