Get into 4 million hotel rooms for $50.

[brighton_eagle]

http://www.extremetech.com/computing...icrocontroller

Ok, so, not only does this guy have probably one of the best names ever, Cody Brocious, but wtf? It's remarkable to me that people responsible for making locks clearly didn't think about security. Download the code and then play it back to the lock, and in you go. Shocking, scary, and leave your valuables in the safe (assuming that's any more secure).

[FraserH]

Originally Posted by brighton_eagle

http://www.extremetech.com/computing...icrocontroller

Ok, so, not only does this guy have probably one of the best names ever, Cody Brocious, but wtf? It's remarkable to me that people responsible for making locks clearly didn't think about security. Download the code and then play it back to the lock, and in you go. Shocking, scary, and leave your valuables in the safe (assuming that's any more secure).

they New York Times got together with the chap who invented it and in tests he was only able to open 1 out of 3 doors he tried at hotels in new york. still not good but not 100% effective. still pretty scary though.