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Security is an interesting thing. I always tend to default to the easiest path. In the case of inexpensive consumer safes the easiest path tends to be smackin
by patcheudor 11y ago
Security is an interesting thing. I always tend to default to the easiest path. In the case of inexpensive consumer safes the easiest path tends to be smacking the safe in the right spot to cause the locking solenoid to bounce or going after the "backup lock" which is used for access in the event of an electronic lock failure. Here's a video I posted several years ago on YouTube on how to open the wall safe in my house. Radial, aka tubular pin locks are pretty much broken by design. I've never met one I couldn't pick with a business-card.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E13H7NAGnPI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E13H7NAGnPI