"Let's do that one more time, make sure it wasn't a fluke." ... It's never a fluke.

@doxielain2231

4 жыл бұрын

I appreciate his repudiation of complacency.

@DDvargas123

4 жыл бұрын

it was faster the second time just to add salt to the wound

@iamtherealzombie

4 жыл бұрын

I'm a complete numpty to this stuff, isn't every rake attack a fluke?

@DDvargas123

4 жыл бұрын

@@iamtherealzombie how consistent should a random event be so its not a fluke anymore? on command within 10 seconds at least twice seems to be what LPL thinks.

@KateGrayCode

4 жыл бұрын

iamtherealzombie There’s a reason scientific studies have probability values. We acknowledge that the events could be random, and have tests to help us reasonably rule that out. We also look at how strong the effect is - big changes need small sample sizes, and minor changes need large samples. At one place I worked (a theater), I didn’t bother with keys, as raking the locks was much faster. The locks were worn, so the keys took jiggling. I raked the locks hundreds of times, with no failures, in under one second. Those could have all been luck, but given the sample size (large) and magnitude of the effect (near instantly), the odds of it being a fluke are effectively zero. If it only worked occasionally, or it took anywhere from 1 second to 40 minutes, it would likely be a fluke.

He opens the locks with a picklocks faster than I do it with keys. Literally. I need 10-15 seconds to get a bunch of keys, choose the right one and open the lock.

@sovietrussia3632

4 жыл бұрын

Lockpicks

@GRBtutorials

4 жыл бұрын

Well, to be fair, he’s in the confort of his lab and has everything prepared beforehand. If he was on the field, he would also have to look for his picks and pick which pick to use (pun intended), plus the factor of it being less comfortable.

@tyrosine87

4 жыл бұрын

@@GRBtutorials Sure, but as he says, multiple visits work as well. Three and a half minutes for both ways to defeat this lock is scary.

@bigblue6917

4 жыл бұрын

Not just you.

@gondonmeddruxon

4 жыл бұрын

@Brian MCCULLY that matters hardly at all

I noticed you weren't dialing the code in the same order every time. Does that mean locks like this only require the numbers pressed, order doesn't matter?

@lockpickinglawyer

4 жыл бұрын

Order doesn’t matter

@psirvent8

4 жыл бұрын

@@lockpickinglawyer Does this decoding technique work for locks like this one ? : www.housegoblin.co.uk/images/detailed/16/CL100-x400_jbde-wx.jpg

@williamrose3413

4 жыл бұрын

They work by clicking into place and the mechanism just needs all the necessary ones to be clicked into place to unlock so order doesn't matter

@TheWorldEnd2

4 жыл бұрын

@@psirvent8 it only works on loose-tolerance mechanical keycode-locks

@Lrripper

4 жыл бұрын

@@psirvent8 UCPA ?

*LPL concludes his final statements* *He looks back to the jury with a smug yet respectful glance* "In any case, that's all I have for you today. If you do have any questions..."

@marvindebot3264

3 жыл бұрын

I LOL'd

One of the great things I like about your videos is that they are short and to the point. You don't spend 20 minutes talking about BS to add a lot of fluff time. Great video and Merry Christmas!

I used to sleep well in my bed at night before I started watching you and Bosnian bill.

@David_Crayford

4 жыл бұрын

Me too. It's not that I'm worried about an intuder - but that I stay up watching their videos. :-)

@boboften9952

4 жыл бұрын

TRUE , KNOWLEDGE GAINED HERE MAKES YOU AWARE , THEREFORE NOT A VICTIM .

@paulhester8086

4 жыл бұрын

Ahhh, a false sense of security. Blissful notknowingness. For decades I thought my keyed alike masterlocks #'s 1&3 actually secured things! Then my "not-so-legal-repo-man" brother opened one in 10 seconds. That one moment explained the many things that went missing over the years.

@UncleKennysPlace

4 жыл бұрын

I use dogs and firearms as secondary safety mechanisms.

@tommykarrick9130

3 жыл бұрын

This comment was made by a disc detainer lock

We have a lockbox outside the office at work with a spare master building key in it that's a mechanical keypad. Using your "hold the mechanism tight and push buttons" method I discovered it was decoded even more easily than your example in the video, as the "wrong" numbers would not budge but the "right" ones clicked into place easily. I already knew the combination to it, but if I didn't, and didn't have the MASTER master key in my pocket already, I'd have new free reign to the building.

"Let's do that one more time to see if that wasn't a fluke" It is *never* a fluke.

Lock: Haha, I'm a mechanical keypad LPL: You got a mighty pretty keyway

Well... it looks nice and intimidating, at least. :P

You have the most clever comment writers in all of youtube.

if only both the key and the code where required to unlock it it would make it a bit more of a difficult lock to crack

@sleeptyper

4 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately that would nullify the purpose - property owner having a key and handing out the code to whoever s/he chooses to.

@littlegoobie

4 жыл бұрын

and even then it only added another 5-15 seconds to opening it. If you don't have another 15 seconds, you don't have the time to go inside.

@paulhester8086

4 жыл бұрын

@@sleeptyper unless the owner's reason for this lock is higher security...at least to slow the perp down

@Stettafire

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulhester8086 Then why would they use a crappy deadbolt in the first place? They could get a decent lock

Could we see the internal mechanism with an explanation? I know I could look it up, but you're a lot better at explaining things of course.

@DeeSnow97

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, same here, I'd love to see the mechanism they put together for this one. I think that's the best part of lockpicking, this battle of ingenuity between the lockmaker and the picker, as one tries to create a mechanism that can only be opened with the secret, while the other tries to extract this secret from the mechanism itself and jump through the hoops. Seeing LPL succeed is one thing, but knowing exactly what the challenge was and how he overcame it is what makes it interesting.

Only lawyer in the world that could possibly get away with the phrase "you're going to have to trust me".

LPL: you’ll just have to trust me. Us: With our lives

LPL is basically the Bob Ross of locks, you're normally not interested in what they do but damn do you get somehow hooked to it anyways

Can you do more mechanical ones? I don't like smart locks but I also hate carrying keys. Would love to see more options reviewed by someone not sponsored by the lock company and you're one of the only sources I trust

@hoihoi9866

Жыл бұрын

Buy the Bold smart lock from Netherlands

@pineappleroad

7 ай бұрын

Based on what I know, if it has more than 5 buttons, then it will likely have the same issue

I think if I ever invite him to my house, he will be already inside waiting for me to enter 😂. Love the informative videos!!!!!

Loved his comment on a “a door with two doorknobs”. I’d like to see him pick both at the same time.

I would love to see you do a video every year or so with the years best locks from each different category.

So amazing and cool to see a reply from LPL just 3 minutes ago. LPL you are truely one on the best on KZread

@orionkstorm

4 жыл бұрын

Should mention video only posted like 5 minutes ago.

Love your work I dont want to open locks it's just admiring watching this videos

mas de mil vídeos y no me canso de ver cada uno de estos vídeos

An early Xmas gift! Thank you.

Hey, we can finger print the lockpickinglawyer! Would love to see a teardown video showing how to change the code, get a better understanding of the internals.

Your voice is so satisfying in addition to you picking and opening locks..

@travisjohnson8146

4 жыл бұрын

I agree, great radio voice!

We don't have his face...but we have his palm print! doxxed XD Excellent video as always.

as my uncle used to tell me, a lock only keeps out the honest people.

I was about to buy this. Good thing I always search your videos before I buy. If you've made a video on it I probably don't want it. Still might get one for my shed. This thing is probably secure enough for that application.

Probably the only person on the internet I would trust when the say "you'll just have to trust me on that".

Great review brother, thanks for sharing it with us

As much i love LPL... The videos getting shorter and shorter.. he's too good. I would like to see some more challenging videos again....please Have a blessed Christmas and happy holidays and my best wishes from Germany.

Very nicely picked Mr.L.P.L

1:50 of course we trust you, you're a LAWYER! In all seriousness though congrats on over one thousand videos and we absolutely trust you to be fair and impartial. I like to watch your videos because I love the sound of your voice. Also, can we have some more Ramset videos?

@PR-fk5yb

4 жыл бұрын

Something in the tonality and the pace of his voice reminds me of Data...

*raises hand* I'd watch a longer video of you just taking complicated locks apart and reassembling them.

This guy is amazing, no lock stands a chance

Easy recipe for random combination: 1. Make a random combination on the lock. 2. Drink 0,5L-1L of 80 proof/40% "forgetting juice". 3. Let the "forgetting juice" work its magic and next day you might have even forgotten, that you had a new lock to review.

@cinaralin

4 жыл бұрын

This might overcomplicate things but I do believe that imbibing part of the "forgetting juice" prior to step 1 could potentially increase the success rate of said method by a statistically significant amount.

@ehsnils

4 жыл бұрын

It's easier to employ a kid to set a new code.

Thank you so much. Saved me wasting money and potentially getting myself robbed

I came across an interesting code lock on a construction site the other day. I had access to the code by a phone cal but of course I had o try opening it first as code locks was my entry point to the lock picking world. Ge Supra C500, since there is no way to tension the mechanism I had no luck. I found one video on KZread on how to open the lock, but it did not work on that unit. I later found claims that there are to versions of the box and the second generation does not allow that attack. The Supra c500 is the only police approved lock box in the UK I also found out. Have you had a try on one?

Heck, the decoding seemed almost the fastest way!

This guy is amazing!

Nice work, I can do it with just a dip stick from an engine of a car. It's easy to pick it holding it in the left hand, it's a bit harder if it's on a door and using one tool instead of 2

That was amazing.

I bought a similar style lock about twenty five years ago, if you took the heel of your hand and bumped all the buttons a once it unlock. Returned it the same day.

Neat looking lock. How did the grease smears get on the left side? It wasn't there at the start of the video. Was there grease on the back of the lock that transferred during handling?

Ok, where have I been? A dimple lock rake? Don't remember ever seeing this particular tool being used here before by the LPL? Or anyone for that matter!

I just started on your channel. I'll have to search for the master combination lock. I've seen a lot of fail methods on them on other channels.

'You'll have to trust me..." We all do implicitly.

Very good. I would like to see the inner parts gutted.

U should be a sponsor for 'American Pickers' =))

Well. That's disappointing. But probably not surprising. I do love this stripped-back, casual video style. It's so clear and digestible.

Please review the lock box that Colion Noir is advertising. The only reason I haven’t bought it is because I want to see what you think

Oh, Lawyer, it's never a fluke.

I got one of these on my pantry. I keep my food and a 22LR and a 20 gauge shot gun in there. My main concern is keeping my 3 and 5 year old out. I might have to up grade when they get older.

Hmm... I'll tell you this honestly, I'm quite intrigued by this mechanical combination lock and would like to learn more about how that works. The keynob though is its major flaw.

i don't know if LPL made a face reveal but I think from this video it could be reconstructed :) He is wearing a white t-shirt and I could see glimpses of his face reflected from the keypad case :). nice videos !

LPL: today I'm going to show you what looks like a great idea and demonstrate what the company could do to not cut corners 😂

Damnn, This guy is good!!!!!

@andy4an

4 жыл бұрын

yes he is! if you're new to the channel, some of my favorites include: * The Naughty Bucket Chronicles (i think the first is on Bosnian Bill's channel) * his ramset series * top 10 nastiest keyways

He is like the most dangerous man alive like i can imagine him beeing like this is the lockpickinglawyer and today i will free myself from my handcuffs and use a paperclip to pick the lock of my cell

Thanks coach

I saw u started from Lowe'st on up did the order matter or is it best to start from random?? 🤔🤔

Wife-How may locks do you have? LPL-At least two. Wife-2? LPL-Two of every lock. One to take apart and one to open without thee key.

Question, cat burglar, could you recommend or do you have a video of a key combination that is safe or one that you could recommend??

Unacceptable. Thank you for showing this.

What is that brown part on handle of that tool that You have used? Seems like it has some purpose that I can't see.

@erycola4882

3 жыл бұрын

looks like its a tension wrench that can be pulled out

very impressive

WOW,you the man

LPL is an android robot, the monotone voice, clinical precision and superhuman skill proves it. He’s a prototype made by sparrows

Why do i keep watching these

You have gotten through just about every lock on the market. Are there any good locks?

Have you done any of the harbor freight safes yet

My dad has a lock box that’s mechanical, but that’s hard to decode because all the buttons are stiff, and it’s a tiny slide to open in or keep tension on it. Edit: it’s similar to a Burton Keyguard Mini Digital Outdoor Key Safe with that kind of button setup, but a different brand as I can’t find it.

what would be the 5 best locks for a front door ? with and/or without deadbolt (I just know our locks differ from US's)

hello this is the lock picking lawyer, and today ill be picking a high security bank safe with a toothpick and this rusty nail i found in the parking lot

So what this channel has taught me is that all locks suck and that i should just not lock my doors

I'm wondering two things, the first one is how secure or insecure are the doors we use here in South America, if they are any different to the US ones. Second, do you think an electronic only door lock would be a good idea when it comes to perfect security? Leaving aside situations like power cuts

I'm returning mine back to the store today. Lol.

If you ever get locked up in prison. the moment that door is closed and the guard walks to the end of the hall. You are standing outside 😁

A teenager in the house I rent a room in picked this lock I put on my door during the 1st week but I didn't know how she was/is doing it. Now I know, but...what does "binding" mean? Is it hard to press or easy to press? NOTE: I had a keyless, electronic lock before this that she couldn't figure out, but it wasn't a deadbolt & so she used a credit card to open the basic latch. I started seeing all these dent marks on the outside of the doorframe close to the latch area.

Well that was sadly easy to get into. And I had such high hopes 🙏🏻 for it.

Novice here. I have exactly same deadbolt lock. I've tried 10 times so far with no luck on key pad. Process: I feel "binding", reset lock by turning handle to left. press button I felt bind, turn handle firmly to right, button I just pressed now depresses without any tension, and I proceed. I've ordered pic set from your website...

Who else came here from My Mechanics? Broken Lock with Missing Key - Restoration. Beautiful.

@TheRealFumigator

4 жыл бұрын

No one

@bobbycratchet3958

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheRealFumigator Agreed :) I had assumed that much by now. That's what I get for going off topic.

Sounds like he's got a mask on again.

I just saw an article on CNet recommending this as an inexpensive keyless deadbolt that doesn't use batteries. The writer likes it because it's keyless and he can leave his keys at home, and his wife likes it because it doesn't use batteries as she is afraid that one day they'll forget to change them on time. I instantly thought of this video and while it is nice to not need batteries, or have keyless entry, this isn't a good choice.

Could you cover the mechanics of how a mechanical keypad works? I've seen a few and always _figured_ they were just electrical until I learned that it's not always electrical, but I've no knowledge on how a mechanical keypad is built, how it works, or what mechanics are being targeted in order to exploit a decoding.

If you was a caretaker in a school instead of a big bunch of keys would just need your picks XD

@tssteelx

4 жыл бұрын

Now a days all the doors are keyed to a master master. Well... atlasest last time I was at a school.

Think the biggest problem on the keypad is, that they use combintaions without repeating numbers and no permutations, neither variations. So you just have pick 6 of 12 nubers (or buttons) in random order, which is pretty easy. Even by bruteforcing the code you have to go through 924 numbers at maximum, which means even a lock like your [966] vid gives you more security, because you have to pic from 9999 numbers.

What is a good electronic door lock you would recommend?

@3:14 I've matched your finger prints! 😀

do you have a list of locks that are ranked so we can choose quality over failure. thank you

So the gist of this is that the lock is a 2D Pin Grid. And all the same tricks as for pin tumblers apply but in 2 dimensions and I don't need picks just my fingers :P

Does that same sort of decoding work with the Simplex (e.g. model 1010) mechanical keypad door locks? Those were used at many companies that I've worked at over the years for restricted access areas like computer server rooms and such.

Is there a keypad lock that you would recommend for climates like Indiana where it can get very cold and pretty hot as well?

You should design your own lock core

would be interested to see how easy it is to get in to this portable gun safe Vaultek LifePod

Have you ever thought of designing your own lock or working with a company to make one because you know so much about common weaknesses and attacks and I think would end up being a very good lock

@spmamabear

Жыл бұрын

Most ABLOY (Aktiebolaget Lukko Osakeyhtio) brand R&D came about just like that. Lockpicking guy in Finland took every new lock as a challenge, until I believe they just hired him to design countermeasures on payroll. The locks are as good as standard in Finland, so the company has provided some kind of lockpick drill tool for first responders to use if they can't wait for a locksmith. What they didn't take into account when designing more elaborate locks, though was kids. Our 6 year old broke a $600 ABLOY deadbolt by shoving a chopstick in there, because he wanted to get in the home office in another building on our property, and in stead of ask me to open the door, or take my key chain that was within reach of kids, he broke the dang thing while I was in the bathroom. Six year olds, man.

more like the luchador lawyer amirite

I was at home depot yesterday and say a smart lock front door lock and it said it was pick resistant. I immidiatly thought of LPL

Does this technic also work on the simplex locks that are found on expensive lock boxes?

Who makes that dimple rake? Doesn't seem to be anything but SPP dimple picks on Sparrows.