Bumping High-Security Locks

[Agremen]

come crack open my lock ill crack open ur skull once ur on the other side of the door

[masupailassjam]

@Agremen ooo big tuff guy talking like hes got something to prove to the youtube community, shut up bitch. Next youll tell us how your bulletproof too.

[Agremen]

@masupailassjam >.> ur funny!Try it and u will get whats coming for u once u pass my door!

[Agremen]

@masupailassjam I bet u think ur the only bad ass out there !

[masupailassjam]

@Agremen Nope, plenty of hardcores out there. But when i wanna talk trash and feel tuff, i do it in a bar or the fight ring. Not instructional or educational youtube videos. If your near Prince George BC Canada stop by Spruce Capitol Warriors Boxing gym, Or if your REALLY tuff like you say, i drink at the Road House downtown. Ask for Dirty Dave. Cause im fuckin BADASS!

[Agremen]

@masupailassjam hahah i like u dude wanna see my penis?:P

[masupailassjam]

@Agremen Sure. lets measure! What parta Can u from? Ha ha ha

[Agremen]

@masupailassjam I want a table and cereals!!!!!!!!!

[nora8brian]

why did he insert the key before he picked it?

thats the first time i ve seen that. anyone know?

[chriswingateusmc]

@nora8brian Medeco sidebars have a code, the pins must be properly rotated for the sidebar to be set. Once the right code key is inserted and the sidebar sets, he can pick it like a regular lock.

[SebGarth]

One has to wonder if this video really benefits the community at all. It probably would have been better to simply present the results rather than produce what looks like an instruction manual for thieves.

[jamesrichie54]

i see your point but it also shows normal people how security almost never works because any half decent thief will get what he wants if he wants it bad enough

[marshall8787]

It does. For one, they're not at all presenting this as an instruction manual, they're just showing it can be done. The reason it's important is because our government and military installations are guarded by these locks. The whole reason they did this is because Medeco refused to retract their statements about this "high security lock" being bump proof.

[TechXMarine]

THIS IS SO INTENSE (sarcasm)

but good vid

[srm69]

I gotta skeleton brick that works like a charm

[marshall8787]

Probably wouldn't work exceedingly well on a dead bolted steel door.

[WhenInRome2000]

I just like watching people handle keys.

[imnickim]

8seconds at the end lol

[0girle]

3 locks in 20 min medeco will pay you $10,000 cash in person that there thing,.,. look it up,.

[hhocar]

I can pick my nose faster....lol

[Madsqurrill]

How about testing the locks in a door mock up. So that they can not feel the pins under their fingers or see them. And the last one how often are you going to tip a door up and negate gravity to pick a lock.

[pandaman0529]

He bumped it. You don't have to tip the lock like that, just hit the bump key with enough force. He probably tilted it to get a better angle for hitting.

[ChovinIsDumb]

hit it sideways instead? XD

[marshall8787]

I second pandaman. It's not that these guys can't do it in a door, but they did this in the sake of expediency for wired's article.

[Psilo007]

picking locks is easy and fun

[kukelz]

yea so?

i can break in 5 secs.

I would just crack a window, more lowtech approach maybe but faster.

[marshall8787]

Not necessarily. The average house door isn't going to have one of these on it. These are very expensive locks, and not everyone's going to blow them on a low-security application. Medeco contracts with the military and the pentagon, for example. I doubt you could as easily smash through an armored door or bullet proof glass.

[kukelz]

for pentagons they use planes nowadays.

[marshall8787]

Of course, if you can get a hold of a plane, you're probably not taking bypass advice from youtube.

[Hez0]

Thief: Deadly Shadows - IRL!

[3kToT]

this makes me want to pick a lock.

[HuntMasterRay]

this vidoes tight and all but i hate how they make how easy it is to break in public, even if it's false i like a sense of security, you know?

[marshall8787]

Well then just tell yourself it's fake. It'll match your sense of security. XD

[MajinFrahma]

locks are so obsolete.

[CFrostyTheSnowman]

With nano tech all of this is irrelevant.

[poiulkjhmnbv123]

you recorded this 5 months ago

[quietthomas]

Isn't most of this picking? The only bumping is tact on the end there, and it's not even done horizontally.

[marshall8787]

The reason it's mostly picking is because it's REALLY easy for these guys to bump. That's why it was a "footnote". The fact that it's not horizontal is negligible at that level of skill. Marc Tobias taught a 13 year old girl to bump open this same lock at DEFCON in about 10 seconds.

[KirkOfBellevue]

Double cylinder, side bar pins on each pin, spool and mushroom pins, hardended inserts at drill points, and more things than this, can't remember them all. Very tight tolerence machining. Nice locks.

You want in you gotta kick the door down, or ruin some safe drills my lock smith said. Keys can only be cutt by the locksmith that sold me the lock and its registered to my name. It is high security. These must be cheap or hacked for easy picking. I am a fan of Medico if you can't tell.

[hellstudios]

I take it you didn't read the article in wired about him.

>_> ---you won't like medico after it.

[transtlantic]

read the article. It's original medico. That's the scare!!! They can actually break those locks that easy!

They even done a presentation to high security personnel

[jimmypagek26]

security fail . retinal scanner ftw

[frantic57744]

mmm ok....do a 6 pin 30 series LFIC..ooh yeah can you gut it directly afterwards ??