First of all there is no need in pointlessly gendering the risks involved. Secondly, if a person is determined enough to look for vulnerabilities in the access

First of all there is no need in pointlessly gendering the risks involved. Secondly, if a person is determined enough to look for vulnerabilities in the access control system, they are determined to do much more. Thirdly, public disclosure more often than not leads to enhanced security down the line, protecting both men and women alike.