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Because an electrical lock has a wider attack surface. Instead of attacking the key itself, you can try to disrupt the electronics to cause the lock to open its
by user-the-name 5y ago
Because an electrical lock has a wider attack surface. Instead of attacking the key itself, you can try to disrupt the electronics to cause the lock to open itself, which is sometimes easier, even a lot easier.
- gsliepen 5y agoOr worse, they do a very good job on the electronics, but forget about basic mechanics. The LPL has lots of examples of that as well.