Security musings (reflectorium)
Security musings (reflectorium)
Monday, January 17, 2005
Locksmith rehash disclosure debate
Very interesting article on TaoSecurity Blog about a debate on a locksmith newsgroup that was kindled by a paper titled "safecracking for the computer scientist".
Basically some locksmiths there are stuck in a 19th century mind set. - This is scary, to think that some of these folks still believe that selling insecure devices as secure is okay as long as noone tells about the insecurity in them - and we entrust them with real life valuables.. *yuck!*
Link to entry on taosecurity
Basically some locksmiths there are stuck in a 19th century mind set. - This is scary, to think that some of these folks still believe that selling insecure devices as secure is okay as long as noone tells about the insecurity in them - and we entrust them with real life valuables.. *yuck!*
Link to entry on taosecurity
Comments:
Very interesting article. People usually don't want to spend a lot of money to secure their property from burglars. Hiring a good locksmith is never cheap. But hiring a dishonest or incompetent one is always expensive. If you need additional locks fitting to your premises a locksmith will help you choose the right lock and install it.
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