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Would fast and heavy internal gyros be a feasible alternative to bolting? I'm thinking that if the safe cannot be reoriented across all three axis, it'll be ver
by yarg 9y ago
Would fast and heavy internal gyros be a feasible alternative to bolting? I'm thinking that if the safe cannot be reoriented across all three axis, it'll be very hard to move.
- DiabloD3 9y agoAnd then I just cut the power to the building.
- toomuchtodo 9y agoPolice response is what, 6 minutes? Can you open the safe in 6 minutes after cutting the power? Probably not.
- DiabloD3 9y agoCut communications hardlines to the building, and also use a cell scrambler.
- sargun 9y agoIf a building has that level of protection, I'd hope its fail closed not open.
- closeparen 9y agoThat, and the overall physical security standards require the communication lines to be buried in concrete. Ross Anderson's Security Engineering has a fun chapter on this topic.
- JCharante 9y agodeadman switch?
- donavanm 9y agoSerious safes are in the neighborhood of $5-10,000 and weigh 2-4,000+ lbs. proper concrete anchors are maybe $100 and another 1-2hrs of installation time. Thats a hard roi to beat.