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Unencrypted Bluetooth is the least of the problems with "smart" locks. All too often, a simple permanent magnet is all that's needed to pop the relay that contr
by flyinghamster 6y ago
Unencrypted Bluetooth is the least of the problems with "smart" locks. All too often, a simple permanent magnet is all that's needed to pop the relay that controls the lock's solenoid.
Obligatory LockPickingLawyer: https://youtu.be/XXW27KKHtc8 https://youtu.be/XXW27KKHtc8
- ziml77 6y agoIsn't that only possible if the relay is stupidly placed on the outside? All of the control should happen on the other side of the door, with the entry device simply feeding the input over.