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Piling on to the misreported news, are the door locks themselves actually network devices? I was under the impression that the door locks were static devices a
by saalweachter 10y ago
Piling on to the misreported news, are the door locks themselves actually network devices? I was under the impression that the door locks were static devices and the key cards were reprogrammed to say "let me into this room".
Can a malicious agent actually prevent previously working key cards from working (during the guest's stay - I know there is a time limit encoded on the key cards) or just prevent new cards from being programmed?
- niklasrde 10y agoI don't think this can be the case - what if you lose a key card/have it taken from you: In order to deactivate it you'd need to somehow tell the lock that that card is not valid anymore. I have had that happen to me, and at least in that instance nobody had to come and reprogram the lock.