Unbelievable Security Flaw in Regular Locks Makes Them Obsolete
Posted by Artem Russakovskii on August 6th, 2006 in Security
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An unbelievable security flaw in locks, this is a very good lockpicking technique, works on at least 90% of all pin locks, very interesting, the man in the video is Barry Wels, a lock and security extrodinaire.
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Shame the video has been taken dowm, i managed to find it on metacafe though.
These kind of tactics are interesting but work on less locks than you might expect, they also take a lot of practice to achieve so the situation is not quite as bad as you think.