[28] Door Hinge Bypass Attacks!

Today we take a look at hinges and which ones can be defeated!
Buy a hinge pin removal tool:
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You should already have a traveler hook, but in case you dont:
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[@ypnos1]

Good video. Thanks for putting this together. It's both a blessing and a curse in disguise.

[@LawGPT]

Very informative and nicely produced. I really enjoy your vids.

[@bunyipdan]

I just love that hammerless punch, great explaination......thought you might have mentioned the after market security upgrade - hinge jamb pins. It is always the next question on my mind after seeing effective entry methods....."ok, so how do I prevent this"

[@happyundertaker6255]

Very nice.
In Germany the lift-off hinge is a standard.

[@villian_von_badguy_ii145]

I hadn't seen this tool until not that long ago .. New work on the video

[@NoNameAtAll2]

that feeling when I've never seen any type of hinges other than lift-off ones _in my whole life_

[@BD90..]

Are you going to do a door giveaway after this? Lol

[@BD90..]

@@amihirata Have you checked the dollar store, they sell everything 😀

[@chadrynlopez1044]

can you remove the pins while the door is slightly open?

[@JohnnyQuickdeath]

When I type “then” my phone tries to autocorrect to “TheNotSoCivilEngr”

[@D0TELL]

Criminals love this video

[@hsy831]

Thanks!

[@andorpetrei5649]

Where should we send the coordinates of the photo from the latest OSINT challenge?

[@andorpetrei5649]

@@amihirata ok thank you!

[@rbo350]

jam pin screws

[@EnjoyCocaColaLight]

So.. there's no way to bypass security hinges, or?

[@amihirata]

If you identify the hinges as security hinges, you can’t take the door off them. You can find other methods of entry unrelated to the hinges however

[@elizabethb3436]

Ugg be nice if you showed how a secure door hinge doesnt come out tring to convince husband he doesnt believe

[@amihirata]

Maybe this comment will suffice?
If I'm being honest door hinge attacks are really more of a hassle than anything, I'd be much more worried about easier exploits such as the under door tool than a hinge pin attack. Also security hinges can be bought at home depot for very cheap and actually the industry seems to be making them standard.