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> I bet you could examine the keypad for wear. The worn keys (or the shiny ones) are the ones for the code. That still doesn't give you the order of the key st
by kleiba 2y ago
> I bet you could examine the keypad for wear. The worn keys (or the shiny ones) are the ones for the code.
That still doesn't give you the order of the key strokes.
- vaylian 2y agoBut it drastically reduces the number of plausible key strokes, so you might just give your luck a try.
- WalterBright 2y agoRight. If it's 4 digits, you have 432 combinations. Exhaustive search then works.
- kleiba 2y agoIf you have 4 unique digits, otherwise it gets even easier. However, for a 6-digit combination, you'd have to try out 720 combinations in the worst case, so that's already quite a bit less feasible. Although given enough time...