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It boils down to assessing the threat level and the risk level. Threat: Hacker owning vendor and selling info on darknet Threat likelyhood: 1% Risk: All valua
by sdoering 5y ago
It boils down to assessing the threat level and the risk level.
Threat: Hacker owning vendor and selling info on darknet
Threat likelyhood: 1%
Risk: All valuables being stolen.
Risk value: High if you keep a few kilograms of gold in your home. But basically depends on your possessions.
When we were burglared while sleeping a few years back the perp entered through a window. It was the last window not switched to a new one more secure. It took him around 15 seconds to enter. He left with the DSLR, a TV, clothes, a few valuables lying around and my SO's purse. Additionally, because traditionally her car keys were by the door on ground level he could grab them and put everything into her car and leave.
Nowadays our purses and keys never stay downstairs when we go to sleep.
I think the risk profile for traditional break ins is way higher than the risk from a smart lock (not that we have any).