An open source Lock picking robot. Basically, there are many skeleton keys in use (the most common example is the TSA 007, which is bad). Having one key which can open MANY different locks, especially ...

A note to Dutch innkeepers: If you are going to host a convention of lock pickers, and you promise them free Wi-Fi, it is probably a futile gesture to then require ...

The key was invented about 6,000 years ago, and while its mechanics have changed over time, the original concept has shaped how we keep our valuables safe — physically and digitally. "People use the ...

The sound of your key being inserted into the lock gives attackers all they need to make a working copy of your front door key. The next time you unlock your front door, it might be worth trying to ...

The sound of a key sliding into a lock could be enough information to potentially create a copy of that key and open the lock – that's the conclusion of researchers who've been investigating ...

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