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If a good lock takes five minutes to decode, and you want to protect something for ten hours, all you have to do is put 120 locks on it. The only downside is that you'll have to dial in 120 combinations when you want to use the thing, and you'll have to close and scramble 120 locks when you're done. If you bring two buddies, though, it becomes a more manageable 40 locks each. But a thief can also bring two buddies, and then they can decode 120 locks in 3 hours and 20 minutes.
You probably need a spreadsheet to remember all the combinations of the 120 locks (because using the same combinations several times would make it easier to crack every lock). Now they just need to hack your computer/phone and find the spreadsheet 😁
2 factor authentication....on top of the best combination lock money can buy, u also want to install a fingerprint reader and iris scanner and a sms authentication all of which must be completed within 60 seconds otherwise a massive electric current will course through the bike shocking any rider on it.
Most locks are designed to deter thieves, not stop them. If somebody really wants to get past a lock, they can and will. However, the longer they are delayed the more chance of them getting caught or simply giving up for an easier job. A nomination lock could still be useful when paired with contemporary locks or further combination locks. Remember, the more of a hassle it is for you, all the more hassle it will be for any perspective thieves.
Yeah the bike lock is probably actually pretty secure if you see someone just pulling on the lock and keeps turning the dials people will probably get 𝘀𝘂𝘀picious
Back in college for some reason there were a bunch of abandoned bike locks on a bike rack. I noticed them on several occasions until eventually the school put notes on them stating they would be cut off if not claimed. For some reason I took it upon myself to try to crack the combination locks, realizing now I used the same method the author did. After a few days of practice I was able to crack most of them and claim several free bike locks!
There's a design solution to this, but it makes the lock a lot more cumbersome. You need a switch that runs down the outer groove of the internal rotating gears. This switch needs to lock into the loop of the lock so that you basically it locks the lock's loop in place when it's disengaged from the combination gears. You end up with a lock that lets you either try to open the lock by pulling the loop, or lets you rotate the numbers, but not both at the same time.
That's always the deal when it comes to basically any lock - if you want a lock that is going to be easy for you to open in a few seconds, then an experienced lockpicker can probably crack it open in little to no time. If you're willing to deal with a more cumbersome and inconvenient lock that takes longer to open then it's probably going to be a lot harder for an experienced lockpicker to get it open too. You just have to pick the right type of lock for your purposes - for example if you're just locking your bike up at the shopping centre while you go shopping a simple combination lock that is easy to carry and doesn't have a key that can be lost is ideal in my opinion. It makes the act of taking your bike look extremely suspicious because they either have to break the lock or pick the combination while people can probably see them doing it rather than just being able to hop on and ride away without raising suspicion if it was unlocked. If you wanted to secure your bike in a more isolated area for a longer period of time then I'd go for one of those big heavy iron U shaped locks with the funny keys - the only way your average thief is going to get a good iron U lock off is with an angle grinder, because to pick them open requires special tools that most people don't have and wouldn't know how to use even if they did have them.
Funny thing, when I was younger, my parents locked the devices in a bag and put a 3 pin lock on it. I tried every combination from 001 to 888 until I found it out😂
I wasn't able to feel the moving/less moving parts, so I went for a more brute force but about just as long way for the fake gated lock: I checked out where all the gates where for all the wheels. Did a little table of the combination this left me with (a 4 wheel lock, 3 wheels with 5 gates, 1 wheel with 1 gate, 125 possibilities) then I just tested them all. Finding the gates, making the table, and testing took me about seven minutes
Well that no Lock is 100% secure is nothing new, it's more about how long it takes to open it. The longer the better, because the longer a thieve needs to open the lock the more heighten is the possibility that the thieve feels nervous and flees or gets caught in the act by someone.
@@neltymind not completely useless, would still keep people who are really lazy away. Or at least non thieves who haven't watched this video. I mean hell, even if you put your wallet in a desk drawer it still keeps most people away Vs leaving it in the open. How many people are going to try to open every single desk drawer just in case a wallet is there. Even the tiniest deterrence like opening a drawer that isn't yours puts off 99 percent of people from bothering if the reward is much less than the risk.
To be fair, I use a combination lock almost entirely in the gym locker rooms. If a prospective thief is trying to get into my locker, 10min fiddling with the lock at an awkward angle is going to be way too suspicious to be able to pull it off. That’s the point of these locks, not unbreakable security, but to make it difficult enough that getting away with it is unlikely. In 10min there’s not only a good chance other guests or staff will get suspicious but also there’s a good chance I’ll return to the locker in that time
I've been fiddling around with combination locks for a week or so, I have a 3 and 4 combination lock that is typically used in gym lockers and I can open a 4 combination one in 40 seconds or so if I keep messing it up, and 10 seconds if I get lucky. Also when you lock something with it it's way easier to open compared to what he does in the video. You don't have to use your hand to tension the shackle, you just pull it towards yourself so it tensions itself. Again, I have zero experience with locks and after a week of playing around with it I can get it open in 15-20 seconds average. Just so you know it won't take 10 minutes. Combination locks are especially garbage, other than bicycle locks which are kinda ok because you have to use a lot of force to tension it, it is way more of a hassle than a regular combination lock.
I once had a really cheap lock one of my friends gave me, since they got a stronger lock for whatever they were doing. (No, they didn’t tell me the combination) I used to fiddle a lot with it in my classes and after a while realised that all 4 of the combination wheels [or whatever u call it] would sometimes be stuck or be harder to turn on specific numbers. So I put in the combination of these numbers and it opened. I just sat there like *bruh*
Same here. I found the method myself but I thought it only worked on my lock. I got another lock and the method worked on it too, so I searched on the internet and I realized this is a real method to unlock locks. (my english is not good enough maybe I have some grammar problems)
Genius Mike! My wife forgot the code of her lock. So we put it in a drawer for 3 years now, jaja. I saw this video and the 5 numbers lock was open in 4 minuts with the indirect method!! Thank you man!
It is more about spreading awareness of how easy it is to pick this type of lock so that people would find another one more secure. I mean, if you did watch the video, it takes literally nothing to open this type of lock.
I used to skip school assemblies a decent amount because I was often late to school and didn’t want to be singled out for being late, so I’d bunk out in the locker rooms where everyone kept their books and bags, with almost everyone locking their lockers with combination padlocks. I decided to pass those empty half hours by attempting to crack their codes, figuring this method out by myself when I noticed some dials were stiffer to turn, and eventually found myself succeeding every single time within 90-120 seconds. I made it into a challenge to myself to see how many locks I could crack by the end of assembly. My personal best was 22 locks in that 30 minute assembly period. I remember waiting for everyone to come back to the locker rooms and slipping into the crowd afterwards so no one suspected me, and everyone walking in and wondering how their lockers were mysteriously open XD
Fantastic...several other TH-cams didn't help, but after a few tries I got my lock open and reset! The turning of all three dials at the same time and some adjustments got the lock open. Thank you very much.
Determined thief will just carry bolt cutters. Having a lock, whether combination one or whatnot is more to discourage potential random theft done by a person that been just passing by. Safes can also be "easily" cracked, just need tools and skill. In the end, nothing can be 100% secure
This was my immediate thought about the bike lock. What you want from such a lock is for it to take longer to crack then break, and try to put your bike somewhere open and with foot traffic.
How about this type of combination safe!! If you put in the wrong combination from the start the thing will freaking blow up in your face and you will either die, or be a hideous freak for life. So "trying to find the combination" like He would be doing would get him killed. That WILL stop any thief. Something like that can be designed and probably has been. I've heard there are government safes like this.
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@@user-wv8xw9dr2c they put combination locks on unused lockers and other things that sixth graders always try and get into them and can never figure it out
This was great! We had a bike combo lock that we had long forgotten the combination to. This video helped me to finally get that thing unlocked and remember the combination. Only problem now is that I have lost all faith in the lock being able to protect my bike anymore. So, thanks....?
If somebody wants to steal your bike, they are gonna do it. No matter what lock you use. The only thing locks on bikes actually prevent is some drunk dude taking it because he just wants to go home.
Cheers!!! 🍻 Your indirect method, which you taught well, for bicycle locks, is what saved my child's bike lock, my child's bike and my sanity! Many many thanks, from Singapore. 🙏🏻👍🏻🇸🇬
Last time: I learn how to open a lock without the key This time: I learn how to crack a combination lock blindfolded Next time: I learn how to rob a bank without using my arms
I am definitely going to try this out. You did not try a rotating dial, though. You know the ones most people use for school. Also, 8 mins to crack is great if you are not a criminal, but most criminals want their crime done in seconds. So, this is helpful if you forget your combination of have to open a lock for a forgetful friend.
the one with pulling and feeling the "klick" is actually something I figured out at 12 years old, roughly 30 years ago, when i had forgotten the combination of my bike´s lock... interesting that nothing has changed since then :)
All locks only ever delay a theft, anyone can get through with enough time and persistence. Thieves are not notably persistent tho and they will usually seek the most profit for the least time spent. You can bet they'll always take an unlocked bike over cracking your dollar store back to school sale combo lock.
My combination lock is just for stopping my grandmother with dementia from eating all of my expensive ice creams, so I think it'll still be quite useful for my particular purposes.
@@PolarBailey To be clear, I do share them with her, but if I don't lock them up she'll go get one, eat it, hide the stick with leftover chocolate and ice-cream on it in her underwear draw, forget she's eaten one and then immediately go back and get another one. She'll then repeat this over and over again until she makes herself sick, completely soils her entire underwear draw with ice cream and chocolate, and leaves me with zero of my expensive ice creams for later.
This is all you need in a padlock: Ball bearings to prevent shimming and security pins to prevent common instant opening methods like raking. Some amateurs may still be able to manually pick it, but it might take them quite a while, and even an expert would need at least 30 seconds to manually set all the pins, possibly longer. I imagine if a thief is messing with your lock for more than a couple of minutes, they're going to leave before they get caught! Look for something easier...
I recommend you to take a look at LockPickingLawyer. He makes laugh of all the locks out there, no matter how complex they are, picking within a minute. Most - within few seconds. You can learn few tricks about locks by him
My school has started to use partially electronic locks, the key has some sorta identifier and it beeps inside a correct lock and then allows it to turn, without that the lock wont turn at all And if the battery in the key dies youre fucked till its replaced
Combination locks are the easiest locks to open. I did an escape room puzzle with my wife, halfways through we got stuck with the clues. I found a small combination lock on a door, "picked" the lock you know by keeping pressure on it while turning the numbers until I got the correct code. We ended up skipping so much of the puzzle, it was so difficult to explain how we defeated the game with a half hour left🤣
Look how long it took him to unlock the second lock, locks are not created to 100% secure your belongings, if a thief was so extremely determined to talk what you have, that person could easily get a tool that could just cut straight through and or break the lock. Locks are deterrents for the general population.
Great video! thank you! There is another method to that works on many combo locks that you didn't try. If you use a flashlight and look very closely in hte gap between the dials and the lock you can actually see the gate, SO when you have found the gate on all dials when they are facing you, just turn them 5 steps to get the gates in the right place. try it! :)
It used to be a hobby of mine to just solve locks on my granma's pool resort and she has a LOT of locks for the lot of areas and rooms (engine rooms, pavillion gates, the main gate, vehicle entrance gate, diner gate, main house screen door and such). The most common lock she has are the button combination locks I just thought of solving randomly. Starting with 1234, 1235, 1236, 1237 and so on until I find the right combination. I easily became the guy who they call on whenever they forget a lock code 🤣.
I had a cheap bike lock when i was a kid and i figured this out because the dials were so floppy they were actually loose when they were on the right number
LPL usually doesn't even need 5 minutes for an `impossible` lock. That ABUS keeping you for 30 minutes and then another eight after restarting seems like a pretty decent lock to me, one that will cause the majority of occasional thieves to give up and walk away in fear of drawing attention.
locks is just a layer of security, meaning there's always a way to beat to. The purpose is not to prevent attackers, but delays them, giving us time to identify and catch the attackers
This is a great video, you should have a look at combination locks that require turning a single wheel a certain amount of times and in a certain direction to see how hard that is.
I found a 5-number combination lock on the street and wanted to solve it. Clicked on your video and at 4:28 it was open. Great explanation and shame on those "locksmiths".
@Jonas Karlsson Like you dont get it. No lock is unbreakable. Its not "The lock itself wasnt made to prevent stealing". But in your mind, you have to know that locks are just to cause the thief some pain in the ass.
I don't use locks as theft prevention, I use them as theft deterrent. As most people already know, given enough time, anyone can open or break a lock. Whenever I lock my bicycle for example, I try to lock it in an open location with a lot of traffic and just have the lock to slow the theft down so I have a higher chance of stopping it, aswell as the lock makes my bike less of a target then one without. If you're going to steal from me, I'm going to at least give you a challenge, you won't get it without some effort.
2:08 my sister forgot her combination on her bike lock and I knew about this strategy and I figured out the combination (it was a really cheap bike lock and because of that it was easy)
Thanks man! After watching this video I was finally able to find the combination of my bike lock, I had entered a random number and forgot about it a long time ago, but I used the indirect method and it worked in the 3rd attempt :D
Everyones talking about such difficult locks but all you need to do is make your lock more annoying to crack than someone else's. If you're a thief and you see 2 bikes, one with a normal lock and the other bike that has 2 locks, youre gonna steal the bike thats easier to steal.
You should try directional locks (the ones that have a circle that you can push in four directions). Idk if you've tried it before, this is the first video of yours I watched
1:07 it is so easy that I knew how to do that about 20 years ago without any picking knowledge, without tutorials, I just needed the combination for my bike and I forgot the number. Is very intuitive.
The more you learn about security measures(I.E. locks), the more you will realize that any security measure can be overcome through a sufficient amount of time, effort and dedication. So why do we use security measures at all? Stopgaps, and to prevent things from being easily stolen. This is why combination locks can be an effective way to prevent most locker room thievery for instance despite being possible to crack; and per the definition are not 'useless'.
Yeah, I was foolish in my 20s and didn't have a lock. I had my only nice watch stolen. I was a fool to assume no one would. Not, sure why I didn't just wear it. I know it was big. So, who knows maybe It was uncomfortable. If I had any lock it would prevent people from even realizing there wasnt just clothing in there. That most wouldn't want anyway
the best part about it is when you feel a lock open like that it doesnt really look much different than when you actually know the combination as opposed to someone who is using lock picks or grinding tools
I accidentally learned how to do this with my school locker. I was just slowly doing it and noticed that right before I hit the number i wanted, it would be hard to move and when I hit the correct number it, it was easy to move
Great video. I just bought the exact same lock as that red one. There are several numbers which appear to bind the next number or none that bind it depending on how hard you try. I've tried for 15 mins to crack it and my thumb is so sore I had to stop. It's not as easy as it looks, you really need to learn the 'feel'.
Maybe all we need is a lock that has that is fingerprint activated. So you have to unlock it with your fingerprint AND unlock it with the key or a combination. That would take electronics and an energy source. But you could build a generator into the lock and handcrank it. When you hear a beep, you can put your finger on the fingerprint sensor.
When fingerprint scanners become commonplace, determined thieves will either force owners (at gunpoint/knifepoint) to unlock them, or just start stealing their fingers.
Actually, I think, that's a testament for ABUS' robustness and theft delay. As many pointed out, its goal is not to be uncrackable, but to delay the theft as long as possible. I got some good ABUS locks and they are worth the money - plus it's made in Germany
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If a good lock takes five minutes to decode, and you want to protect something for ten hours, all you have to do is put 120 locks on it. The only downside is that you'll have to dial in 120 combinations when you want to use the thing, and you'll have to close and scramble 120 locks when you're done.
If you bring two buddies, though, it becomes a more manageable 40 locks each. But a thief can also bring two buddies, and then they can decode 120 locks in 3 hours and 20 minutes.
You probably need a spreadsheet to remember all the combinations of the 120 locks (because using the same combinations several times would make it easier to crack every lock).
Now they just need to hack your computer/phone and find the spreadsheet 😁
Or steel the paper spreadsheet from your bag, if you wrote it on paper.
2 factor authentication....on top of the best combination lock money can buy, u also want to install a fingerprint reader and iris scanner and a sms authentication all of which must be completed within 60 seconds otherwise a massive electric current will course through the bike shocking any rider on it.
@@Supvia Just lock the bag which contains the paper spreadsheet with 120 locks.
😂😂😂
Most locks are designed to deter thieves, not stop them. If somebody really wants to get past a lock, they can and will. However, the longer they are delayed the more chance of them getting caught or simply giving up for an easier job.
A nomination lock could still be useful when paired with contemporary locks or further combination locks. Remember, the more of a hassle it is for you, all the more hassle it will be for any perspective thieves.
"Locks are to keep a honest man honest
And that is why they don't just use a hammer to force open the lock, because the chances of them getting caught increases by a very large scale.
Locks are to keep honest people out.
Fr, if people wanna steal your shit they’ll just cut that b*tch off
Yeah the bike lock is probably actually pretty secure if you see someone just pulling on the lock and keeps turning the dials people will probably get 𝘀𝘂𝘀picious
This man will eventually learn anything blindfolded
Ikr
He will eventually hack a country blindfolded
Yep
*everything
@@saitama6100 no,anything
Back in college for some reason there were a bunch of abandoned bike locks on a bike rack. I noticed them on several occasions until eventually the school put notes on them stating they would be cut off if not claimed. For some reason I took it upon myself to try to crack the combination locks, realizing now I used the same method the author did. After a few days of practice I was able to crack most of them and claim several free bike locks!
wow!
There are some romantic couples that close bike locks somewhere as a "proof" of eternal love. So, basically you make a lot of people sad that day 🤣
....several useless free bike locks.
And with the knowledge Gained, you could get New "free" bikes, which are matching with the locks.
@Bruh Clan Enough do...
Anyway bike theives are pretty good at cutting them quicker than they can be picked so they're all pretty useless anyway.
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@@soarinpenguinlive6372 yeah
He's dOooMed
@@soarinpenguinlive6372 so stealth is not an option
@@PotatooCake to break into someone's home, you steal their lock and then- oh wait.
@Vortex nah i prepared some c4 charges
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@@MikeShake you can do anything u put ur mind to bro
@@MikeShake Take it step by step, practice makes perfect. You definitely can, you just haven't enabled your inner talent of drawing yet.
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@@nishanthmc85 no he unlocked achievement
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There's a design solution to this, but it makes the lock a lot more cumbersome. You need a switch that runs down the outer groove of the internal rotating gears. This switch needs to lock into the loop of the lock so that you basically it locks the lock's loop in place when it's disengaged from the combination gears. You end up with a lock that lets you either try to open the lock by pulling the loop, or lets you rotate the numbers, but not both at the same time.
Can one get the kind of locks you describe?
@@johnwilliam2474 Yes, there are better combination locks that can't be opened with the methods shown.
@@qq84but what are they?
That's always the deal when it comes to basically any lock - if you want a lock that is going to be easy for you to open in a few seconds, then an experienced lockpicker can probably crack it open in little to no time. If you're willing to deal with a more cumbersome and inconvenient lock that takes longer to open then it's probably going to be a lot harder for an experienced lockpicker to get it open too. You just have to pick the right type of lock for your purposes - for example if you're just locking your bike up at the shopping centre while you go shopping a simple combination lock that is easy to carry and doesn't have a key that can be lost is ideal in my opinion. It makes the act of taking your bike look extremely suspicious because they either have to break the lock or pick the combination while people can probably see them doing it rather than just being able to hop on and ride away without raising suspicion if it was unlocked. If you wanted to secure your bike in a more isolated area for a longer period of time then I'd go for one of those big heavy iron U shaped locks with the funny keys - the only way your average thief is going to get a good iron U lock off is with an angle grinder, because to pick them open requires special tools that most people don't have and wouldn't know how to use even if they did have them.
imagine the fbi going through his search histtory:
*how to pick a lock*
*how to pick a bike lock*
*how to pick a high security lock*
lmao
And last: What is the most secure lock on the market and how do i open it?
Jup... "Omg, he googled how to pick a bike lock. Forget the serial killers we're investigating. This has top priority"
how to open handcuff, how to prison break, LOL
@XC Hawck Would not even be a blip on the FBI's radar.
Funny thing, when I was younger, my parents locked the devices in a bag and put a 3 pin lock on it. I tried every combination from 001 to 888 until I found it out😂
Damn dedication right there
Was the code 889
@@theBrid-gv8je starting from 001 to 888, they probably found it at 888. Which means the code was 888
Same
I have done the same myself.
Next: Getting into a Bank Vault, Unnoticed.
Bro I do that all the time in gta
@@czvern can you get *out* unnoticed tho XD
And blindfolded
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With no experience
I wasn't able to feel the moving/less moving parts, so I went for a more brute force but about just as long way for the fake gated lock:
I checked out where all the gates where for all the wheels. Did a little table of the combination this left me with (a 4 wheel lock, 3 wheels with 5 gates, 1 wheel with 1 gate, 125 possibilities) then I just tested them all.
Finding the gates, making the table, and testing took me about seven minutes
I do'nt understand the gate thing plz
Him: These locks took so little time to crack!
Me: *Chuckles with Bolt cutters*
So are you a thief
@@henryg9059 good question
Him: These locks took so little time to crack!
Me: *Laughs in bolt cutters*
The owner will still notice his things gone so why bother picking the lock😎
@@spectralquill1810 just destroy everything.
This dude will literally die of anxiety if he starts watching Lock Picking Lawyer.
😅
Lol
I was thinking the exact same thing XD
Less than 30 seconds sometimes XD
I thought it was him at first 😅
@@GabrielTobing Sometimes less than 2 seconds
Bowley locks are invincible because of LPL im convinced
Well that no Lock is 100% secure is nothing new, it's more about how long it takes to open it. The longer the better, because the longer a thieve needs to open the lock the more heighten is the possibility that the thieve feels nervous and flees or gets caught in the act by someone.
All security is just a matter of deterrence
If we're only talking seconds, the lock is completely useless, though.
Why am I not able to open my lock using these methods?
@@neltymind not completely useless, would still keep people who are really lazy away. Or at least non thieves who haven't watched this video.
I mean hell, even if you put your wallet in a desk drawer it still keeps most people away Vs leaving it in the open.
How many people are going to try to open every single desk drawer just in case a wallet is there.
Even the tiniest deterrence like opening a drawer that isn't yours puts off 99 percent of people from bothering if the reward is much less than the risk.
exactly!
To be fair, I use a combination lock almost entirely in the gym locker rooms. If a prospective thief is trying to get into my locker, 10min fiddling with the lock at an awkward angle is going to be way too suspicious to be able to pull it off. That’s the point of these locks, not unbreakable security, but to make it difficult enough that getting away with it is unlikely. In 10min there’s not only a good chance other guests or staff will get suspicious but also there’s a good chance I’ll return to the locker in that time
I've been fiddling around with combination locks for a week or so, I have a 3 and 4 combination lock that is typically used in gym lockers and I can open a 4 combination one in 40 seconds or so if I keep messing it up, and 10 seconds if I get lucky. Also when you lock something with it it's way easier to open compared to what he does in the video. You don't have to use your hand to tension the shackle, you just pull it towards yourself so it tensions itself. Again, I have zero experience with locks and after a week of playing around with it I can get it open in 15-20 seconds average. Just so you know it won't take 10 minutes.
Combination locks are especially garbage, other than bicycle locks which are kinda ok because you have to use a lot of force to tension it, it is way more of a hassle than a regular combination lock.
@@kagehasu So my dirty jock strap and socks aren't safe when I'm in the shower?
its likely youll return back to your locker within 10 mins? is that how short your gym sessions are
10 min? Lol, maybe 3 min max
@@billp4Unfortunately, the thieves shall always acquire your undies.
I once had a really cheap lock one of my friends gave me, since they got a stronger lock for whatever they were doing. (No, they didn’t tell me the combination)
I used to fiddle a lot with it in my classes and after a while realised that all 4 of the combination wheels [or whatever u call it] would sometimes be stuck or be harder to turn on specific numbers. So I put in the combination of these numbers and it opened.
I just sat there like *bruh*
Daamn u found out the method by yourself thats crazy
Same here. I found the method myself but I thought it only worked on my lock. I got another lock and the method worked on it too, so I searched on the internet and I realized this is a real method to unlock locks. (my english is not good enough maybe I have some grammar problems)
@@myakinx Your "English" ( Grammar ) is fine, easy to understand.
@@pa_maj.MARTINI-van-MAN Thanks, but my english teacher doesn't think like that. xd
@@myakinx They never do.
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My new bike is amazing. Thanks for the tips!
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@@glory4979 respeccct the reference
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Genius Mike! My wife forgot the code of her lock. So we put it in a drawer for 3 years now, jaja. I saw this video and the 5 numbers lock was open in 4 minuts with the indirect method!! Thank you man!
I can't imagine how excited you were to unlock your wife's chastity belt after so much time.
@@AutPen38 nice 👌
Jaja, it is for the bike, but I celebrated like if it was her chastity belt :)
@@AutPen38 🤣 best comment i read in a while
Funny,how great one feels
He: Concerned about Lockpicking and his Bike being stolen
Also he: Shows 1.000.000+ people how to pick a Lock
It is more about spreading awareness of how easy it is to pick this type of lock so that people would find another one more secure.
I mean, if you did watch the video, it takes literally nothing to open this type of lock.
@DarkGrisen Could be both.
@@ohlookitisacat7404 they mean that the comment is a joke.😁
🤣
(Btw you’d usually say “him” instead of “he”)
Actually it will probably make things safer as people probably would try to buy a more secure lock instead.
I used to skip school assemblies a decent amount because I was often late to school and didn’t want to be singled out for being late, so I’d bunk out in the locker rooms where everyone kept their books and bags, with almost everyone locking their lockers with combination padlocks.
I decided to pass those empty half hours by attempting to crack their codes, figuring this method out by myself when I noticed some dials were stiffer to turn, and eventually found myself succeeding every single time within 90-120 seconds.
I made it into a challenge to myself to see how many locks I could crack by the end of assembly. My personal best was 22 locks in that 30 minute assembly period. I remember waiting for everyone to come back to the locker rooms and slipping into the crowd afterwards so no one suspected me, and everyone walking in and wondering how their lockers were mysteriously open XD
"How to plant drugs in someone's locker"
Damn
2 years later: learning how to hack into the governments nuclear system and launching a bomb to a desert.
*BLIND FOLDED*
@@flatrat8897 with only feet
@@chalking2641 while nude
@@roshonngamingandmore8433 and eating spaghetti
While naming every presidents of the United State
DISCLAIMER: This video is not supporting stealing bicycles and breaking locks
Pretty sure it is...
No one :
Not a single person :
Mike Shake : learning every skills in the word and making our days a million times better (thank you❤)
Grammar issue and unfunny joke
@@petervamvakaries your name says it all..
I misread it milk shake😂😂😭😭
@@AtaloCyanDrake. Too
@@abu.2243 indeed
Fantastic...several other TH-cams didn't help, but after a few tries I got my lock open and reset! The turning of all three dials at the same time and some adjustments got the lock open. Thank you very much.
Determined thief will just carry bolt cutters. Having a lock, whether combination one or whatnot is more to discourage potential random theft done by a person that been just passing by. Safes can also be "easily" cracked, just need tools and skill. In the end, nothing can be 100% secure
If he gets pulled over, he's gonna have a real hard time making an excuse for driving/walking around town at night with a pair of bolt cutters
This was my immediate thought about the bike lock. What you want from such a lock is for it to take longer to crack then break, and try to put your bike somewhere open and with foot traffic.
How about this type of combination safe!! If you put in the wrong combination from the start the thing will freaking blow up in your face and you will either die, or be a hideous freak for life. So "trying to find the combination" like He would be doing would get him killed. That WILL stop any thief. Something like that can be designed and probably has been. I've heard there are government safes like this.
It can be if you stay inside the safe with a glock on hand
@@QuantumEffectResidue bruh, you are literally thinking of harming somebody just for a mere theft.
I like how he is scared of his things getting stolen but also teaches millions of people how to do it
To the person reading this :
_You are beautiful and amazing ❤ stay safe_ ✌💖
*My dream is to hit 10k subs, any help is much appreciated* its totally fine if you don't want to ☺, i appreciate that too!
@@AreebProductions lmao sure I gotchu
Lol I try to teach people why they shouldn't use combination locks like I was doing
@@MikeShake Yeah you are right , keep doing this for your entire life 😊😊😊
@@AreebProductions shhh spammer
T'challa: Give this man a shield.
Me: Give this man a billion sub.
And a blindfold
Poor Chadwick, he was the highest grossing movie for marvel before Infinity War and Endgame.
@@ragavangp5947 yeah he is so kind and awsome but....
I had forgotten the code for a combination lock I had … I used your technique and it worked. It was frighteningly too easy.
Meanwhile banks around his house: It's an avengers level threat!
LMAO
This convinced me to stop using combination locks on my phone
Cooldown: *im going to stop you right there.*
You just need to use a UV light on the screen to see what people enter, lol
@@Ryanrulesok but there will be finger prints everywhere this ain't a James bond movie
@@Ryanrulesok can't see my pattern on my phone, probably because I usually use my fingerprint or face
@@BBC-Evony 😂😂😂
“Combination locks are completely useless” sixth graders: no... it can’t be true....no...
i don’t get it even though i’m in sixth grade
@@user-wv8xw9dr2c lockers i think
@@kittzart Don't forget Gym and Band lockers aswell
@@deliram4737 my school only had gym lockers sjvnsnjfd
@@user-wv8xw9dr2c they put combination locks on unused lockers and other things that sixth graders always try and get into them and can never figure it out
This was great! We had a bike combo lock that we had long forgotten the combination to. This video helped me to finally get that thing unlocked and remember the combination. Only problem now is that I have lost all faith in the lock being able to protect my bike anymore. So, thanks....?
If somebody wants to steal your bike, they are gonna do it. No matter what lock you use.
The only thing locks on bikes actually prevent is some drunk dude taking it because he just wants to go home.
@@gandalf_thegrey What about those High Security locks that have that super thick bar, and a good key-lock mechanism
A random person: starts a lock business
Mike shake : imma end this man’s whole career
lol, litterally
Well there goes the non-existent plans I had to open a lock business
Mike Shake in 2100: learns how to revive from death.
Bald gang
@@thunder_v646 You have my respect.
I'm the bald guy
@@RockerrrDon Proof??
@@Don-bc1ho Does my Minecraft skin looks like it has hair?
Future thieves looking at this video like: "Interesting"
Oh no no no
@@yasharmeziri5958 Oh no no no no
@@kmineblox600z oh no
Indeed
Cheers!!! 🍻
Your indirect method, which you taught well, for bicycle locks, is what saved my child's bike lock, my child's bike and my sanity!
Many many thanks, from Singapore. 🙏🏻👍🏻🇸🇬
Mike Shake in 2099: learn how to time travel without any experience
Last time: I learn how to open a lock without the key
This time: I learn how to crack a combination lock blindfolded
Next time: I learn how to rob a bank without using my arms
😂😂
well thats actually easy
@killer boy oh im typing it with my feet inside my cell wdym?
"Just to make it wasn't a fluke, let's do that again"
- LPL
It was never a fluke
I am definitely going to try this out. You did not try a rotating dial, though. You know the ones most people use for school. Also, 8 mins to crack is great if you are not a criminal, but most criminals want their crime done in seconds. So, this is helpful if you forget your combination of have to open a lock for a forgetful friend.
It is very easy to pick a school locker
just pull the shackle and find where it clicks
Rotating Dail locks are just as easy to pick. You actually just use the first method in the video.
TH-cam: recommend's him how to run for president
This guy's next video: HOW I BECAME A PRESIDENT
In 1 week
I got recommended how to become the pope by CGP gray once
:thonking:
I just can't realax and NO everything isn't normal, things are hard
u have a skill of learning new skills fast, u have a lot of determination, keep it up man!
You are awesome and I am your big fan bro
Mike Shake in 2030 : Learning how to contact with Aliens, and eating lunch with them
let's see how many subscribers i can get from this comment
current: 308 ....
Blindfolded dont forget
Hahaaha
It’s almost 2078 in Nepali only 2 months left
@@venuskatwal2149 is cyberpunk 2077 similar to what nepali is like
the one with pulling and feeling the "klick" is actually something I figured out at 12 years old, roughly 30 years ago, when i had forgotten the combination of my bike´s lock...
interesting that nothing has changed since then :)
"This guy is massive but weak."
Hi, that's me.
The purpose of that kind of lock is just to delay the theft since it will took a lot of time to crack the numbers.
during a robbery every second counts
All locks only ever delay a theft, anyone can get through with enough time and persistence. Thieves are not notably persistent tho and they will usually seek the most profit for the least time spent. You can bet they'll always take an unlocked bike over cracking your dollar store back to school sale combo lock.
5 minutes is not long.
@@Softpaw1996 it’s long enough to get noticed which is what thieves want to avoid
@@Softpaw1996 It's Time of Execution + Time of Escape > Time of Detection + Time of Response
My combination lock is just for stopping my grandmother with dementia from eating all of my expensive ice creams, so I think it'll still be quite useful for my particular purposes.
imma send her this video
@@PolarBailey Sweet. She'll forget she watched it as soon as it ends.
@@jamesedward3619 that's good for your ice cream
@@PolarBailey To be clear, I do share them with her, but if I don't lock them up she'll go get one, eat it, hide the stick with leftover chocolate and ice-cream on it in her underwear draw, forget she's eaten one and then immediately go back and get another one. She'll then repeat this over and over again until she makes herself sick, completely soils her entire underwear draw with ice cream and chocolate, and leaves me with zero of my expensive ice creams for later.
@@jamesedward3619 oh that sucks. You seem like a good grandson
People think that locks are used to protect their valuables. However, locks are used to prolong time for thieves to get your valuables.
This is all you need in a padlock: Ball bearings to prevent shimming and security pins to prevent common instant opening methods like raking. Some amateurs may still be able to manually pick it, but it might take them quite a while, and even an expert would need at least 30 seconds to manually set all the pins, possibly longer. I imagine if a thief is messing with your lock for more than a couple of minutes, they're going to leave before they get caught! Look for something easier...
Just like running from a bear together with someone else. You dont need to be faster than the bear... Just faster than the other guy...
A bolt cutter in under a minute.
I’m a simple man, I get a mike shake notification, I click
Ah yes indeed good sir I totally agree this point good day to you sir
agreed
@EarrapeXD why u bringing in that sad boi energy what's wrong
I recommend you to take a look at LockPickingLawyer. He makes laugh of all the locks out there, no matter how complex they are, picking within a minute. Most - within few seconds. You can learn few tricks about locks by him
My school has started to use partially electronic locks, the key has some sorta identifier and it beeps inside a correct lock and then allows it to turn, without that the lock wont turn at all
And if the battery in the key dies youre fucked till its replaced
@@joule400 modern cars use that system aswell. Atleast for the doors. Probably ignition aswell.
he is unable to pick Abloy Protec2 and has never picked EVVA MCS. He is talented but many of his fans put him on far too high of a pedestal
It's all about practice. The lockpicking lawyer cracks incredibly hard locks in seconds. It's amazing how unsafe he makes you feel.
Mike Shake in 2040 : Learning how to recreate the statue of Liberty
Blindfolded
I feel like mike is training us for the end of the world that he is going to start
Lol
I expect a nice zombie apocalypse soon
Walking dead prepared me for it
I have my bunker prepared
"If you don't subscribe right now then you won't survive it"
Mike in 2200: learns how to be invincible and do all his skills at the same time
Blindfolded
@@primarybuddy9347 ooh~
@@primarybuddy9347 Timed in a 10 minute video
Uhhh he is dead by that time
@@lorenzpadua8451 he learnt how to survive
Combination locks are the easiest locks to open. I did an escape room puzzle with my wife, halfways through we got stuck with the clues. I found a small combination lock on a door, "picked" the lock you know by keeping pressure on it while turning the numbers until I got the correct code. We ended up skipping so much of the puzzle, it was so difficult to explain how we defeated the game with a half hour left🤣
"Well..... I cracked the code of the lock without the clues....."
"You what mate"
nice, you basically paid to play a game and then cheated it. you must be proud of yourself.
@@mikatu 😂
I'm leaving a 1 star review on all these locks and putting a link to this video.
underrated bruv
Please do
Madlad
that'll be God's work lol
Look how long it took him to unlock the second lock, locks are not created to 100% secure your belongings, if a thief was so extremely determined to talk what you have, that person could easily get a tool that could just cut straight through and or break the lock. Locks are deterrents for the general population.
Great video! thank you! There is another method to that works on many combo locks that you didn't try. If you use a flashlight and look very closely in hte gap between the dials and the lock you can actually see the gate, SO when you have found the gate on all dials when they are facing you, just turn them 5 steps to get the gates in the right place. try it! :)
It used to be a hobby of mine to just solve locks on my granma's pool resort and she has a LOT of locks for the lot of areas and rooms (engine rooms, pavillion gates, the main gate, vehicle entrance gate, diner gate, main house screen door and such). The most common lock she has are the button combination locks I just thought of solving randomly. Starting with 1234, 1235, 1236, 1237 and so on until I find the right combination. I easily became the guy who they call on whenever they forget a lock code 🤣.
I had a cheap bike lock when i was a kid and i figured this out because the dials were so floppy they were actually loose when they were on the right number
Mike Shake: "Unlocks combiation lock *blinfolded* in 9 minuts.
Me: **Can't unlock 3 number combiation lock with my eyes open.**
I can open a three digit combination lock in 3 minutes and 54 seconds
Me who put a combination lock on the combination lock: *I am four parallel universes ahead of you*
He won’t rest u til he has learnt every single skill possible
LPL usually doesn't even need 5 minutes for an `impossible` lock. That ABUS keeping you for 30 minutes and then another eight after restarting seems like a pretty decent lock to me, one that will cause the majority of occasional thieves to give up and walk away in fear of drawing attention.
Unless they have a mini lightsaber.
locks is just a layer of security, meaning there's always a way to beat to. The purpose is not to prevent attackers, but delays them, giving us time to identify and catch the attackers
I love how this man puts so much time and effort to give us something to entertain and have fun with, we appreciate your work ❤️
This is a great video, you should have a look at combination locks that require turning a single wheel a certain amount of times and in a certain direction to see how hard that is.
I mean there’s the lockpickinlawyer
I found a 5-number combination lock on the street and wanted to solve it. Clicked on your video and at 4:28 it was open. Great explanation and shame on those "locksmiths".
The point of a lock isn't to prevent people from getting in, it's to look more difficult to open than the one next to yours
You’re lying to yourself. It’s literally made for locking doors.
@Jonas Karlsson Like you dont get it. No lock is unbreakable. Its not "The lock itself wasnt made to prevent stealing". But in your mind, you have to know that locks are just to cause the thief some pain in the ass.
Next: learning to draw a perfect Circle on chalk board blindfolded while beat boxing
Wow that's hard
I broke my first combination lock when I was like 11, it was my own, I tried every single combination.
I also broke my combination lock, when I was 10 , now
*Timepass runs in my veins instead of blood*
I don't use locks as theft prevention, I use them as theft deterrent. As most people already know, given enough time, anyone can open or break a lock. Whenever I lock my bicycle for example, I try to lock it in an open location with a lot of traffic and just have the lock to slow the theft down so I have a higher chance of stopping it, aswell as the lock makes my bike less of a target then one without. If you're going to steal from me, I'm going to at least give you a challenge, you won't get it without some effort.
2:08 my sister forgot her combination on her bike lock and I knew about this strategy and I figured out the combination (it was a really cheap bike lock and because of that it was easy)
What she said?
@@Jpx0999 she said "that was easy"
Chad
Thanks man! After watching this video I was finally able to find the combination of my bike lock, I had entered a random number and forgot about it a long time ago, but I used the indirect method and it worked in the 3rd attempt :D
Mike in 3000: destroying the universe while blindfolded
Uhhh he's dead by that time
Uhhh he's dead by that time
@@lorenzpadua8451 r/whooosh
@@lorenzpadua8451 r/whooosh
ive been wondering this whole time what does r/whoosh mean
I recently found a lock exactly like the red one in a park and I’ve been wanting to open it so much! This helps loads!!!!
Mike Shake: "TH-cam recommended a Lock cracking video!"
TH-cam: "We are the dark web!"
*Instructions unclear: It's been days and I still can't free my 6 year old brother*
I love how u read every comment from ur fans, keep it up mike here before 1 million!!!
Everyones talking about such difficult locks but all you need to do is make your lock more annoying to crack than someone else's. If you're a thief and you see 2 bikes, one with a normal lock and the other bike that has 2 locks, youre gonna steal the bike thats easier to steal.
When my friends ask me where did I learn all of these things from , I say from a guy named Milk Shake
😂😂😂
You should try directional locks (the ones that have a circle that you can push in four directions). Idk if you've tried it before, this is the first video of yours I watched
Alternate title: “How to steal a bike”
that one guy
Nobody steals a bike by picking a lock. Takes too much time. Thieves use force and cut or break the lock.
1:07 it is so easy that I knew how to do that about 20 years ago without any picking knowledge, without tutorials, I just needed the combination for my bike and I forgot the number. Is very intuitive.
Ok , first thing we need to appreciate him for learning how to beat the TH-cam Algorithm 🙌🏻❤️😂
The more you learn about security measures(I.E. locks), the more you will realize that any security measure can be overcome through a sufficient amount of time, effort and dedication.
So why do we use security measures at all?
Stopgaps, and to prevent things from being easily stolen. This is why combination locks can be an effective way to prevent most locker room thievery for instance despite being possible to crack; and per the definition are not 'useless'.
These are useless as they are far too quickly and covertly defeated. They can be opened without even looking suspicious
Yeah, I was foolish in my 20s and didn't have a lock. I had my only nice watch stolen. I was a fool to assume no one would. Not, sure why I didn't just wear it. I know it was big. So, who knows maybe It was uncomfortable. If I had any lock it would prevent people from even realizing there wasnt just clothing in there. That most wouldn't want anyway
Robbers : WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN
the best part about it is
when you feel a lock open like that it doesnt really look much different than when you actually know the combination
as opposed to someone who is using lock picks or grinding tools
Video idea:
1. Learning to run a mile within 5 minutes
i need this
I accidentally learned how to do this with my school locker. I was just slowly doing it and noticed that right before I hit the number i wanted, it would be hard to move and when I hit the correct number it, it was easy to move
Saw that dude running away with his bike at 0:24 😂 I really like this dude’s humor.
Great video. I just bought the exact same lock as that red one. There are several numbers which appear to bind the next number or none that bind it depending on how hard you try. I've tried for 15 mins to crack it and my thumb is so sore I had to stop. It's not as easy as it looks, you really need to learn the 'feel'.
I was seriously expecting LPL to turn up on one of the comments in this video.
Maybe all we need is a lock that has that is fingerprint activated. So you have to unlock it with your fingerprint AND unlock it with the key or a combination.
That would take electronics and an energy source. But you could build a generator into the lock and handcrank it. When you hear a beep, you can put your finger on the fingerprint sensor.
When fingerprint scanners become commonplace, determined thieves will either force owners (at gunpoint/knifepoint) to unlock them, or just start stealing their fingers.
@@AutPen38 nothing solves every problem.
If a thief is determined, there are still less risky ways to steal than direct confrontation.
Actually, I think, that's a testament for ABUS' robustness and theft delay. As many pointed out, its goal is not to be uncrackable, but to delay the theft as long as possible. I got some good ABUS locks and they are worth the money - plus it's made in Germany
Some other youtubers would have made this into a 30 minute video.. thank you for keeping it short and interesting.