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As an alternative, I find Lockly to be an awesome asset for my household. I regularly hack my Lockly locks via Bluetooth and wireless. It’s holding up pretty
by egberts1 5y ago
As an alternative, I find Lockly to be an awesome asset for my household.
I regularly hack my Lockly locks via Bluetooth and wireless.
It’s holding up pretty good.
https://lockly.com/ https://lockly.com/
- netizen-936824 5y agoHow secure is their fingerprint reader? More secure than the ones on mobile decides I hope?
- egberts1 5y agoeveryone that walked through the front door has been asked at least once to try the fingerprint mechanisms (as an unregistered finger) and failed (zero false positive). Unfortunately, my wife’s fingerprint is scrubbed shallow from excessive hand washing and gets a false negative quite often. Otherwise, one has to remember the orientation and angle of finger consistently to get near 100% of the time. And experience gets you there. The part that I like best is the number pad gets scrambled each time you pressed a key while entering in your digits (4 to 8 digits): the glass plate would then offer no clue as to what are the most frequent positions are. Furthermore, any shoulder surfer would be thoroughly stymied by a set of three digits to each of the keypad positions (of which one of the 3 digits has the correct digit, other two got randonly chosen).
- vizzah 5y agoyou regularly attempt to hack? and they're holding up? or you regularly manage to actually hack them? In such case how this asset can be awesome? =)
- egberts1 5y agoI hack without a key and i get rebuffed in all my attempts. I hack with my KNOWN keys (which gets scrambled) to get in.
- ThePowerOfFuet 5y agoThe weak spot on those is the shitty pin-tumbler cylinder, which you can bypass in seconds.
- egberts1 5y agothose are quite easy to fix with toothpick and superglue.