The security toolbox got a legitimate chuckle.

@djotter

4 жыл бұрын

The chloroform and a rag is a nice feature

This is exactly the kind of stuff I want from this channel. Would love to see more ways to own your tech without letting the tech own you!

Ryan the secret genius behind Level1Techs..... Give us more Ryan!

@sethw9979

4 жыл бұрын

o.O

@MakisOfEquinox

4 жыл бұрын

Yes please

@miesesomar

4 жыл бұрын

@@MakisOfEquinox no, you shouldn't mainline 100% pure Ryan. Is dangerous.

@MakisOfEquinox

4 жыл бұрын

@@miesesomar well sir.....i like danger

@wobblysauce

4 жыл бұрын

More videos.

Ryan realizing how secure from the government he actually is is kinda heartbreaking.

@TheNefastor

3 жыл бұрын

That moment when people realize they shouldn't laugh too hard at North Korea 😅

You've filmed this in your pajamas, I respect that.

10:47 "And it found the..." "Mrreaowww"

The Zigbee sensors briefly mentioned actually all have AES-256 encryption

@donaldviszneki8251

4 жыл бұрын

More upvotes please

Very Cool! I'd love to see more content like this. I did something similar recently with 433MHz temp sensors. Initially, like you do here, I used rtl_433 and piped it to a database to query on for graphing etc. However, I soon realized that the data coming from rtl_433 was much more useful if I piped it into an MQTT broker. This creates a hub of sorts for all of the 433 devices/events. You can connect all the other services you may want to the MQTT broker to use that real time data in whatever way you want. For instance, Telegraf watching MQTT and populating InfluxDB that you can then use with Grafana, or stand up NodeRed and have it watch MQTT to trigger other events or interact with HomeAssistant, or just connect to MQTT like an API with whatever custom scripts/apps you want to write, etc etc. Anyway, just my unsolicited 2¢. Great stuff, keep up the good work!

Yea good luck Asrock selling an x299 board....

@cj09beira

4 жыл бұрын

poor aibs stuck with those boards

@DrathVader

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck selling anything X299 now when Threadrippers are out.

@aidanjt

4 жыл бұрын

I mean... I might buy one for €50.

@starcitizen890j5

4 жыл бұрын

Do intel even sell CPU’s any more? If so to who??????

@Jaker788

4 жыл бұрын

@@starcitizen890j5 Servers that aren't ready to switch yet due to whatever reason, fanboys, and rare use case for maximum single core clock.

Perfect timing on this. I was going to stumble through this myself but you did the hard part for me. Thanks

This is the kind of content I'd love to see more of from you guys

More of this and Ryan! Love all the content y'all provide. 🧡

Thanks for the effort and sharing.

28:02 Grizzle is definitely the type to monitor your back door... Poor Sarah

Nice cut Wendell! Love the content keep it up

What's that? you won't let me inside your house? let me just slip the local judge a couple of hundred bucks and get a search warrant.

@LeonWhites_Darkspace

4 жыл бұрын

Hostile they bought an automated system now, no judge bribing required.

@awesomecomputers7076

4 жыл бұрын

Now more like a few grand a few hundred dollars won't get ya far

@MatthewHensley8304

4 жыл бұрын

LOL its not even that hard! they can just claim anything they want to come right on in and you the individual is totally helpless and compliant to their authority

@MatthewHensley8304

4 жыл бұрын

@@awesomecomputers7076 its more like a lie on a form which gives them access to that warrant! just go ask the Tuttles from Texas ohh wait you cant the police shot n killed them after lying on a statement saying there was massive amounts of drugs in their house when there wasn't! then the police tried hard to cover up the two murders along with the lie on the form.... NO JUDGE REQUIRED

Ryan looking into the abyss in the opening monologue :-/

This was a really interesting video! I loved it

This is one of the most motivational videos for me to do the SQL training i have been eyeing off.

This is pretty amazing Ryan, didn't know you could mess that much with these kinds of devices

I would love to see a whole series of these home security videos from ryan, really interesting stuff and ryan is also a great host, very funny.

Really great vid. Just enough detail with not too much handholding. I had no idea those little usb SDRs were so useful.

One of the reasons I love this channel is how self aware you guys are

I get your sense of humour and like the content. Good, you helped Steve from GN, this is how I came across your channel. Right on time as I need to learn more about Linux.

More of this type of content please!

I love how one can never be sure if you're a demented hillbilly, fascinatingly inventive or pure genius

Tool box - Fire arm's... "check" condoms... "check" SDR_ Raspberry Pie box... "check" - Ready for anything!! BTW - Just started playing with PHP and this is a perfect size project to learn a bit of something, its interesting and without being overwhelmed... Thank You very Much - made my day!

I love the way you sold us the level1forums!

Acttuuuuaaalllllyyyyy..... the Kentucky Supreme court (and others) have ruled multiple times that smell does not constitute probable cause. Worth knowing.

Security in home, 120mm canon(check) ar15(check) security shit from amazon (unchecked)

rtl_433 has MQTT built, so you can pipe to home assistant that has integrations like aliarmo, that has prebuilt security scenarios.

oh i was thinking Ryan's new house was a 50 year old stack of wood planka in the Kentucky wild.

Correction on the Jamming, DSC and Honeywell use a report back and check in function. The base-station forces a check back on a timed loop, if the wireless sensor does not report back with in X time frame or after x time of an event it will set a fault light. IF the system is armed it will call the central station and set a no report fault, which should be handle with a "are you home call" or "do we need to send a officer to check it out". I'm a medically retired security specialist, and I always recommend hard wiring everything you can and then backing it up with wireless. Also the "second" wireless system you talked about at the opening of the video it called a GSM system. These are Cell tower basic radios for connecting with the central station and also work with the report back system, so if the system is armed and someone is jamming the GSM it will also show a non report back fault at the central station and cause them to call you. You can also get GSM's that use a prepayed SIM card that will let your system text or email events in your system to you. We used them to setup HAI (HAI is being shut down) and ELK smart homes for people looking to handle their own "central station" duty's (basically self monitor) .

CAT: MEOW!!!!!!!! MEOW!!!!!!!! Translation: Human! LET ME IN! I CAN HEAR YOU!

Holy crap you found chloroform in your toolbox!? I found a fully built AR15 in my Dunkin Donuts box this morning!

Excellent video!

Love Ryan's living room, modern and calming decorating.

very informative video, I´ll admit I know really nothing about programing so it was pretty new stuff for me, yet I knew it was possible but I do not know the steps. Great video Ryan ... und tschau tschau

Excellent, I want more offline home security videos.

Well made video Mr Ryan

With as loud as that window was to open and close, you don't need an alarm to know if it's open.

"Advertiser friendly" $skank_window Ded

@exitioregem8466

4 жыл бұрын

oof, whats that?

@djotter

4 жыл бұрын

@@exitioregem8466 25:21 print ‘The beast is loose’

@ekatss2620

4 жыл бұрын

I died when I read that script. XD

I own a physical security company, I do like the qolsys panels and sensors..like any other type of security you need layers and layers, oh, and preferably an item or two like retrieved from the displayed tool box. :)

I don't think Ryan has much furniture in his home. Echo.

The last 2 minutes are gold!!!

I loved that security box.

If only Ryan Did a UDEMY course or something id buy that.

Casually pulls handgun out of security box. Magnificently appropriate.

Priceless

Thanks!

If you don't know the exact frequency you can use URH Univesal Radio Hacker it's spectrum analyzer together with that rtl2832 dongle. It's GUI and is present in most ditros main repositories (at least in openSuse is present)

I would like to see these sensors linked up with the security camera from a video Wendell did a while back, for a whole home security setup.

a mildly interesting video from level one, its been a while

Good job!

SECURITY MONITORS HATE HIM! Monitor your own home with this one simple trick!

What you told us: Cool DIY alarm system for your home using pre existing parts common on MANY HOMES. What I heard, saw and learned: How to create a mobile fishing station and disable peoples alarm sensors without any pre existing knowledge of their system.

Knowing my wife, I guarantee she wants a push notification on toilet seat close event. fml ... LOL

@Theorica

4 жыл бұрын

Well to be fair, (and I'm a guy), flushing with the seat up is just filthy and gross anyway. Do yourself a favour and look up toilet plume. I'll bet your wife will be ecstatic the moment you finish reading! 8)

I appreciate you did this in pajama pants

First thing o thought was using Splunk to feed the data from the sensors, that thing can ingest data in json, log, custom files, etc. And it's a cool way to show off your data in fancy pants graphics.

slightly different concern about home security, Smarter Every Day has a video about using lasers to trigger home devices such as a thermostat to change temperature or a garage door opener to open the door.

We all know Ryan's house has an automated turret gatling gun thing with a high cyclic rate..

That intro was phenomenal

I don't know shit about this sort of thing but I give a like and share and watch the full video to give support for Ryan based content, esp when pistols make cameos.

The smart things zigbee device you showed does actually feature encryption on its packets once it’s joined a network. I don’t believe it’s very good and can be broken, but it is something. I don’t believe that zwave however does.

Love the security box, you can sure secure someone with it. ;)

Where is the video on duplicating the signal to see if you could cause the alarm to go off remotely? Then also to see if you could broadcast loudly on the same frequency to jam/block the signal when a event happens?

DSC - WS4945 is Model of sensor he using if anyone's interseted

The FCC website can be daunting for a new user to navigate, because of its complexity and size. Samy Kamkar's friend created www.fcc.io just for this purpose.. Well he did it for people getting into Software Defined Radio & its pretty awesome . All you do is type a portion of the FCC id and you'll get your datasheet and references parsed from the actual FCC site, fcc.io runs on 'github pages'.

speaking of certain plants many growers used to have a tamper switch with GSM back in the day that would alert them via SMS if someone broke in :D gotta love ryan and his healthy scepticism, also, i dig the 4:3 ratio :)

That's an ad... Wait, it's actually not! What a pleasant surprise.

Security is all about feeling.

I AM ENTERTAINED!

The Ryan videos are the best PogChamp

They need to be spread spectrum frq. With hop frq capability. With that it transverse to a frq spectrum not being jammed.

Also, thanks for describing me at the end..... LOL

Well , less than 3:30 into this video and I knew I had found my new favorite channel. In all honesty I am surprised almost everyday by the level of intelligence. enlightenment and general understanding that people demonstrate with seemingly little effort. This is especially true for subject matter related to tech and more true still for anything involving rights and freedoms. However, it is rare that something like this comes along and is PLEASANTLY surprising which gives me a slight boost to my faith in humanity and the road to hell the world is intent on traveling. In fact it seems to have upgraded to mag-lev rail system in recent years which makes it even more important to have a security system like this with no subscription "service" monitoring every detail of your home which they totally, never, ever store on a servers in Utah and China because like you said, we have rights and a Constitution that prevents things like that from happening. So, I subscribed and set alerts but wish I had found this channel sooner. Oh well, guess I get to binge the past videos all weekend so it does have a silver lining.

I don't need to know if my windows are open, I just need to know if anything bigger than a cat is moving in my house and then just CCTV feeds front and back with movement detection. Preferably wired with WiFi backup to make them think it stopped working.

Some of us like to watch the terminal do its thing, so when typing commands it normal speed in the video. I can't tell whether you're typing a command or if something is executing.

I'm 2 minutes in and I am laughing my ass off. This is exactly what I expected from you, Ryan :D

I am currently sitting on a 433MHz decoding project and you just showed me the cheat code. Oof

The beast is loose! lol.

Don't forget to put an alarm to your fridge, you never will know when someone at 3 AM will sneak to steal your precious cookies.

@mahbs

4 жыл бұрын

Why are your cookies in the fridge?

@mikes2381

4 жыл бұрын

Disable on 12/24 and re-enable on 12/26.

Ryan's house is apparently too far out for an interior decorator to stop by ;)

Sarah just doesn't understand how good she has it having this person as a protector. xD

ace I was waiting for you to attach a ridiculously loud alarm of some kind.... hmmm what voltage is a train horn??

7mins for the gun, longer than expected. Muricans

So what you're saying is just have a wired system. Jamming? Not effective. Broadcasting a louder signal at 433 MHz? IDC, I'm checking continuity physically. A stronger magnet in just the right place? My one of a couple weaknesses! Nooooo! Still the same weakness on that wireless one though, so...

First Python, then PHP.... the four horsemen of the apocalypse are gathering....

Lockpickinglawyer made a video about how to defeat these kinds of systems wireless transmission. Also, frequently the FCC doesn't do the testing, instead they get one of a few different companies to do the testing for them.

@RyTrapp0

4 жыл бұрын

If you base your security on LPL's videos, you're never going to use ANY kind of security device - still waiting for something that he isn't capable of working around with a little studying Security isn't meant to be impossible to defeat - because that's impossible - it's meant to be a DETERRENT, to tell a criminal to move on to another EASIER target. That's the entire point of putting the "protected by" sign in your yard, not to tell them whose hardware they should Google how to bypass, but to say "you're going to spend more time trying to bypass my security system than it will take you to break into my neighbor's unprotected house". Furthermore, the criminal doesn't know the extent of your security system. That's great that the window sensor can be bypassed - but not knowing about my motion activated camera inside the room you're crawling into is going to get you your ass handed to you. All of this is why you hear LPL reference how long it takes him to, say, pick a lock - because NO lock is impossible to defeat, but if it takes a criminal so long to defeat that they can't possibly bypass it quick enough to avoid being caught, then it doesn't matter that it isn't impossible to defeat. Besides, even shitty security is more effective than ZERO security

Nice project, but remember that a 433 MHz device can be easily jammed with a 15$ amateur radio handset..

7:25 Raspberri pie with a Powerbank between the wall and the device will do the trick, battery life is ridiculously good.

Pretty sure my cat disguise can defeat any security system Ryan puts on his home.

Is it me or is that introduction with Wendell's voice way better sound than usual?

Nice

Only one man would dare give me the raspberry...

RTL SDR can do much much more, it is a wonderful tool to play with. The link to the website that makes these but also is a hub for all things SDR: www.rtl-sdr.com/ Pretty basic setup, you could connect this Grafana and Kibana, get notifications without manual setup etc.

I HATED my ADT thing. It was $140 every 2 months. I bought a bunch of Ring monitoring things before Ring was bought out and rolled my own. It's not monitored but it will alert me and I'm fine with that.

this could be so much more fun if he was drinking "Drunken Tutorial with Ryan Bought to you be drunken news"

I need that specific set of tools in my toolbox 🤣😂

There are windows builds for rtl_433 program.