"Google I'm Lucky" is determined by an algorithm and not always reliable. That by itself isn't news since it doesn't describe how severe the problem is. I've ha

"Google I'm Lucky" is determined by an algorithm and not always reliable. That by itself isn't news since it doesn't describe how severe the problem is. I've had that the first hit on Dutch Google for locksmith was a scam. That also doesn't describe how severe the problem is. A good argument about this problem contains a careful analysis (probably involves some kind of reliable algorithm runs). As for the lockpicking. The general locks available and in use are mostly security through obscurity these days. Knowledge about how to pick them (or by using a pickgun or '999' key + 'tomahawk') is abundantly available. These locks are meant to slow an attacker down, not stop them. They're a terrible security measure if they're the only layer of defense.