Deviant Ollam | The Four Types of Locks | SOURCE Conference Boston 2010

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• DA

  @davidolee1 · 6 years ago

  Friend of mine once said locks are to keep honest people honest.

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• AL

  @Alan_Hans__ · 7 years ago

  Deviant Ollam is my new favourite speaker. Amazingly knowledgeable and very passionate.

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• JE

  @jerrellhelms8378 · 7 years ago

  As a firefighter I found that no padlock was a match for a fire axe.

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• DR

  @drewren123 · 7 years ago

  I picked a wafer lock on a file cabinet with a pair of office scissors.<br><br>The tool used to pick the lock was kept 5 feet away.

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• MI

  @minkotter9115 · 3 years ago

  What an amazing talk.... two thumbs up and I am ten years late

• WE

  @weareallthewaygone · 5 years ago

  My job doesn&apos;t involve anything spoken about in this conference but watched till the end and found it very informative while being entertaining and funny at same time🤣🤣🤣

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• TH

  @therugburnz · 6 years ago

  At construction sites, they cut the lock off and replace it. The security guy only checks to see if it is there and locked. Most of the time he doesn&apos;t have a key anyway, for &quot;security reasons&quot;. Next week a backhoe disappears. The tracks go through a locked gate.

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• JC

  @JC-11111 · 7 years ago (edited)

  LockPickingLawyer picked the MT5+ Apparently, he&apos;s pretty damn good at that stuff.<br><br>I think he also picked the ASSA Desmo with 8 sliders and 2 sidebars and a bunch of other &quot;pickproof&quot; locks.

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• AM

  @america-san · 6 years ago

  As a layman, I hated using the electronic dial.

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• BR

  @BRUTALLEGENDD · 6 years ago

  I used to build the electronic boards for MOS-HAMILTON. I still sorta know the circuity and some of the FACTORY reset codes. I might be able to rack my memory and get into EVERY lock. However you will need a battery with a specific &quot;somewhat&quot; voltage to make it to operate that is added to the dial dynamo and super cap internal power supply. Thought it was neat for Deviant to mention this type of locks. Yes I have demoed at government places on a bet that I could get in the door or weapon locker with &quot;NO TOOLS&quot;. &nbsp;Some are harder than others in the line, and some have 2 different batteries to be used to open. Hint, they are all solenoid based. Have fun :)

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• SK

  @Skylarr · 7 years ago

  It sounds like someone is shaving throughout the whole video.

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• AT

  @Athinira · 7 years ago (edited)

  Great talk, although a bit old by now. The &quot;unpickable&quot; locks he talks about have all been picked by now. Although no easy task. The picking of the Evva MCS is on youtube, but it took 20 minutes.<br><br>The Abloy Protec2 does have a half-electronic version which is easier to pick (due to the electronic part making the lock smaller), but you also need to defeat the electronic part of it, which has not, to my knowledge, been done on a door (it does have a different weakness if it&apos;s in a drawer or similar where you can just bang the lock out with a hammer and a tool).<br><br>Then there&apos;s the new Bowley Locks. The normal version for doors has been picked, but the double version for their model 543 padlock hasn&apos;t. Impossible to pick without highly specialized tools - would be proud to have them on my doors.

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