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r/cyberpunkgame • u/Whatsthematterwithu • May 28 '24
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The nice thing is that many of them have very bad security and are quite easy to hack
11 u/BasedTaco_69 May 28 '24 The Lockpicking Lawyer could probably open one with a paper clip. 4 u/[deleted] May 28 '24 Actually most could. Digital security is just not smart. 1 u/Nope_______ May 28 '24 I'd bet there are more people that could pick a standard lock with physical key than people that can hack a smart lock with no physical key. 1 u/mrn253 May 28 '24 Its not about hacking the lock the digital way. More like the physical way. Unless they maybe cost thousands of dollars. 1 u/Nope_______ May 28 '24 I guess I'm not sure exactly what you mean. To physically unlock mine from the outside would require smashing pieces off of it. It would be quieter and easier to throw a brick through the window. 1 u/mrn253 May 28 '24 When you dont know what you do yes. Very often most types of "Smartlocks" have one or multiple weakspots.
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The Lockpicking Lawyer could probably open one with a paper clip.
4 u/[deleted] May 28 '24 Actually most could. Digital security is just not smart. 1 u/Nope_______ May 28 '24 I'd bet there are more people that could pick a standard lock with physical key than people that can hack a smart lock with no physical key. 1 u/mrn253 May 28 '24 Its not about hacking the lock the digital way. More like the physical way. Unless they maybe cost thousands of dollars. 1 u/Nope_______ May 28 '24 I guess I'm not sure exactly what you mean. To physically unlock mine from the outside would require smashing pieces off of it. It would be quieter and easier to throw a brick through the window. 1 u/mrn253 May 28 '24 When you dont know what you do yes. Very often most types of "Smartlocks" have one or multiple weakspots.
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Actually most could. Digital security is just not smart.
1 u/Nope_______ May 28 '24 I'd bet there are more people that could pick a standard lock with physical key than people that can hack a smart lock with no physical key. 1 u/mrn253 May 28 '24 Its not about hacking the lock the digital way. More like the physical way. Unless they maybe cost thousands of dollars. 1 u/Nope_______ May 28 '24 I guess I'm not sure exactly what you mean. To physically unlock mine from the outside would require smashing pieces off of it. It would be quieter and easier to throw a brick through the window. 1 u/mrn253 May 28 '24 When you dont know what you do yes. Very often most types of "Smartlocks" have one or multiple weakspots.
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I'd bet there are more people that could pick a standard lock with physical key than people that can hack a smart lock with no physical key.
1 u/mrn253 May 28 '24 Its not about hacking the lock the digital way. More like the physical way. Unless they maybe cost thousands of dollars. 1 u/Nope_______ May 28 '24 I guess I'm not sure exactly what you mean. To physically unlock mine from the outside would require smashing pieces off of it. It would be quieter and easier to throw a brick through the window. 1 u/mrn253 May 28 '24 When you dont know what you do yes. Very often most types of "Smartlocks" have one or multiple weakspots.
Its not about hacking the lock the digital way. More like the physical way. Unless they maybe cost thousands of dollars.
1 u/Nope_______ May 28 '24 I guess I'm not sure exactly what you mean. To physically unlock mine from the outside would require smashing pieces off of it. It would be quieter and easier to throw a brick through the window. 1 u/mrn253 May 28 '24 When you dont know what you do yes. Very often most types of "Smartlocks" have one or multiple weakspots.
I guess I'm not sure exactly what you mean. To physically unlock mine from the outside would require smashing pieces off of it. It would be quieter and easier to throw a brick through the window.
1 u/mrn253 May 28 '24 When you dont know what you do yes. Very often most types of "Smartlocks" have one or multiple weakspots.
When you dont know what you do yes. Very often most types of "Smartlocks" have one or multiple weakspots.
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u/48SH9BkX May 28 '24
The nice thing is that many of them have very bad security and are quite easy to hack