• olicvb@lemmy.ca
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    4 months ago

    Nice click out of one… two is binding… false gate on three… aaand we’re in

  • henfredemars@infosec.pub
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    4 months ago

    I remember getting locked out of my 2003 Grand Marquis, and then watching the locksmith open it in about 5 seconds. It was then I realized that my door locks are a very minimal intrusion deterrent.

    That being said, I imagine it’s quite more difficult to get back into that vehicle.

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        4 months ago

        They also serve as a social signal. If you unlock something with a key, you are assumed to be the owner of it by bystanders. If you bust out a lock picking-kit and start going to town, you are assumed to be committing a crime by bystanders.

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        4 months ago

        Well it happens more often than you think because most armored Cars and Trucks outlook the dore instantly and make openings from outside impossible. A Police department near me made it mandatory for the keys to be attached to the belt with a small chain so its not being forgotten.

        Its a little embarrassing but nothing out of the ordinary. Its just insanely easy to do this by accident :/

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    4 months ago

    Yeah let’s see McNally toss this one after he rakes it with a single jab LOL

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    4 months ago

    Imagine if that’s the moment they try to rob you, how do you explain that to your boss.

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    4 months ago

    I did the same thing to our firetruck on a call. We didn’t have an extra set of keys.

    Surprised I didn’t end up on a TikTok firefighter fail using a slimjim to get back into the truck.

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      4 months ago

      Many of those trucks have hatches on top either for a emergency exit (when its rolled on the side) or for heavy weapons. So trying to get in there is an option, they aren’t as much armored as the sides, but futile nonetheless.

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      4 months ago

      My first guess would be money transport

      I’ve seen them a couple times but I’m pretty sure a store can only have so much money on site. When you have a truck that’s visiting multiple of these stores on their rounds would definitely be a target for your ballsy ner-do-well

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      4 months ago

      Because sometimes people get violent with guns/fireworks and it’s quite useful to have some protection?