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Not immediately obvious to me whether such a thing is more or less secure than your typical consumer door lock for whatever threat model you are concerned about
by d_theorist 6y ago
Not immediately obvious to me whether such a thing is more or less secure than your typical consumer door lock for whatever threat model you are concerned about.
- hunter2_ 6y agoFor neighborhood burglars who pick on you for conventional reasons, it will reduce security by an infinitesimal amount because they probably won't think "oh a smart lock, let's hack that for a quieter entry." For hackers anywhere who don't mind traveling, perhaps a few would think "hey we already got the door unlocked, maybe we can burgle the place, too." Far fetched, but who knows.
- fhars 6y agoThe thread model as stated is "the insurance company notices there is something nonstandard about the lock and denies all claims."