I didn't propose to leave your door unlocked. It was a cynical take on how much hurdle most locked doors are when someone is determined to get access. Maybe I

I didn't propose to leave your door unlocked. It was a cynical take on how much hurdle most locked doors are when someone is determined to get access. Maybe I am that cynical because I attended a lockpicking tutorial once (CCC Camp summer 2003, fun with tech at 37C temperatures, good old times), and as a tech person with some interest in security, learnt my share about social engineering (mostly to pretect myself).