What is Lock Bumping - How to Stop Bump Keys
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2024
- Lock bumping can be used to bypass your home's locks via using a specially cut bump key. Learn about lock bumping and how to stop lock bumping and improve your home security.
Products:
The strap shown in this video is a great product at a great price and can be found on Amazon at:
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However, many of our customers complained that it was too hard to install so they were not longer putting it on to stop lock bumping. Because of this we have a new recommendation:
The deadbolt flip guard lock bit.ly/2TqsFP9
The flip guard gives you all the same advantages as the strap but with much easier to install "flip" it and lock it use.
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For more lock tips, visit out blog: www.AcmeLocksmith.com/blog/
Video Overview:
$3 is all it takes for someone to buy the bump key they need to get into your home using lock bumping. We demo this technique and show you what you can do to stop lock bumping.
Newer locks are coming equipped with bump resistant and pick resistant technology, but in many cases they suffer in other areas. The products we talk about in this video are the best door locks and products to stop lock bumping only, without regard for other features or faults the door locks may have.
Our favorite product is both bump proof and pick proof and is easy to install. It is also much less expensive than the next best solution of using high security locks to improve your overall home security. For a demo of any of these door security products, stop by any of our locksmith shops.
00:00 Intro
00:20 What is Lock Bumping?
00:45 Lock Bumping Demo
01:30 How to Stop Lock Bumping
01:50 Super Grip Lock Deadbolt Strap
04:34 Kwikset SmartKey Essentially Bump Proof
05:32 Half Deadbolts are Bump Proof
06:27 High Security Locks are Pick Resistant & Bump Resistant
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I don't know how I got here... but, I'm glad I did.
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Well done guys for producing and pleasant to view and highly informative video. A thumbs up and 5 Stars *****
Excellent videos and advice, thanks very much.
Thank you for a great, informative video! It'll be a great help setting up our new home.
This is superb lock system!
Buy bump proof locks from Lowe's
Great channel ! Thank you 🇺🇸
I’m moving to San Tan Valley in February, and I’m so glad I saw this. I also know who’s my new locksmith :) Great content!
Awesome! Thank you!
i like the half dead bolts! thanks!
You're welcome.
Nice shop!
Oh thank you. just subscribed. Awesome. I m buying this stuff
Thank you!
I've seen videos of kwikset smartkey locks being forced open before.
I put the Smart Key Quicksets on my home. Didn't realize they were bump-proof, but am mighty glad to discover they are. Another big benefit of them is that you can re-key them yourself, quite easily. That's what that little slot next to the keyslot is for (you stick a tool into it, then with a few twists of the old and new key, that changes the key that works with it).
they are drill resistance also.
Theyactuallyare crap, their resistance is that they breal and jam under normal use
This is something everyone should learn about. Especially folks who have winter homes here in Arizona.
thank you for this. What about the keyless lock (last one on your screen, with the code pad and key)? Can those be picked, bumped?
If it's an off-the-shelf lock with a keyhole It can be bumped. A lot of the manufacturers are now making keyless electronic locks which are a good option against bumping. Here's our favorite by Yale. If the battery is die there's a battery terminal jumper on the outside so that you can still get into the lock.
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Very informative, thank you! Does Kwikset, with the Smart-Lock feature come in an electronic keypad entry lock that has double cylinders so a keyed entry is also on the inside instead of a thumb-turn? Or any other manufacturer for that matter?
I know of no electronic deadbolt that has a key on both sides. There are some commercial grade options, but no residential that I can think of off the top of my head.
@@LocksmithRecommended Thanks so much for the info.!
i ended up here from watching your smart lock reviews - yale, kwikset and schalge - and i gotta tell you, the most ironic thing was that one of the ads that played was for bump keys!
Oh man. That's crazy. 😳
Not much profit in the strap. This is primarily a bait & switch advert for their more profitable products.
thats neat. Does it work on windows?
Hello can you not put dump proof pins in the lock? Yes they will have to bring the locks to you or call for a service call.
Any good schlage b60 n deadbolt is impervious to bumping....that may work on a $5 lock
Disagree.
That was a product by Mul-T-Lock. We love it! And we ship if you're looking into getting one. :-)
my thinking is any unpickable lock comes down to the key way by preventing the insertion of any sizable picking tool a novel approach is the for ever bike lock if they used 6 pin disk cylinder its unpickable and un-bumpable no need for a side bar or anything fancy on the cylinder the only features a cylinder need to have anti bump and impressionism were it was defeated by aluminum tape but picks are useless and do not thing you can bump it since the key has be fully inserted before any tension can be applied but extra bump protection never hurts
Lock Picking Lawyer can pick it. :)
@@gslavik Who? 🤣
People love that guy. He compromises their security, teaches people how to break into their home and businesses, and people adore him for it. I don't get it 🤦🏻♂️. At the time this video was shot, the Mul-t-lock had not yet been picked by anyone. But then LPL and BB created a special tool to bypass it. Luckily, there are few people in the world with the skills or the tools needed to bypass most high security locks, but they can be bypassed.
Check out our newer video: Can All Locks by Picked: th-cam.com/video/5228bTmrLCk/w-d-xo.html
@@LocksmithRecommended I think the logic is similar to how software designera love hackers (to an extent) by knowing how a system can fail or be bypassed you are better equipped to protect against or prepare for failures.
@@Weehapaa interesting point, that I had not thought of. 👍🏻
I live in Ohio and still watch you and wish you were in Ohio. Thank you for showing us common people how to be safer in this evil world we all now live in.
Is Ohio even real?
Robert, I really like the idea of the Half Dead Bolt. But, I didn't see that item in the spill down list of products. Where can I purchase these ?
We carry them on our website. www.acmelocksmith.com/buy-safes-online/deadbolt-lock-flip-guard.html
And you can check out our installation video th-cam.com/video/N-xM4bBOeSk/w-d-xo.html
Ooops. Sorry. You said half deadbolt and I ready flip guard. 🤦♂️ You can get the 1/2 deadbolts on Amazon here:
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they require different size bore, so be sure to check out the products install directions.
The Kwikset/Weiser Smart Key deadbolt can be opened quickly & easily with the KTT-4 tool from Major Manufacturing Inc. without leaving any obvious signs of compromise on the cylinder.
All great if you are in the house. What do you do when you aren't there?
We touch on it in the video, but didn't go into detail because of cost. You'll need high security locks. We recommend those by Mul-t-lock. You can see them on Amazon here: amzn.to/4atpI85
Great video, I really like the strap, I just wish I lived in the US (not...lol)....
Have you started shipping to Canada yet? I'd also like to know the name of the thing that was locked to the end of the bolt on the Mul-T-Lock? The part number? How does it work? I'm a Lock Picking Enthusiast and I've never had or seen an mlt deadbolt with that feature?....the more I think about it, I'm not even sure if I've ever seen an mlt deadbolt period...lol The ones I've seen are usually euros or paddys...
Almost forgot the half deadbolt...that is really smart, specially for a hidden panic room , with a big book shelf screwed right to the outward swinging door. It's always been a hassle before, now you just remove the door knob and install one of these, the old hole will be covered by the bookshelf and it really doesn't need to be locked from the outside anyway...
Again, thanks for the post...
Jim Elwood what, are we playing "Penitentiary" again? -_-
diazaman no they use a quarter on a string in the payphones there!
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Yeah that strap is a good idea and it looks like it works. But we have to go in and out of the home through the actual front door. So we can't use that.
The half lock. Can you lock and open that from outside the door?
It is meant to be used on doors either when you're in the home or doors you don't routinely use to go in and out of. Here in AZ, almost everybody goes in and out the garage door, so you can secure your deadbolt on all exterior doors.
@@LocksmithRecommended Thanks for responding to my Query. Yeah, that's what I thought. Here, some may use their garage doors because they park their cars in the garage. Most don't park their cars in the garage here. And a lot of homes don't have an access to the garage from the house.
Most use the garages for storage, child play areas for safety purposes and work shops, etc. My double door, double car garage is my shop, it's full of tools. My machine tools are all on wheels and I park them outside in the drive, even in winter when I do a lot of work in the shop. I live above the so called "Snow Belt," so winters are severe.
A lot of break-ins occur using the garage doors. A few years ago about 8 of my neighbors were broken into through the garage doors. They used a large pry bar for leverage under the doors on one side and lifted the doors up sufficiently that they could wriggle under. Once in of course they managed to open the doors fully. The imprint of the pry bar was left in the rubber door gasket that is on the bottom of the doors. They tried mine but failed. I have large additional locks in the rails inside on both sides of each door. They are positioned above the bottom rollers. They probably separated a disc trying to raise my heavier, insulated garage doors.
To protect my front door access, I rely on the locks I have and the steel outer storm doors that I am able to lock from the outside. They can still be penetrated, but it's time, trouble and noise. Also I have high intensity, motion detecting lighting all around the property. And I just recently bought all the cable I need to install video cameras around the property. There has been a definite rise in break and enter theft in the last couple of years. Looking at some of the people that the police are catching for some of these crimes. It's people that are new to the country that we are importing. They do not reside in the areas that they have been breaking into. I live in Canada, toward the north in Ontario. Always looking to better my security.
whats the name of the last lock you showed? the high security lock
Mul T Lock. I'm surprised he didn't tell you. Better late than never.
I've been looking into buying a Lockly Secure Plus. My question is, can you re key something like the with a High Security Lock? Thank you in advance.
If you rekey a Lockly, you void its warranty. So my guess is replacing the cylinder is out as well. We haven't yet looked at this lock, so don't know the answer. But I'm going to do a video on it within the next month or so.
@@LocksmithRecommended Got it. Looking forward to your video. May I suggest a video or opinion on the Samsung SHS-P718-LMK. Just wondering if that's really worth the price and how it has the key lock on the bottom if its safe enough. Thank you.
@Michael bell Well yeah, clearly if someone wants to get in your house they're gonna do it. What I really mean is, is it worth the money and can a lock that's on the bottom be bumped just a like a regular lock. I know that there are some locks that cannot be bumped, but can be picked if given time. So, I'm just wondering if its really worth the money to spend that much on a lock or not. As I said, if they want to get on they're going to. But I'm sure a burglar would prefer the easier lock over a more complicated lock to pick.
@@jdlfpr As they say, "You don't have to run faster than the bear, just faster than your companion". (Make yours harder to enter than your neighbors.)
Thank god most thieves aren’t competent to pick locks. A 1” deadbolt only keeps honest people honest.
We can put a man on the moon but can't make a good lock. So sad.
@Jeff Proulx NO WE NEVER WENT TO THE MOON I WAS 10 YRS OLD WATCHING IT ON TV & KEPT TELLING PEOPLE IT WAS FAKE. JUST A MOVIE SET
So someone is breaking into my house when I leave I came home several times to find the dead bolt was unlocked someone had been in my house I've changed my locks couple times and it keeps happening so what can you do to stop it from happening again?
If it's not your main entry door, here's the easiest fix: www.acmelocksmith.com/buy-safes-online/deadbolt-lock-flip-guard.html
We ended up exchanging this model for the slimmer version th-cam.com/users/postUgkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU because it was too wide for the only door trim area that made sense to mount it on. However, we should have just noted the dimensions prior to purchasing. Otherwise, we love the doorbell. It works perfectly, and the video is very clear, even at night.
How can I prevent bump-locking on my Schlage smart lock?
Depending on which one you have, it may have a cylinder that can be upgraded to high security. Go in to a local locksmith shop and see what they can offer you.
if people want to break in, they're going to find a way and they dont need a bump key. in fact, bump keys are largely media hype, there's few if any bump key break-ins nationwide every year. you want to protect your home, install 2 inch thick glass for your windows...because more break ins involve your window being broken.
Or just use window film
2" thick glass? Your name is spot on.
@Michael bell - What am I missing? Is there a fatal flaw with my example?
@Michael bell - As a former burglar, I can tell you first hand that 2" thick glass would have kept me from being able to break into most places. Breaking through thick glass would have been difficult, time consuming and noisy. So I'm not understanding the hang up here about my previous comment.
@Michael bell - My initial statement was rhetorical, not literal. In other words, the likelihood of a burglar using a bump key to gain entry is virtually nil and people need to be concerned about their windows as an easy and typical point of entry. My last burglary 20+ years ago required me to climb the side of a building with another individual to get on top of the roof of the first story while a third person stayed on the ground and kept watch. We had a burglary kit in a duffle bag which included duct tape to tape up the window in order to prevent the sound of shattering glass and so we could remove it in one piece once we broke it. Now had we gotten up there and saw that there was 2" thick glass, which would be easy to identify, we would've canceled the job.
how do you shut the door
Can't be installed on your main entry/ exit. In AZ we all go in and out through our garages. Thanks for watching!
You should see a few lockpickinglawyer videos
See our video, "Can all locks be picked." th-cam.com/video/5228bTmrLCk/w-d-xo.html
@Michael bell Darn, you're taking me out of my comfort zone.
@Michael bell You think LPL is a fraud? Are you serious? He guts every lock he picks in a single, unedited take. Send him your cylinder. No need to ask first.
I need a bump less lock when I LEAVE my apartment.
High security keyway would be the only option there. Mul-t-lock makes a good grade 2 deadbolt for the residential market. amzn.to/3AN9kQu
Well what is that lock called ??
What do you with a customer who shows signs of Persecutory Delusion?
We ensure them their house is as safe as it can get. Inform a relative if we know of one. Then we stop servicing them. Not a lot we can do.
Says multilock is unlockable so of check out LPL and it took him about 90 seconds to pick which is outstanding so let's says very pick resistant to all but the best
At the time this video was shot, it had not yet been picked. Thanks for watching.
All these type of keyhole locks are not the locks I have on my door in England. I have deadlocks with the large hole, similar to about a 5 millimetre drill hole. and totally different keys. Google them and see. They can't really be picked
From my experience living in various countries in Europe has convinced me that their doors, as well as locks, are far superior to those in the US. I live in the state of Washington, moved into an older home recently, and believe a would-be intruder would be stymied by all the choices of easy ingress.
My question is when I leave my apartment no matter what lick I put on they pick it. What can I use to keep them out when I'm gone.
High security locks would be your best bet. Many can still be picked, but only by the most experienced pickers in the world. You'd knock out 99+% of everyone else.
www.acmelocksmith.com/commercial-grade-high-security-locks/
If you see a video of someone picking a high security lock (and it is not fake), rest assured that the lockpicker has trained for years in general and probably spent many days on that particular lock. And when making the video, he might have restarted the recording numerous several times until it went as smoothly as expected. If your lock is a quality product with no gross design flaws, other (more destructive) ways of opening your doors are more likely than picking.
Have you spoken to a mental health professional?
HOW ARE THEY GETTING PAST BOLTS OR ONE SIDED DEADBOLTS? I READ ONE ARTICLE THAT ITS A HIGH POWERED MAGNET. IS THAT RIGHT? WE HAVE A PROBLEM SUSPECTED ITS A CULT OR POLICE MISCONDUCT. DEFIANT TRESPASSING WITH INTENT TO COMMIT UNLICENSED AND UNCONSENTED BATTERIES.
I don't know how you'd get past a one sided deadbolt. No one on the outside of the door should even know it's there.
Tension your springs like hell
What about when you're not inside the home?
Yes. That lock can only be installed on a door you do not exit the home with. To get bump and pick resistance on a door you exit, you need to go with a high security lock.
www.acmelocksmith.com/commercial-grade-high-security-locks/
Hmmm... I was really interested in the strap, but you never mentioned the name of the product. I checked in the description & you not only don't provide a link to where I can buy one, but you STILL don't mention the name of the product or who makes it. You mentioned that we can buy the strap on your website, but I was just there looking for it and couldn't find it. You give a link for the deadbolt flipover device b/c it's "much easier to use". That may be true, but I'm pretty high functioning so I think I can master a strap, & I need a less expensive, portable option. I don't want to spend the money to have a locksmith come & install the flipover device, AND I don't even know if I CAN install it b/c I will be moving into an apartment & don't know what the lease will say about modifications like that. I wish you would at least tell us the name & manufacturer of the strap in the description! Now I'll have to spend another hour searching the internet.
We no longer sell the strap. It was a great product but it was difficult for users to install. When another product came out that served the same function but was easier to install we started to sell it instead.
Here's the product
www.acmelocksmith.com/buy-safes-online/deadbolt-lock-flip-guard.html
Here's the new TH-cam video on it:
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Aren't wafer locks easier to rake/zip open? This isn't a much more skilled attack than bumping and can be almost as quick, it's probably the first two attacks I learned, you can easily file a rake or a diamond pick (I used a metal strip from the side of an old hard drive mount from a laptop) and a screwdriver, heck, I once got the wafer lock in a money box open with a paper clip with two zigzags bent into it, no need to order anything or get a key. Surely if you're going to learn to make a bump key or order online, you'd get a pick set or fashion a rake as well?
When the lock was released it was taken to a locksmith convention. It was attempted to be picked 40,000 times. Only one locksmith successfully picked it.
Over the years, ways to bypass that lock have come out and tools to get past it have been released. But against lock bumping, it's still as one of the best out of the box locks available
The best lock is Abloy Protec2, and it's the only one that has never been picked in any way.
As a locksmith, I use lishi’s
You in Lexington?
More ancient history from 6 years ago. Man, does anyone put anything out that is up to date about this subject?
Man, more ancient comments from 4 yrs ago. Aren't there any newer comments? I guess the internet should be scrubbed of anything that was posted before last yr, eh?
The patent for bump keys was filed a hundred years ago. Patents have to be public, so anyone could learn about how to make a bump key well before the internet.
I'm not sure anyone who had no idea what a bump key was, would have spontaneously gone to the US patent office and searched through the hundreds of thousands of patents trying to find a bump key. You?
3:58 now I see why it was so easy to bump. Look at the cuts in the key... The working key looks like a bump key
Nope. Sorry. It's just that easy. Check out any number of videos on lock bumping. It was covered all over local and national news. You'll find a wealth of information and videos demonstrating.
Yeah, high cuts next to low cuts will definitely make bumping much more difficult, especially with a quality lock. But being a retired locksmith, what the heck do I know.
All the "special" keys are easy to pick wafers dimple and interactive are easy to pick
If you want just to lock yourself in and you don't have the strap you use a simple pair of mole grips, I believe you call them vice grip pliers, they lock in position and will not allow the lock to be turned.
But wouldn't it make mire sense to have a door wedge or something similar that goes against the door, the only way past them are to demolish the door.
What if the door opens outward
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Surely locksmith techniques were published in books prior to the advent of the Internet.
Absolutely. But it's the internet that has made the lock bumping accessible to the masses.
KwikSet is bump resistant, but there are other ways to open them that requires less skill.
True. Here, I am speaking only of lock bumping.
@@LocksmithRecommended I understand this, but it is a bad example because it allows other less skilled attacks.
Lol, installing a Kwikset deadbolt is very expensive? Man, I wonder what the cost of a real lock is considered?
smart key locks are junk, there is several ways to get them, the news is out, and by the way, you can still bump wafer locks, the y11- for example, the technique is a little different than actually hitting the key though, how many people do you know that have y11 on there garage door? I tried this out in the field, the main locks in the building were medeco!!!
There are ways to get through all locks, but none so simple and well known as lock bumping. It takes essentially no skill and just a couple of dollars. Smart Keys are in my opinion one of the best over the counter products for bump and pick resistance deadbolts that is generally available. They definitely have their issues though (plastic parts for example). Our recommendation is for off the shelf bump key protection, get the smart key. If you want the best protection, consult a locksmith to get the best product for your given needs.
Why bump a y11? Just blow on it.
Multi lock isn’t pick proof; even their interactive core has been picked. No lock is pick proof or unable to be bypassed given the right knowledge and time, that said the Assa Abloy Protec is the leader in pick resistant locks; it is susceptible to destructive acts, core pull and pressing.
Hi Chris. We shot this video over 8 years ago before it had been bypassed by people learning how to and then sharing how to get past all levels of security on TH-cam. You know who I'm talking about.
I agree. With enough practice, time and knowledge, anything can be bypassed. We did a more recent video, Can All Locks be picked. th-cam.com/video/5228bTmrLCk/w-d-xo.html that discusses it.
Luckily, most people don't have the skills, training, or knowledge to get past the Mul-t-lock, Medeco, and Assa locks.
But there is one product that makes any deadbolt pick proof and bump proof when installed correctly. You can see that product here: th-cam.com/video/N-xM4bBOeSk/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for commenting and watching. Hope you're well!
Your site does not load!!!!!!
I'm not sure what you're seeing, but I'm not seeing any issue.
And remember, the lock is only as strong as the door that it's attached to, and the jamb the door is attached to.
I am buying a newly constructed home in a few months and the first thing I will do is to add 3" screws to my door hinges and strike plates. Then I will add a few of the products in this video
So a locksmith shows how to use a bump key , complains about people knowing this technique and then upsells a bump proof lock ? Oooookay
We released this video because of the hundreds of videos already out there on how to bump locks that don't show homeowners how to prevent it. We felt we had a responsibility to show people how they could try to stop this bypass attack.
Fr they b posting videos on how to open safes n everything wtf ?! Thanks u know just show the 🌍 y don't u so dumb
TH-cam is not a secret
This video is out of date. Quik set locks use to be the best on the market but not anymore
For out of the box, non-high security, they are still the best bet to stop lock bumping. They have other flaws for sure, but against lock bumping specifically, they are one of the best.
don't try to bump wafer locks, they will break and jam!!!
I need people from picking my deadbolt..when I'm out.
Something with a high security cylinder would be your best bet. Not 100% pick proof, but would stop nearly everyone.
www.acmelocksmith.com/commercial-grade-high-security-locks/
this is pretty scary
Thanks for watching!
i am very upset that you do not think people can install a half deadbolt in their doors and want to sell them on professional installation that is pretty snobbish
This is what upsets you? ✌
people act like shit dont exists cause they aint know about it
This guy wants you to climb out the window. Lol cheaper to not install doors
I'm very confused. ✌ Thanks for watching. 😊
Who cares if it's bump resistant! They can still pick it!
That depends. The Kwikset we discuss is bump and pick resistant as is the high security product. You'd have to be a well trained expert to pick either of those. The Kwikset can by bypassed in other ways but it is the most bump and pick resistant of the mass produced residential products.
The product we install in this video will make almost any deadbolt bump and pick proof.
th-cam.com/video/N-xM4bBOeSk/w-d-xo.html
Excuse my rude but this is ridiculous! I need a bump prevention product for my apartment door for when I'm NOT home! Burglars dont come around when im inside the apartment! You matter of factly talk as if everyone has a garage door or something. Its of utmost importance to find a way to protect my inside while im not in there! Fail.
We touch on it in the video, but didn't go into detail because of cost. You'll need high security locks. We recommend those by Mul-t-lock. You can see them on Amazon here: amzn.to/4atpI85
and in 4 seconds, you get a 40 or 223 caliber bullit to the head. enough said?
of course you already have something called a chain installed that does the same thing and has the same problem. It only works when you are home to put it on from the inside.
Foolishness
I would never trust a door chain for security. They're too easy to bypass or force. False sense of security there.
Acme Locksmith
I don't worry about people bumping my deadbolt while I am sleeping. Its when I am away this is a real problem. Thats the issue that needs to be solved.
Agreed. We address products you can use to prevent bumping while you're away from the home.
vladlashing and I can just put lock pliers on the thumb turn and don't have to buy someone's junk!!!
@@LocksmithRecommended I went onto your site and could not locate a truly bump proof lock. Any suggestions?
So you're showing us how to protect yourself when you're in the house, but how about when you're out? Why not sell a lock that bumping doesn't work on? Ever hear of the lock picking lawyer's channel? Should check him out. He's awesome.
I've heard about him. He's awesome alright. Awesome for burglars. Putting everyone's homes and property at risk by showing how to bypass locks. If he can't find a way, he invents one, like when he used a blow torch in just the right spot. In AZ we go in and out of home through the garage, but if that's not an option, thanks to LPL, you're hosed.
Pick-resistant and bump-resistant, not ever “proof”. Refer to the Lockpicking Lawyer to see what happens to all of the “pick-proof” locks.
In general yes. This video was shot before the lpl even posted his first video (I believe) and before he and Bill invented tools to bypass several locks that had been previously thought unpickable. There's nothing like making a living off of compromising everyone's security. 😞
Although there are locks that are still pick proof, because there is no keyhole on the outside of the door or because they lock the deadbolts so that even working keys won't open them.
It's funny how you consider it compromising security when in reality they are proving it's security through obscurity. What they are doing is causing lock manufacturers to actually improve their security instead of keeping the same flawed designs.
@@thatkidthatplayscod I'm going to have to disagree.
Nearly every lock can be bypassed. th-cam.com/video/5228bTmrLCk/w-d-xo.html
But providing that information online so that anyone, at any time, can look it up is completely irresponsible.
Take safes. There are ways to get into high-security safes. I'm talking about the safes that jewelry stores use and banks use, really good safes. People do get locked out of them, people with combinations pass on, locks fails, etc..... But you don't see professionals who break into safes posting TH-cam videos on how to do it. They have too much respect for your property.
LPL compromises people's security. He shows videos how to get into every lock of your house, and people love him for it. It's crazy.
Please do not listen to this guy if you're looking to secure your home. I doubt he is this ignorant of the subject, so I assume he is simply making a sales pitch.
If you need help, please let me know. And I wont even try to sell you anything...
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Sorry but it's not pick proof😂 resistant but not proof
pick-proof lol
Bruh, this is no use for me.
It's for me they bumped my door
"Dead-bolt straps" are absolute GARBAGE.
Agree to disagree. Thanks for watching. 👍
SmartKey may be resistant to bumping, but they can be opened with a $2 key blank and a pair of vice grips. Not a good solution. You'd be better off getting a Schlage and putting in an anti-bump pin (or getting a locksmith to do it).
And good grief man. Do you seriously not know better than to say things like "pick proof"? There's no such thing. There's not a lock on the market that hasn't been picked by someone somewhere. Even the Protec2 - the gold standard - has been picked. Granted there's maybe 10 people on the planet who can do it, but still.
We were discussing lock bumping. Kwikset locks have some serious flaws, as do most locks, but for lock bumping prevention, they are one of the best.
FYI. I have a lock on my door right now that is pick proof. No one, not any TH-camr you've ever seen, not any locksmith, not anyone, can pick this lock. I show it at the end of our Can All Locks be Picked video at th-cam.com/video/5228bTmrLCk/w-d-xo.html
@@LocksmithRecommended Fair enough, those locks actually are pick proof, but they can't be locked while you're gone because they both have to be locked from the inside.
@@krissisk4163 Yes. In AZ we all pretty much come and go through our garage doors, so these stay safe and secure on the front and back doors. Once the garage door is protected from entry with the tip in this video th-cam.com/video/vKs4J-Vqyb8/w-d-xo.html you're home is in great shape.
Smart key locks are garbage easy to overide
Most locks are easy to bypass. Specifically for lock bumping the smart key is good.
Omg, another person displaying a method how to break into somebodies home. How totally irresponsible. You may never hear about breaking or home invasions but the cat is out of the bag, isn’t it?
We released this video because of the hundreds of videos already out there on how to bump locks that don't show homeowners how to prevent it. We felt we had a responsibility to show people how they could try to stop this bypass attack. Anytime we release a video it's addressing something that is already out there, and then we show the best way to prevent it.
are you serious a strap on your lock? What a joke.