Are smart locks as strong as a traditional lock? | The Gadget Show
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The Silver standard is awarded to locks that can withstand 5 minutes of Guy, or 5 seconds of The Lockpicking Lawyer
The LPL will be through these 'locks' in seconds.
An average joe isn’t at lpl level
@@dontsleephungry716 and three years later we still await his video on these locks
"Expert" busts out hammer and drill immediately lmfao
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Video starts ar 1:20
The ones that offer a key entry what about picking the lock ?
I rather drill on the door rather than the lock itself..
How about the lock with fingerprint as key?
Meanwhile a brick goes through a window.
Locks keep honest people out. It's a deterrent for crime of opportunity, not for a professional thief/burglar.
It’s nearly a full year since this video was published - is anyone aware of the new 2021 regulations that were mentioned at the end? and if any smart locks are currently compatible with the new UK standard?
I was just looking for this myself. It looks like they tried to pass a bill in the U.S called the 'Cyber Shield Act' but it didn't go through. I can't find any new UK legislation.
@@therachaeledit thx
What about hacking or software vulnerability
We need an update post legislation
I love smart lock just because it is so convenience . You don't need to carry keys all people in your house can use their finger print or passcode . don't think that is more or less secure .thief can get in your house in many different ways . most of the door in US are glass . just take a few second to break or cut a hole they can rich the lock from inside to open it . just don't store valuable things in your house . nowadays many good smart lock is so cheap under 100 buck why bother to buy yale
Real security is layered. Glass breaks have really come down in price but if they are wifi then your network needs to be hardened as well. Motion Sensors are also a option but they can be blinded by intense lumens or defeated by covering that does not reflect infrared.
Did they get it right after 2 years? Or are we still in the same as it was during the time you recorded this video?
If you pay top shelf you might get a good one but software will always be hackable it depends on your security mindset and how you set up your system.
Thank you for being honest, smart locks have stupid security. The communication needs to be multiple streams of encrypted data and they need chips with enough room on them for upgrading the firmware as bugs are found and patched.👍
Yes and no. Depends entirely on the lock now does it not?
And now onto the actual video :)=
Who are getting in right ?
Nobody will get it right as its a flawed concept.
Why spending 5 minutes on a lock when you can open a window in less time than that?
just jump over the fances ang get trough the garden right?
Because this is to test the lock, not the easiest way to break in 😉
The Yale is junk. Ours lasted months then it basically fell apart internally.. chews batteries as well. thankfully Amazon gave a full refund. Read the reviews they basically say the same...
No smart lock is secure as any burglar would just either break a pane of glass around the door and reach in and open. alternatively poke a stick through letterbox and press button. All smart locks have to have a panic mode in case of fire.
So vulnerable why bother trying to wack it with a hammer. Just reach in and open
Why would you have a glass around the door?
That’s why you don’t connect to smart locks to the Internet they can get hacked
Opens op all locks to 'investigate attack strategies', ends up using the same attack method to all of them, drill and hammer. Also professional burglars won't use violence like this, they would rather pick the lock instead which is fairly easy to do with the right tools. What an amateur.
The average house thief doesn’t wonder about the street with a drill. They wouldn’t make a din like this guy was doing. Pretty pointless
average thieves also dont usually go through the front door. most first floor windows can be pried open in seconds
@@Maric18 yeah. But it is useless because most houses these day have cctv.
@@Cj-di2wy age of covid, masks and gloves are normal
@@Cj-di2wy Don't want to be that person but even though technology is in many homes today, still many criminals don't get caught by only being on CCTV.
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Definitely not close to the old locks. Old locks properly installed are far superior. Update the EU door cylinder so it can't be snapped.
Ugh! Let’s be real anyone walking to a neighbor’s door with a whole hammer and drill is getting the police called on them and if not the neighbors are in on it 🙄! I thought they was going to try something more quiet like picking the lock.
sadly the software on pretty much all IoT things is utter garbage. Even if it is not, might be vulnerable to emp, magnets, and thousands of vectors to get onto your phone, network, security modes and so on.
I am a programmer, so i think i work with computers enough to know that the Internet of Things and all these smart devices need another 10-20 years until i will remotely trust them with anything
Yeah there’s no way in hell a smart lock will ever be up to the same standard of reliability and security as a tried and true mechanical lock
Use Raspberry pi and break in through hacking its wifi and radio frequency signal
Such a frickin click bait on lowest level. What simpleton would use brute force against the Yale lock when there're more elegant and silent ways.
3:10 I was waiting for him to hit his hand. A classmate in wood shop back in school junior year in wood shop barely hit his thumb and started bleeding