That may be true today while the vast majority of locks are normal locks. But it seems reasonable that would change if the vast majority of locks were IOT locks

That may be true today while the vast majority of locks are normal locks. But it seems reasonable that would change if the vast majority of locks were IOT locks. What's difficult to know, is if there were large market of IOT locks, and much more scrutiny on the companies manufacturing IOT security products, whether that would lead to a reduction in unsophisticated attacks against the products. As of today, it seems many digital locks are just as bad or worse at physical security than traditional locks, and the IOT connectivity opens up new avenues of attack.