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flakeloaf posted:sounds like a mul-t-lock, but i've only ever seen those on mall shop doors and evidence vaults my parents home has had a lock like that for at least a decade, in rural latvia. the only place that is able to forge a key like that is some fancy pants service centre in the capital
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Krankenstyle posted:all locks can be picked great channel for this conversation because every time he gets an unmodified lock more sophisticated than a home depot kwikset it's from a fan in Europe or Japan
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vOv posted:it's basically trivial to pick most locks but i'm still gonna lock my door Lock chattin': The the plug (the lock-pussy for the key-dick) on my trunk lock has become unmoored and is rotating freely in the cylinder. 
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from that awesome channel from earlier: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IJWV8wrJSY mine is similar to this, but the key is about twice as long and ~50% fatter and filled with pinholes  i'd post a pic of it but i'm paranoid and can't find a good pic on google images. i'll be home in a couple hours and try to find the exact model cinci zoo sniper posted:my parents home has had a lock like that for at least a decade, in rural latvia. the only place that is able to forge a key like that is some fancy pants service centre in the capital yeah, to get a new key made for mine i need the original key and a chip+pin style card that has some data on it, forging it without that is supposedly a gigantic pain and it's easier to just break the door and install a new lock. Truga fucked around with this message at 16:25 on Jan 16, 2018 |
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Jabor posted:From what I hear of American door looks, you can bust 'em open in a few seconds with a rake. considering the quality of door materials in the US, this is correct in two ways 
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:I'm assuming your talking about a tubular lock? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egtn7swD_Jg
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ymgve posted:considering the quality of door materials in the US, this is correct in two ways i too am an immoral pleasure seeker
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the old 386 we had had one of those tubular locks, for locking the keyboard. it took us kids less than a day of locked computer to figure out we could unlock it with a literal toothpick
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the laptop dock i use at work has a key but whether its engaged or not you can just remove the laptop no problem. great lock.
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it has a nice light indicating its locked tho so i can appear safe
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been a while since i've gotten the "what cable lock should i use to secure the laptop to my cubicle, the structure that can be disassembled by hand" question
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i almost got a cable then i thought for three seconds and decided it was useless. this dock at least has a purpose besides "failing to lock computer"
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necrotic posted:the laptop dock i use at work has a key but whether its engaged or not you can just remove the laptop no problem. great lock. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsVtHqICeKE
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lol. the web is the worst for UI.
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huh apparently my locks are swedish abloys that cant be picked, but you can just do this instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tc8LJiBuOc
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flakeloaf posted:been a while since i've gotten the "what cable lock should i use to secure the laptop to my cubicle, the structure that can be disassembled by hand" question cable locks are to prevent someone from just casually walking away with the laptop. hopefully not a threat model relevant to a workplace (other than a lovely coop space I guess?), but the durability of the thing you're attaching the laptop too isn't particularly relevant
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Truga posted:from that awesome channel from earlier: Truga posted:the key is some elaborate 3d thing with ball bearings and poo poo in it
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Plorkyeran posted:cable locks are to prevent someone from just casually walking away with the laptop. hopefully not a threat model relevant to a workplace (other than a lovely coop space I guess?), but the durability of the thing you're attaching the laptop too isn't particularly relevant neither is the durability of the cable for those same reasons, so i don't much care for the question
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Has anyone come up with a way to detect the microcode support for Spectre mitigation on Windows besides the powershell module? My SCCM guys aren't pushing powershell version upgrades so I have a mixed bag of 5.1/5.0/4/3 and I think 5+ added the install-module cmdlet.
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:Has anyone come up with a way to detect the microcode support for Spectre mitigation on Windows besides the powershell module? My SCCM guys aren't pushing powershell version upgrades so I have a mixed bag of 5.1/5.0/4/3 and I think 5+ added the install-module cmdlet. see the "PowerShell Verification using a download from Technet (Earlier OS versions/Earlier WMF versions)" https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4072698/windows-server-guidance-to-protect-against-the-speculative-execution also an update on triton https://www.midnightbluelabs.com/blog/2018/1/16/analyzing-the-triton-industrial-malware
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https://twitter.com/saucissonsec/status/953231476195299329 yeah, 100k to space out a list with some headings
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Cool, thanks much.
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http://fortune.com/2018/01/09/wag-dog-walking-app-exposed-lock-codes/ A popular app that connects dog owners and dog walkers accidentally revealed the lock box codes of at least 50 users, and the home addresses of at least 100. The information was posted on the website of Wag, an app that connects dog owners with walkers, the Wall Street Journal reports. The Journal said its reporters had viewed the records of more than 100 customers, including 50 lockbox codes, but that new records had appeared at least every day, meaning the total number could potentially be much larger.
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Krankenstyle posted:huh apparently my locks are swedish abloys that cant be picked, but you can just do this instead: Assa Abloy locks are p. nice and I am not saying that just because we spent several years researching methods to compute key shapes for master-key systems in reasonable time.
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:ah you made it sound far more inventive than dimple keys when you said: ah, yeah, sorry. dimple key is the word I needed, i didn't know the english word. mine has 7 pins and the ball bearing thing Vvvv: they're pretty universal here these days for most public facing doors Truga fucked around with this message at 19:19 on Jan 16, 2018 |
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Truga posted:ah, yeah, sorry. dimple key is the word I needed, i didn't know the english word. mine has 7 pins and the ball bearing thing i've never seen dimple keys used for houses or apartments in the US but i think that's more because they're a massive pain in the rear end to copy / re-key, i've seen them plenty of times for stuff like lockboxes or padlocks or w/e 
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Chris Knight posted:
its less than one day of trump flying to the "winter white house"
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Have there been any audits on BT/keypad locks? I’d love to get one but as a consumer I have no information as to the security of them.
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Raere posted:Have there been any audits on BT/keypad locks? I’d love to get one but as a consumer I have no information as to the security of them. They're as secure as your posting is good. Hth.
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Schadenboner posted:They're as secure as your posting is good. Hth. Bit of a stretch
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just for fun, here are some photos of some interesting taiwanese house keys I took a while back  this key extends with a little button:  
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meatpotato posted:just for fun, here are some photos of some interesting taiwanese house keys I took a while back my apartment is an audi  i was at a hotel a bit ago where they still used keys. the keys themselves didnt have any teeth and looked sorta like key blanks. instead, they had a pattern of small circular dot indentations along the sides. it looked like theyd been in service for quite a while because the indentations were showing wear in the direction that the key gets inserted
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meatpotato posted:just for fun, here are some photos of some interesting taiwanese house keys I took a while back don't just take people's house keys man that's rude
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ate all the Oreos posted:don't just take people's house keys man that's rude booo
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Raere posted:Have there been any audits on BT/keypad locks? I’d love to get one but as a consumer I have no information as to the security of them. if you're not a priori assuming they're stupid gimmicks, I don't know what to tell ya
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