Archive for July, 2007
Medeco not so secure after all
Tuesday, July 24th, 2007Medeco locks are immune to bumping, right? Well … actually, now that you mention it, not so much . Marc Tobias reports on a successful compromise of a Medeco M3 lock mechanism using a dummy key blank and a paper clip. To make matters worse, we…
Original post by Habemus plus vis computatoris quam Deus
Bump Keys
Monday, July 23rd, 2007Bump Keys are all over the press - and are a serious security risk. We work with both North Wales and Gwent police and have heard from reliable sources that break-ins are being recorded where bump keys are put down as the method of entry. At the…
Original post by Delynlocks
Episode 5 - Lock Picking - Bump Key
Sunday, July 15th, 2007Episode 5 is the first of our Lock picking series. In this episode we describe how to make and use a bump key to quickly unlock most residential grade locks. Live Stream here Download video here…
Original post by Infinity Exists
Most residential locks vulnerable to “lock bumping”
Saturday, July 14th, 2007Submit: This article includes three videos from local television stations around the U.S. The vast majority of residential door locks are susceptible to a technique known as lock bumping that can be used to quickly and easily unlock residential door…
Original post by Peter H Gregory, CISA, CISSP
Vídeo > Bump Key
Friday, July 13th, 2007Bump Key Abre qualquer porta. Por míseros 2 doláres….
Original post by … s a’ p o r r a ! ! !
What is Lock Bumping?
Thursday, July 12th, 2007HOW DOES BUMP A KEY WORK? basically,a modified key is bumped with a hummer,piece of wood or any type of object to open the lock.the bump key works in a similar way to a pool cue ball hitting another ball-causing both balls to separate.when the pins…
Original post by A to Z Locksmith Los Angeles
