Were these locks ever cracked? First time I ever saw them, I

I feel like >>>/diy/ would know more about this.

>>58689751
>>>/k/ too

>>58689751
>>58689763
You disappoint me.

They teach lockpicking at DEFCON. It belongs in /g/ just fine.

I'm afraid I don't have an answer to OP's question because it seems in real life all the padlocks I ever see are really just embarrassing wafer or cylinder locks.

>>58690766
I said nothing about where it belongs, I'm implying they may know more, I think the contents of this thread display the lack of discussion and expertise on it, your post is almost ironic because you didn't offer anything yourself.

Master locks are a joke in the lock picking community.

>>58689705
Why don't we have locks that only unlock with your digital?

>>58689705
Does it need to be unlocked to close?
If not then it's probably fucked by design. You can rip open a soda can and use it like a credit card to shimmy back the locking pins.

>>58689705
Is it one of the bluetooth locks? If so then they're easily compromised.
They sell a "hardened" version with a really high quality boron shackle, the locking balls are too deep to be shimmed realistically too. They're still easily opened with a hammer though.

>>58690823
It's not bluetooth, it's a four way joystick.
They do, however, have a digital version, a master code can be revealed by typing the serial or something into their website.

>>58689705
so the order of the combination doesn't matter?