MIT Guide to Lockpicking

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The Lockdown: Locked, but not secure (Part I) -- Engadget Noted security expert Marc Weber Tobias contributes a new column, The Lockdown, exposing the shoddy security you may depend on. The Bump Key: A new old threat to the security of mechanical locks The most popular locking mechanism in the world utilizes the pin tumbler design, first developed 4000 years ago in Egypt and then rediscovered and perfected a century and a half ago by Linus Yale. In 2004, this relatively old technique of opening locks was rediscovered by the European locksmith community in Germany and other countries. There is significant misunderstanding about the bumping technique, what locks are affected, and which products will provide real security against this threat. I interviewed and videotaped the eleven year old girl at the lock picking village at DEFCON who demonstrated how she could quickly open a popular cylinder. Definition of terms and how a pin tumbler locks works In the modern pin tumbler lock, each chamber contains a spring, top pin and bottom pin. Comments

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Knots-guide View topic - Making my(your) own lock picks. DIY Time to transfer. First I had to clean off my feelers. I used Trichlorotrifluoroethane. It worked really well and you can usually find something similar in electrical contact cleaner. My bottle is like 20 years old and the EPA would probably skin me alive if they knew I still had an original bottle.I didn’t bother to change the surface of the feeler gauge. It didn’t seem to be a problem with the bonding process in the end. Then I printed out the templates and cut them down to fit on my feelers. I used Parchment Paper, commonly used for baking, as a protective layer over the template. I fired up my iron to MAXIMUM POWER! After 30-45 seconds the heat was starting to travel down the length of the feeler. I have a darkroom so I have all sorts of little, and big, containers lying around. After pulling it out it should look like this. It’s hard to tell but the template is all wavy and pruny, looks like your fingers after a couple of hours in the tub. I think it looks pretty good. ~Jes

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