Re: [PEN-TEST] Slightly OT, chassis alarms anyone?

["Rhodes, Brian PFC--3SIG" <Brian.Rhodes () HOOD ARMY MIL>]

thats easy, you can just look online for a quick electronic schematic of
something that will sound off when contact is broken in the circuit, attach
one end to the metal frame, and the other to the part of the case that comes
off...make sure the contacts touch...when the contacts are broken it will
sound off an alarm or set off a light....this is a good do it yourselfer

PFC Brian W. Rhodes
Automater and Webmaster
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~-----Original Message-----
~From: Brian Russo [mailto:brusso () PHYS HAWAII EDU]
~Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 1:22 AM
~To: PEN-TEST () SECURITYFOCUS COM
~Subject: [PEN-TEST] Slightly OT, chassis alarms anyone?
~
~
~Anyone have any recommendations for relatively inexpensive
~chassis intrusion
~alarms? I could have just done a search on google, but I'd
~rather hear from
~people who've actually used these rather than reading a bunch
~of marketing
~propaganda.
~
~Just want something to slip inside an ATX case.
~
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