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however there are cases where an attacker doesn't want to arouse suspicion, and Angle grinders are kind of noticable. This would allow for an attack where the
by raesene9 8y ago
however there are cases where an attacker doesn't want to arouse suspicion, and Angle grinders are kind of noticable.
This would allow for an attack where the lock appears to be operating successfully, but someone has unauthorised access.
- thomasfedb 8y agoFor this reason the scariest bit is the ability to access account information via their online systems - sounds like a map of locks that aren't locks.
- imtringued 8y agoWhy the hell do they store the location data of the locks. Are they secretly selling the location and unlock access to governments?