Safe manufacturers should just ignore the backup mechanical lock, put 1,000+ screws all over the box. Would take significantly more time for LPL to get through.
@@Lefathai - Not much that's relevant now, they were old wooden windows and doors. Told me to get a night latch and to swap the wooden beading around the glass for putty so they'd have to scrape at it and make more noise trying to pop out a panel.
This lock is much better than the previous version which he picked in 3 seconds... The new lock takes almost twice as long with 5 seconds and is a big improvement ...
Just a size 3 Master Lock. No need for a secure lock on an empty room. I would expect the employee refrigerator is guarded more tightly than "the gold".
A: "This lock is absolutely terrible, we can't sell that" B: "Put it behind a nameplate" A: "How does that help?" B: "Who has an allen wrench in their lock picking kit?" A: "Fair enough..."
Well I suppose in their defense you could say that the lock itself is very inconspicuously hidden, I'm 99% sure a burglar wouldn't think twice about a plate with a logo
It's funny watching you open these Amazon safes reminds me of some weird things my grandfather used to do. He bought a couple of fire proof combination safes to store important documents and a bit of cash in, but he went and wrote the combination for each safe and how to open it on the front. When we asked why he did that he said "I bought these to protect my documents in case of a fire. if someone breaks into my house they're going to get this safe open no matter what, so I'd rather they just not destroy my safe just for some paperwork and a small amount of cash."
"I'm here to apply for unemployment benefits." "Last job?" "Lock engineer for Viking Safe Co." "Lock picking lawyer?" "Yup." "End of the line, over there."
Security through obscurity is a nice amateur-level personal enhancement especially when it serves to take you off the radar entirely such as using a fictional character for your account information where you don't want RL friends finding your account. It is not viable as a mainline security feature however and does not hold up against any form of targeted attack so what really needs to be destroyed is not the "security" (which still occasionally stops dumb criminals) but the belief and trust in it.
I’m always fascinated by your videos. I’d never pick a lock unless it’s my own but seeing how things work and how certain locks can be picked helps bring awareness to someone looking to buy a lock.
Seeing all of these "easy entry" safes and gun locks, I'd love to see a "best of" playlist. "These are the locks in their respective categories that I've had the hardest time defeating". It's kind of a product review for the feature that matters most. I know it would be the first thing I'd look at when considering a lock purchase!
Yes he's not hangin about,recently I had a massive attack of laughter, I watched his April fools video instant cure for most ailments. Immediate cure for my lockdown depression. His vids have inspired me to make my own tools from old hack saw blades and various scrap metals and developed a sense of calm, patience. All the best, Comfortable
@@loosey5 If someone has the intelligence and wherewithal to learn to non-destructively open locks they more than likely also have the intelligence to earn their living in a legal manner, not sure about the US (I live in the UK sadly) but when was the last time you heard of someone's house/car/safe/guns being picked into by a burglar?
my son and i were talking about safes and he pointed me to your channel...i would not have believed it, if i hadn't seen you do it. your explanation takes longer than picking the lock. wow!
So I have had an on again off again fascination with lock picking. Finding your channel a month ago has made me want to buy my first pick set (I'm looking at the red team tools set). A note on this video, it amazes me how you find these weaknesses haha. Thank you for this amazing content!
I recall many years ago when a Toronto bank installed a new vault in their downtown main branch. They said that nobody could break into it. The words of an expert locksmith and an employee of a vault manufacturer have stayed with me. They both said that no matter how secure a company believes their vault is, there is always someone with the intelligence to "get around" any security and get into the vault.
I've heard someone say something similar, just about crypto systems. "Any idiot can invent a crypto system that he himself can't break". I guess the same is true for locks. Any idiot can design a lock he can't pick...
Companies are run by executives, and often they care little about security and more about money, the same is for people, uneducated folks rely on shitty locks for security, and in this case LPL is doing more for us showing how bad products like this really are.
@@josuelservin2409 - If I were an executive at the Masterlock Company, I would pay LPL not to feature my products in his videos. Cheaper than R&D for quality product development.
I'm just curious have you ever thought about designing your own line of safes and perhaps locks as well? It may be something you and Bosnian Bill could partner together to do!
What a waste. Think of all the time that went into designing this. All the materials to make it. All the fuel to ship it around to stores and customers... and ultimately, it's just a pile of junk that serves little to no purpose. Companies making stuff like this should be ashamed of themselves.
I don't think the companies who make them give a shit about how fast they can be picked. As long as they are selling them and making that money, I'm sure that's all they care about. Gotta keep profits up!
what's worse is states are trying to make expensive "biometric" safes like these required for gun owners, even though they're no more secure than standard gun locks.
rules of spycraft are never put anything important in the safe only standard documents go in the safe secret or classified documents on your person or creatively hidden
I have a similar safe. I never expected it to protect my stuff from thieves, rather it’s used to keep kids / visitors from accessing my firearms and ammo. It works great. Of course if a 6 year old (or a houseguest) shows up with an Allen wrench and some jiggers I’m screwed.
I'm having strong De-Javu. After watching the entire video I was sure that this must be reupload. It's not. Video [994] shows the same jiggler keys opening another safe with fingerprint scanner.
Years ago unfortunately I bought one with similar configuration. I can also say that instead of jiggling, one can simply force mechnasim to open by screwdriver.
This channel is like collage for criminals on how to get the loot and everyone else to know your things are never safe . LPL is the best tutor for criminals worldwide lol.
This is hilarious. I don't care about locks at all but every other week I look one of this videos and see how a man can open every lock he wants to in a few seconds 😂
I figured those escape rooms weren't simply a locked door with a keyhole in them, rather various non-lock things you have to perform before the door just opens on its own.
This is the exact type of safe I would use to hide my candy from the GF, no need for high security, just a spoof to tell people "stop taking my sh*t" :P Great video, as always!
LL: I need a safe for my personnal use. Safe Manufacturer: What exactly are you looking for as features? LL: One I cannot open. Safe Manufacturer: We are closed sir. LL: What? It's only 3pm Safe Manufacturer: We are closed. Goodbye.
I'm in love with this channel, I really am. Thank you for what you do / show. Hopefully those greedy companies that produce that kind of crap, which is very close to a scam, stop wasting resources on that shit and actually design something useful
What's funny is that Lockwood also make a variety of safes. They use a numeric keypad but the backup is a tubular lock. It's the only tubular lock Lockwood make. Unfortunately, the safes are too expensive for me to get one and check out. And all the second hand ones on local eBay are pick-up only.
Just curious. If the safe is opened by a key instead of a code or fingerprint, does it alert you? Safes in hotels and cruise ships are supposed to alert you when they've been bypassed. BTW, it would be great to know how secure the safes on major cruise lines are.
Screws worked better than actual lock. Some kind of proprietary/very unusual screw heads would be great. I have H-type in my hairdryer, was very surprised.
Thanks for the video. As always I find your videos to be informative and of high quality. I would like to know what *is* a hard-to-compromise safe that you know of? I'm in the market for a safe at this time and would appreciate your opinion. I'm considering the reasonably priced Sentry safe with the dial combination lock.
And then if the battery for the fingerprint reader goes dead, how do you get in the safe? The problem is that the bypass lock is crap, not that it's accessible.
@@mhfuzzball pop rivets can be drilled out and replaced when the owner fails preventive maintenance. It increases the complexity of an attack and the chances of leaving traces, since you would need a (power) drill, and if you wanted to be stealthy about it, a rivet tool as well.
My favorite part about LPL's videos is how he roasts the shit out products, but does it using the most non-threatening possible language and vocal tone. 🤣
My aunt's house had an expensive lock on the front door and an ancient bit-key lock on the back door. This safe is similar, a sophisticated fingerprint lock as its main entrance and a cheap key lock behind the nameplate. Not too bright. I suppose it needs a "back door" for when the battery fails in the fingerprint gizmo.
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LPL had more trouble with the screws than the lock. Classic.
Yeah, screws slowed him not the lock.
Can the lockpickinglawyer try put the Tapplock +
lockscrewinglawyer
Safe manufacturers should just ignore the backup mechanical lock, put 1,000+ screws all over the box. Would take significantly more time for LPL to get through.
Just put 200 screws and it would be more secure than most locks
this is the second time 2 screws are able to hold LPL longer than the actual lock itself
This is practically identical to #994.
Hahahaha... funny
Put locktite on the screws. Might actually pose a real threat. What is LPL's next move if that occurs?
@@gredangeo Large calibre weaponry if alcohol is involved. Or a trip to the basement.
Just add more screws for more security!
Its called a viking cause it was secure back when the vikings where around
lol
hahah
Idunno... that thing looks flimsy enough that an axe could open it!
ahahaha
We're still here :)
I once lost my keys and a passing Heroin addict opened my door with his homemade jigglers. Gave me some sound security advice too.
What'd he say?
@@Lefathai - Not much that's relevant now, they were old wooden windows and doors. Told me to get a night latch and to swap the wooden beading around the glass for putty so they'd have to scrape at it and make more noise trying to pop out a panel.
@Ken Mason tenks men. naw i now wen:))
@Ken Mason Then he felt violated AND was locked out of his house. Twofer.
If u live in an area were there is a " passing heroin addict" i think u have more to worry about than your safe
You should do a "LPL recommends" series, I've lost all faith in locks since I've started watching your videos. 🤣
It's when you hear him say "It's a lock I would consider using" you know it's good
As a rule of thumb - the longer the video, the better the lock. But be careful, LPL has been known to pick more than one lock in one video.
@@PatGilliland And gutting the lock takes way longer than the picking itself, so the best way is to watch all his back catalog 😁
He's said in a few videos stuff like "I'd consider using this lock" or "It's a pretty decent lock" etc
This lock is much better than the previous version which he picked in 3 seconds... The new lock takes almost twice as long with 5 seconds and is a big improvement ...
Fort Knox Gold Reserve safe
"In any case, thats all that I have for you today"
hahahahah that was funny :D
unlocked by the tool bill and himself built.
He should try out the Tapplock one+
Just a size 3 Master Lock.
No need for a secure lock on an empty room.
I would expect the employee refrigerator is guarded more tightly than "the gold".
Lol I literally fell off from sofa laughing while reading this
This channel should be called "Destroying lock companies in minutes" 😂
nah nah change that to "How to destroy companies in 3 seconds"
Minutes? Any company who can stand LPL more than a minute is considered very secure.
In seconds
seconds*
@Ting San Yuan I guess you misunderstood this channel... You know that lock took more than 3 seconds to UNLOCK and you can destroy company with bomb.
"Hello this is the LPL"
All Lock Companies: "Please god not one of our locks!"
Masterlock: "fuck."
@@HCkev hey wanna hear a good joke?
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@@BL4K laughing my ass off 🤣
@@HCkev nah. Masterlock: "First time?"
A: "This lock is absolutely terrible, we can't sell that"
B: "Put it behind a nameplate"
A: "How does that help?"
B: "Who has an allen wrench in their lock picking kit?"
A: "Fair enough..."
As long as they don’t try to sell these in Sweden or at Ikea.
I honestly thought he was gonna use the actual key to open the allen screws
need to swap them to torx screws, apple style
Well I suppose in their defense you could say that the lock itself is very inconspicuously hidden, I'm 99% sure a burglar wouldn't think twice about a plate with a logo
@@killswitch_-ud7kf On the other hand, a nameplate that is attached with big screws instead of the cheapest possible way is instantly suspicious.
I’m sure Viking Safes really appreciated your fine review of their product.
It's funny watching you open these Amazon safes reminds me of some weird things my grandfather used to do.
He bought a couple of fire proof combination safes to store important documents and a bit of cash in, but he went and wrote the combination for each safe and how to open it on the front. When we asked why he did that he said "I bought these to protect my documents in case of a fire. if someone breaks into my house they're going to get this safe open no matter what, so I'd rather they just not destroy my safe just for some paperwork and a small amount of cash."
@Squant the fire can't read ,and is not there to steal the contents, the safe as done its job ,the writing is irrelevant
@Squant fire cant melt steal beams
@@jimmyjohnson8233 No but it can severely weaken them reducing their strength.
Jim yup, and over 200,000 tons on weight on those red hot weakened beams.
@@sparkeyjames nu uh
"I'm here to apply for unemployment benefits."
"Last job?"
"Lock engineer for Viking Safe Co."
"Lock picking lawyer?"
"Yup."
"End of the line, over there."
Judging by the dislikes that line has 526 people in it?!
@@stuartwilson4960 i can't even see the number of dislikes that's how many there are
only 10 dislikes more after 2 months
it took me good few seconds to process
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"Anything that can be destroyed by the truth, should be."
Security through obscurity is a lie.
Security through obscurity is a nice amateur-level personal enhancement especially when it serves to take you off the radar entirely such as using a fictional character for your account information where you don't want RL friends finding your account. It is not viable as a mainline security feature however and does not hold up against any form of targeted attack so what really needs to be destroyed is not the "security" (which still occasionally stops dumb criminals) but the belief and trust in it.
Everything that can be destroyed by the truth *will* be.
Do these pants make me look fat?
@@stampson The pants are unrelated.
Jiggle jiggle jiggle
Jiggle physics. Literally.
I'd play a Senran Kagura lockpicking game.
"Jiggle physics. Literally." AKA "Jello science"
@@awkwardcultism Senran Kavita: War of the Locks!
Jiggle physics something I see at hooters
@@The.Subtilizer - And the angle of the dangle is directly proportional to the heat of the meat divided by the mass of the azz.
I’m always fascinated by your videos. I’d never pick a lock unless it’s my own but seeing how things work and how certain locks can be picked helps bring awareness to someone looking to buy a lock.
My Father taught me to tickle locks at a young age. One of the few things he ever regretted teaching me.
"tickle locks?" you just made my day....
@@just-dl you're welcome.
Seeing all of these "easy entry" safes and gun locks, I'd love to see a "best of" playlist. "These are the locks in their respective categories that I've had the hardest time defeating". It's kind of a product review for the feature that matters most. I know it would be the first thing I'd look at when considering a lock purchase!
NitFlickwick Open the Channel, go on Videos and sort by length - there WE are 😊
I'm replacing all my locks with 5 different kinds of Security bit screws now. Clearly it's the best time buffer against forced entry.
There's a cheap Amazon screwdriver set that takes care of that...
With Loctite, they had better get the medium priced Amazon screwdriver set to take care of that...
This channel is so useful for consumers, and safe thieves.
I bent down and lighted a smoke, and all I saw and heard was "that's all that I have for you today".
Yes he's not hangin about,recently I had a massive attack of laughter, I watched his April fools video instant cure for most ailments. Immediate cure for my lockdown depression. His vids have inspired me to make my own tools from old hack saw blades and various scrap metals and developed a sense of calm, patience. All the best, Comfortable
@@enduser63 Hacksaw blades ftw!
😂
I’m so glad LPL is on our side.
He's offering free training to every burglar lmao
@@loosey5 If someone has the intelligence and wherewithal to learn to non-destructively open locks they more than likely also have the intelligence to earn their living in a legal manner, not sure about the US (I live in the UK sadly) but when was the last time you heard of someone's house/car/safe/guns being picked into by a burglar?
Yes, a hero
or in both :)
? says who? being a lawyer is the best cover
We are _way_ too close to video 1000. This is gonna be fun!
Oof
my son and i were talking about safes and he pointed me to your channel...i would not have believed it, if i hadn't seen you do it. your explanation takes longer than picking the lock. wow!
So I have had an on again off again fascination with lock picking. Finding your channel a month ago has made me want to buy my first pick set (I'm looking at the red team tools set).
A note on this video, it amazes me how you find these weaknesses haha. Thank you for this amazing content!
How do these companies stay in business? Thanks LPL for bringing all of this to light!
there are not too many thiefs who lockpick around... and those of us who do, are never caught so... these companies stay alive
Consider Master Lock.
@@dmanparazitu "those of us who do"
Ignorance.
most people don't know these tricks so most don't complain and the companies are ok.
One can always replace the screws with tamper-proof or security screws to add another layer of difficulty.
I'm feeling terribly unsafe since I discovered this channel. I love it.
I love how short these videos are. straight to the point. a man who knows what he's doing and lazy product design.
LPL talking about a safe : "It's a fairly basic steel box..."
[1000] Trash on the floor picked fast before wife comes home.
Yeah but it'll just be a bunch of master locks.
[1001] Nose picked in 2 seconds. (No tools required)
Lol love the vids man!
Sonny Brown today we'll be using the tool that Bosnian bill and I made to pick my nose
Srsly tho what does he have in mind for 1000
@@josephluther6747 Master locks picked by tame raccoons.
"Let me show you how jugglers work"
Sounds like an idea for the next April 1st video
Your videos amuse the crap out of me! Thanks for the giggles.
Fill the key hole with live bees so when the thief opens the nameplate they will all fly out and sting the thief.
Bees=Infinite life muahaha.
We here Clicking on your video faster than you opening the lock
Just barly tho
@@instinctonline6875 I think my click was slower than the opening of the lock because I was reading the title.
i'm honestly not sure about that
the time for you to type your comment is longer than the lock picking itself
Whenever I watch your video, I learn which lock I should avoid.
I recall many years ago when a Toronto bank installed a new vault in their downtown main branch. They said that nobody could break into it. The words of an expert locksmith and an employee of a vault manufacturer have stayed with me. They both said that no matter how secure a company believes their vault is, there is always someone with the intelligence to "get around" any security and get into the vault.
I've heard someone say something similar, just about crypto systems. "Any idiot can invent a crypto system that he himself can't break". I guess the same is true for locks. Any idiot can design a lock he can't pick...
You should start making safes and locks lol. I feel like experienced lockpickers could do a better job than some of these meme companies
Companies are run by executives, and often they care little about security and more about money, the same is for people, uneducated folks rely on shitty locks for security, and in this case LPL is doing more for us showing how bad products like this really are.
@@josuelservin2409 - If I were an executive at the Masterlock Company, I would pay LPL not to feature my products in his videos. Cheaper than R&D for quality product development.
@@scootergeorge9576 Except he wouldn't go for that
@@fredericb.4426 everyone has a price...
@@Until_It_Is_Done Not true. I personally know a guy who was offered $1B to sell his company to what he considered scumbags and he declined.
I have a question! Where do you store all those safes, and locks? Must be already like 4000 pounds worth of steel laying around! 😂😂😂😂
Put the small ones in the big ones.
@@patrickwienhoft7987 300 IQ move
Send it back to Amazon
probably he has a huge house.
Use as a bait safe
I feel like locks should have a lplstp rating. Lockpicking lawyer seconds to pick rating. Anything over 3 is reasonable.
Underrated comment
May be bc of the typo
I'm just curious have you ever thought about designing your own line of safes and perhaps locks as well? It may be something you and Bosnian Bill could partner together to do!
He sells the things he recommends on Amazon, I think.
What a waste. Think of all the time that went into designing this. All the materials to make it. All the fuel to ship it around to stores and customers... and ultimately, it's just a pile of junk that serves little to no purpose. Companies making stuff like this should be ashamed of themselves.
I don't think the companies who make them give a shit about how fast they can be picked. As long as they are selling them and making that money, I'm sure that's all they care about. Gotta keep profits up!
They are. But when the cash is coming in, it's easy to forget.
what's worse is states are trying to make expensive "biometric" safes like these required for gun owners, even though they're no more secure than standard gun locks.
@@masterv2041 So far the biometrics have not been the issue. It seems to be the mechanical bypass.
Cim not only that, your every day ham fisted thief ain’t going to spend much time trying to outsmart this thing, they’re just going to smash it up
Security company: We have invented the best safe on the market
LPL: *finds a way too open it in less than a minute*
I’ll imagine its safer to place money under the safe, than inside!
rules of spycraft are never put anything important in the safe only standard documents go in the safe secret or classified documents on your person or creatively hidden
Congressman Jefferson puts his bride cash in his freezer. Only the FBI was able to find the cash.
Oh wow, and I just got one of these recently. Thanks for the info. Great work.
LPL: "All you need is some jigglers."
Me: what the f**k is a jiggler
LPL: *opens lock with said jiggler*
Me: ok then
Jigglers are the Juggalos of the lock picking world...
@@ingvarhallstrom2306 LOL
Plot twist, this is actually a master lock sold under a different name...
It would be a plot twist if that wasn't the case
Thank all the gods and goddesses I wasn't drinking coffee when I read this post.
it's just I love al you're videos its so smooth and helpful
I have a similar safe. I never expected it to protect my stuff from thieves, rather it’s used to keep kids / visitors from accessing my firearms and ammo. It works great. Of course if a 6 year old (or a houseguest) shows up with an Allen wrench and some jiggers I’m screwed.
The security of that safe could be radically improved with some loc-tite on the cap screws.
Hammer and chisel would get that off in less time than the screwdriver
I'm having strong De-Javu. After watching the entire video I was sure that this must be reupload. It's not.
Video [994] shows the same jiggler keys opening another safe with fingerprint scanner.
Thought I saw this before!
I thought it was re-uploaded also. A classic case of ... SAME THING, ONLY DIFFERENT.
I had the same feeling. I just was unsure if I saw it here or somewhere else.
The other recent video?! Yeah. I thought it was a reupload too, but remembered the front cover had three screws on the other safe.
Its Deja vu you plank
Honestly this is probably one of the best safe's on this channel purely because they hide the freaking key hole
Years ago unfortunately I bought one with similar configuration. I can also say that instead of jiggling, one can simply force mechnasim to open by screwdriver.
I wonder how it feels to produce a safe that requires less time to open than to peel a banana :D
It'd be nice if they made these with an interchangable core, you can get some very nice locks in short euro cylinder configuration or SFIC...
Or a nice disc detainer lock...
...LPL, SAY THE THING!!!
I love the backwards metrics of this channel, The shorter the video, the more intriguing it probably is.
This channel is like collage for criminals on how to get the loot and everyone else to know your things are never safe . LPL is the best tutor for criminals worldwide lol.
LockPickingLawyer: "In any case..."
Me: "awww man it's over already!?!?"
That's what she told you.
Aaron B I think it goes, “that’s what she said”.
the amount of locks i have seen on this channel being opened by just jiggling a bit is scary
This is hilarious. I don't care about locks at all but every other week I look one of this videos and see how a man can open every lock he wants to in a few seconds 😂
This is going to help so much with the diamond casino heist! tysm
“Jigglers”. For some odd reason...I like that word!!😂😂
Ever see that guy, what was his name? That's right Al Bundy.
Ever see Al down at the Jiggly rOOm ?
What is the most important physics? Jiggle physics. They are applied to jigglers.
he he he....you said jigglers....
[1000] Party at escape room where LPL escapes without any clues.
Easy: "Help, I'm having a heart attack!"
@@gblargg ... the theme of the channel is guy who picks locks and first thing you thought of are heart attacks?
I figured those escape rooms weren't simply a locked door with a keyhole in them, rather various non-lock things you have to perform before the door just opens on its own.
Thank you for all your videos - I’m sure you saved a few kids from getting their hands on firearms 👍
I'm starting to believe LPL is just too damn skilled for lock manufacturers to keep up with his ability to open almost all locks
Do you have a list of recommended locks, safes, etc.? All I've seen in your videos is things to avoid.
This is the exact type of safe I would use to hide my candy from the GF, no need for high security, just a spoof to tell people "stop taking my sh*t" :P
Great video, as always!
I freaking love your videos!
This is actually a comedy channel. 😃 This is the funniest safe I have ever seen.
LL: I need a safe for my personnal use.
Safe Manufacturer: What exactly are you looking for as features?
LL: One I cannot open.
Safe Manufacturer: We are closed sir.
LL: What? It's only 3pm
Safe Manufacturer: We are closed. Goodbye.
"Commence the jigglin'!"
Im getting really random recommendations everytime, its incredible!
Almost episode 1000 I'm freaking hyped!
Hey LPL, any long gun safes you recommend?
Cheap stack on with different upgraded core if you want cheap lol
Hide it behind a stack of adam sandler movies nobody will go near it
LPL: *breathes*
Lock: *opens*
You misspelled "surrenders"
I'm in love with this channel, I really am. Thank you for what you do / show. Hopefully those greedy companies that produce that kind of crap, which is very close to a scam, stop wasting resources on that shit and actually design something useful
You should breed your dogs! They seem better protection than any kind of locks. Amazing!
Put two more screws in that plate and you double the security on that safe 🤣🤣🤣
Good one :)
Amazon should add "LPL time" to the description :)
Two videos till 1000 💪🏼💪🏼 thank you for everything, now I never lock anything cause why even bother 🤣🤣🤣
What's funny is that Lockwood also make a variety of safes. They use a numeric keypad but the backup is a tubular lock. It's the only tubular lock Lockwood make. Unfortunately, the safes are too expensive for me to get one and check out. And all the second hand ones on local eBay are pick-up only.
Kind of a bummer that there isn't a bug tracking/vulnerability disclosure system akin to CVE for physical security.
There is. It's called "LPL's CZcams channel."
Technically, it was more than three seconds, because it took him longer to unscrew the metal plate than picking the lock 😅
Very nicely done Mr.L.P.L
Career Burglar's favorite channel.
I would probebly weld the name plate of this safe to the door. And then when i need to open it angle grind the name plate off
This is the lockpicking lawyer and today I have for you (less than 10 seconds pass) In any case that's all I have for you today
I really love the fact that he doesnt stretch to 10 min vids. Makes his a legit person.
This man is unstoppable
Great review!
Just curious. If the safe is opened by a key instead of a code or fingerprint, does it alert you? Safes in hotels and cruise ships are supposed to alert you when they've been bypassed. BTW, it would be great to know how secure the safes on major cruise lines are.
there was one gun safe that did that just a few videos ago, not sure about this one in particular though...
Not very
I’ve got this safe. It doesn’t alert you that it has been opened bi tot beeps if it is left open until you shut it.
00:01 "This is the lock pic... AND IT'S OPENED."
Screws worked better than actual lock. Some kind of proprietary/very unusual screw heads would be great. I have H-type in my hairdryer, was very surprised.
Thanks for the video. As always I find your videos to be informative and of high quality. I would like to know what *is* a hard-to-compromise safe that you know of? I'm in the market for a safe at this time and would appreciate your opinion. I'm considering the reasonably priced Sentry safe with the dial combination lock.
And then, that one time when you could massively improve the security of a product with a pair of pop rivets...
And then if the battery for the fingerprint reader goes dead, how do you get in the safe? The problem is that the bypass lock is crap, not that it's accessible.
@@mhfuzzball pop rivets can be drilled out and replaced when the owner fails preventive maintenance. It increases the complexity of an attack and the chances of leaving traces, since you would need a (power) drill, and if you wanted to be stealthy about it, a rivet tool as well.
Legend says nobody searched for this video...
My favorite part about LPL's videos is how he roasts the shit out products, but does it using the most non-threatening possible language and vocal tone. 🤣
actions speak louder than words. he keeps it professional, and we respect that.
I enjoy watching your vids. The question keeps popping in my head. WHICH padlock SHOULD I buy that is not easily picked? Peace.
At this point, it's better to have a good hiding place than putting it in a visible safe
you may still use the safe to keep the muggers entertained.
When you can call a safe an "unsafe"
Damn you opened the lock faster than my video could fully load
My aunt's house had an expensive lock on the front door and an ancient bit-key lock on the back door. This safe is similar, a sophisticated fingerprint lock as its main entrance and a cheap key lock behind the nameplate. Not too bright. I suppose it needs a "back door" for when the battery fails in the fingerprint gizmo.