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Security researchers figure out how to cut a key from a credit card to open ostensibly ultra-high-security Medeco locks, using just a digital photo of a real key. The researchers are showing off the trick Friday at the DefCon hacker convention in Las Vegas, where last year they showed that different Medeco locks were pickable.
Original post by Kim Zetter
Security researchers figure out how to cut a key from a credit card to open ostensibly ultra-high-security Medeco locks, using just a digital photo of a real key. The researchers are showing off the trick Friday at the DefCon hacker convention in Las Vegas, where last year they showed that different Medeco locks were pickable.
Original post by Kim Zetter
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