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Deadbolts and chains don't help if you're not in the room, since you can't lock those on the way out. I suppose this is why many rooms have safes as well, altho
by TheCraiggers 8y ago
Deadbolts and chains don't help if you're not in the room, since you can't lock those on the way out. I suppose this is why many rooms have safes as well, although I'm sure those are riddled with security defects too, like everything else.
- emodendroket 8y agoI'm sure there's a way for the hotel management to just open those regardless of your passcode.
- dogma1138 8y agoMany of them don’t have a back or the back slides out the only thing you need is to unscrew a few screws often wood screws since hotels love screwing them to a shelf in the closet. Master passkeys also work on most safes.
- teagoat 8y agoUsually as easy as trying the default master password https://gizmodo.com/5837561/can-000000-secretly-open-your-hotel-safe https://gizmodo.com/5837561/can-000000-secretly-open-your-ho... https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/hotel-room-safes-master-code-default-override-hack-security-thieves-use-a8177831.html https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/hotel-r...