Firewalls don't stop
a badge clone.
We test the human and physical layer. From tailgating into server rooms to social engineering your help desk, we prove exactly what an attacker can access.
The "Secure" Facility
Breaking the Physical Layer
Digital security is useless if we can walk into your server room. We exploit the gaps between technology and human behavior.
Lock Picking & Bypass
Standard pin-tumbler locks are often picked in seconds. We also use "under-the-door" tools to trigger motion sensors and exit handles from the outside.
Badge Cloning
Using long-range RFID readers, we can clone an employee's access badge from 3 feet away in a coffee shop, then walk right through your turnstiles.
Alarm & Sensor Evasion
Motion sensors and magnetic contacts often have blind spots. We identify and exploit these gaps to move through "secured" zones undetected.
Hacking the Human Element
The strongest firewall can't stop an employee from holding the door open. We test your culture of security by exploiting the desire to be helpful.
Pretexting & Impersonation
"I'm with the HVAC crew" or "I'm the new IT auditor." We create believable cover stories to walk past reception and into secure areas.
Vishing (Voice Phishing)
We call your helpdesk posing as an executive in distress, testing if they'll reset a password or grant remote access without proper verification.
Baiting & USB Drops
Leaving "Payroll_2024.xlsx" on a USB drive in the lobby. We test if your staff plugs unknown devices into the corporate network.
The Human Factor
Tools of the Trade
We use the same hardware and software as real adversaries. From badge cloners to drop-box computers.
WiFi Pineapple
The gold standard for rogue AP attacks and WiFi auditing. We capture credentials and map your wireless perimeter.
USB Rubber Ducky
Keystroke injection tool that types faster than a human. Installs backdoors or exfiltrates data in seconds.
Proxmark3
Advanced RFID/NFC cloning. We copy badges from a distance to bypass physical access controls.
LAN Turtle
A covert "USB Ethernet Adapter" that provides remote access, man-in-the-middle capabilities, and network scanning.
Flipper Zero
Portable multi-tool for radio protocols, access control systems, and hardware debugging.
Lockpicks & Bypass
Professional pick sets, shims, and under-the-door tools to defeat physical locks and latches.
Shark Jack
Portable network auditor. Plug it in, wait for the light, and walk away with a network map.
Screen Crab
Stealthy HDMI man-in-the-middle device to capture video output from servers or workstations.
The Kill Chain
How we execute a controlled operation.
Reconnaissance
OSINT, satellite imagery analysis, and on-site observation of guard shifts, entry patterns, and smoking areas.
Staging
Prepping cover stories, cloning badges, and acquiring uniforms or props (vests, clipboards, ladders) for the pretext.
Infiltration
Execution of the breach. Accessing the target zone (server room, executive office, file storage) and planting evidence.
Escalation
Planting "proof of presence" devices or accessing internal networks from the inside to demonstrate impact.
Reporting
Detailed timeline, photos of the breach, and immediate remediation steps for physical gaps. No fluff, just facts.
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