Title: The Four Types of Locks and when each one is appropriate
1The Four Types of Locks(and when each one is
appropriate)
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9But on to locks
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14a quick word about lockpicking
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21photo courtesy of datagram
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25Picking
26Raking
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30The Bump Key Attack
31The Bump Key Attack
32Wafer Locks
33- Wafer Locks
- Compact Design
- Popular in cars, cabinets
- Totally Different Mechanism
- No pin tumblers
- Difficult to pick traditionally
- Raking and jiggling attacks
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50one step uppick resistant and commercial
locks
51- Advanced Keyways
- Simple straight and wide
52- Advanced Keyways
- Simple straight and wide
- Medium straight but narrow
53- Advanced Keyways
- Simple straight and wide
- Medium straight but narrow
- Complex thinner and curvy
54- Advanced Keyways
- Simple straight and wide
- Medium straight but narrow
- Complex thinner and curvy
- Harder lots of angles
55- Advanced Keyways
- Simple straight and wide
- Medium straight but narrow
- Complex thinner and curvy
- Harder lots of angles
- Fiendish overlapping wards
56Un-Shimmable Padlocks
57- Pick-Resistant Pins
- Spool
58- Pick-Resistant Pins
- Spool
59- Pick-Resistant Pins
- Spool
- Mushroom
60- Pick-Resistant Pins
- Spool
- Mushroom
- Serrated
61- Pick-Resistant Pins
- Spool
- Mushroom
- Serrated
62- Pick-Resistant Pins
- Spool
- Mushroom
- Serrated
63Bump Resistance Top Gapping
64Bump Resistance Anti-Bump Driver Pin
65the next step uphigh security locks
66Side Pin Schlage Everest
pin springs
driver (top) pins
key (bottom) pins
plug
check pin spring
check pin
specialized key
67Side Pin Schlage Everest
photos courtesy of Matt Blaze
68Side Pin Schlage Everest
photos courtesy of Matt Blaze
69Side Pin Schlage Everest
specialized finger wrench
modified Everest key
70- Side Bars
- Similar to side pins
- Restrict plug movement
- Harder to pick
- than pin stacks
71Side Bar Finger Pins
72Side Bar Finger Pins
73Side Bar Finger PinsSchlage Primus
74Side Bar Sliders
75Side Bar Sliders
76Side Bar Rotating Pins
77Side Bar Rotating Pins
78Rotating Pins Medeco Locks
Medeco plug exposed, key pins rotating to align
sidebar cuts Top View Side View
79Rotating Pins Medeco Locks
- Totally shot now
- Can be picked
- Can be bumped
- Numerous weaknesses
- Open in 30 Seconds
- Marc Tobias
- Tobias Bluzmanis
80- Rotating Disks
- Tremendous Security
- Mimics a safe lock
- Very Difficult To Pick
- Takes much time and great skill
- Specialized tools required
81- Rotating Disks
- Tremendous Security
- Mimics a safe lock
- Very Difficult To Pick
- Takes much time and great skill
- Specialized tools required
- Two-in-One Tool
- Manipulates disks individually
- Decodes cut positions
Barry Wels picking a rotating disk lock with Mike
Glasser
82the highest gradedare we say unpickable locks?
83- Special Rotating Disk
- Abloy Protec
- Not just rotating disks
- Disk blocking mechanism
- False cuts everywhere
- Unpickable?
- Closest I ever come to using that word
- Two-in-one tools cannot be used
84- Certain Magnetic Locks
- Miwa
- Japanese company
- Array of magnetic pins
- Simple North / South
- Evva MCS
- Austrian company
- Axial-rotated magnets
- Interaction with sidebar
85- Evva Magnetic Code System
- Possibly most duplication-resistant lock out
there
86No known attack or bypass
Protec
Magnetic Code System
87What about safes?
photo courtesy of Don the Shadow
88What about safes?
89What about safes?
SG 8400
90What about safes?
photo courtesy of Barry Wels
91What about safes?
92but what about destructive entry?
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98theres one upshot you know it happened
99the scarier risk is non-destructive entry
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103different locks for different purposes
104basic locks
105resistant locks
106high security
107unpickable
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117protecting against force or finesse?
118Forensic Evidence
119Forensic Evidence
120Forensic Evidence
121Forensic Evidence
122Forensic Evidence 250 uses
123Forensic Evidence 1500 uses
124Forensic Evidence 5000 uses
125Forensic Evidence 250 uses
126Forensic Evidence 1500 uses
127Forensic Evidence 5000 uses
128Forensic Evidence
129Forensic Evidence
130Forensic Evidence
131Forensic Evidence
132Forensic Evidence
133Forensic Evidence - picking
134Forensic Evidence - raking
135Forensic Evidence - both
136Forensic Evidence ugh
137Forensic Evidence wow
138Forensic Evidence
139Forensic Evidence pin sides
140Forensic Evidence
141Forensic Evidence
142Forensic Evidence tail cam
143Forensic Evidence
144Forensic Evidence
145Forensic Evidence
146Forensic Evidence
147Forensic Evidence
148Forensic Evidence
149Forensic Evidence - bumping
150Forensic Evidence bumping
151Forensic Evidence
152Forensic Evidence
153Forensic Evidence
154Forensic Evidence impressioning
155- Forensic Evidence
- Sometimes major insurance implications
- Suspect something fishy?
- Dont compromise the scene
- Contact a professional
- Forensic Locksmith vs. Yellow-Pages Locksmith
- Having newer locks matters
- Age makes for a mess, internally
- Also your locks should be updated as a matter
of routine - The facts are out there!
156- So which locks are which?
- Unpickable
- Protec
- MCS (magnetic)
- MT5 and MT5
- Electronic Safe
Dials - High Security
- Granit Diskus
- Armory Locks, Safes
- 3KS (sliders)
- Primus (if done properly)
- Resistant
- Padlocks (heavy duty
models) - Interchangeable Cores (modern)
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160Thank you so much. Thank you to TOOOL.us,
TOOOL.nl, Babak, Dave, Steve, JVR, mouse, Mr. E,
Barry Han, Laz, valanx the FOOLS, Matt Blaze,
jackalope, calypso, renderman, Bruce Heidi, and
especially Diasy
161Security is only as effective
as the people behind it
162- So which locks are which?
- Unpickable
- Protec
- MCS (magnetic)
- MT5 and MT5
- Electronic Safe
Dials - High Security
- Granit Diskus
- Armory Locks, Safes
- 3KS (sliders)
- Primus (if done properly)
- Resistant
- Padlocks (heavy duty
models) - Interchangeable Cores (modern)
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