Hackers Found Backdoor in High-Security Safes—Opens in Seconds

Threat Score:
78
Spybusters
4 hours ago

Overview

Security researchers found two techniques to crack at least eight brands of electronic safes—used to secure everything from guns to narcotics. James Rowley and Mark Omo got curious a scandal in the world of electronic safes... In the process, they'd find something far bigger: another form of backdoor intended to let authorized locksmiths open not just Liberty Safe devices, but the high-security Securam Prologic locks used in many of Liberty’s safes and those of at least seven other brands.  More...

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