Lock Picking Lawyer: FedEx Transit Safe Picked

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So how safe is that safe? Not very, it seems. Lock Picking Lawyer made some interesting points about using tamper-evident tape instead, but it made me wonder - how evident would the tampering be if the tampered-with tape was covered with a new piece of tamper-evident tape? Alternatively, what if the tamper-evident tape is scraped off and the damage to the container is covered by a fresh piece of tamper-evident tape? Something to think about (and maybe research).

Making an unpickable lock (multi-part)

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So, I found this an interesting enough video on it's own, but the tease about the Lock Picking Lawyer had me wanting to see more, so I waited and waited and eventually that waiting paid off with not one but two additional videos. I won't spoil the ending for you, but I will include the other videos below.



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Lock Picking Lawyer: SimpliSafe Alarm Bypassed With a $2 Device From Amazon

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Have you heard of SimpliSafe before? I know I have. Some of my favourite YouTubers seem to swear by it (or at least swear by the sponsorship they get from the company). I hadn't heard about this weakness before, though, and it seems like an important consideration when selecting a home alarm system. I wonder how many other systems have similar vulnerabilities.

Lock Picking Lawyer : Pumpkin Saw Converted into Electric Pick Gun

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It was meant to open a pumpkin but now it can open your locked door.