Lock picking allows people to open locks with few tools. This category envelops information on diverse and remarkable topics.
High security locks are locks that provide increased resistance from lockpicking and decoding attacks.
All high-security locks use strong materials and designs that make them resistant to destructive entry techniques. Materials used are steel rods, ball bearings, and hardened. In this archive you will get an insight on these high security locks.
Mechanical locks can be divided in two different groups: Warded Locks and Tumbler locks. These locks are the main locks on most of the doors in residences and offices. Generally the simplest mechanical locks function by means of keys that trigger the levers inside the locks.
Nowadays modern Mechanical Locks have been introduced which do not require the standard key system but use number codes combination and have single or multiple dials for the number combination. These locks can only be opened by one who knows the combination and inserts the correct code with help of the dials. To be able to crack these keyless mechanical locks, one would need to have understanding of computer science and cryptology.
Lock picking tools are assets for any locksmith because without lock pick sets he won’t be able to crack open locks. It is also very important to store these valuable tools in a casing so one can get all the tools at once and save time. Many locksmiths dislike the idea of readymade pick cases and like to design their own lock pick case according to their needs. Here you will find do-it-yourself guides on creating lock pick case.
Science and art of defeating locks is known as Locksmithing. It is the oldest type of security engineering. This field has many branches such as general, safe servicing, high security cylinders, electronic security, and automotives. Many lock enthusiasts have doubts and questions about Locksmithing and its scope which can be cleared by reading the lockpicking guides archived here.
What’s more? Here you will learn about types of locks and keys, locksmith tools, reports on locksmithing competitions, definitions of hard to find Locksmith terminology and perceive much more secrets about Lock Picking!
Catalogue of High Security Locks provides the reader with description of the mechanism, mode of operation, security features and other comments relevant to locks in question. You will gain knowledge regarding some of the world’s more interesting and unusual locks.
This guidebook will show a very simple rights amplification attack that is effective against virtually all conventional master-keyed pin tumbler locks, including many so-called “high-security” products. What’s more? This method leaves essentially no forensic evidence, requires no special skills and uses only very limited resources.
Have you ever wanted to make your own pick cases? But have never really been sure how, well this guide is your answer to creating your own case. This guide intended as a resource for locks and lock picking hobbyists.
Frequently Asked Questions on Locksmithing is a simple and straightforward guide which will answer simple questions, give you some hints on getting started, and point you to sources of information. Also included is a glossary of common terms. No experience required, this guide will facilitate you to get started.
Secrets of Lock Picking teaches the novice with detailed information on different types of locks, tools required to pick these locks and a lot of relevant particulars. This well illustrated book will teach you everything that you want to know about locks and lock picking.
The Lock Busters is a report on the Dutch open lock-picking championship. This brief report details that methods used by various participants furthermore ways to open a lock are also mentioned in this report. An interesting read for a lock-picking enthusiast.
The Ultimate Dictionary for Locksmiths is a collection of list of technical terms used in Lock industry. The terms mentioned in this book are the ones that a Locksmith or any lock enthusiast should know. So if you have a keen interest in locks, this book is a MUST read!