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BYPASS of LOCKS and SAFES Locks, Safes, and Security LSS+ Multimedia Supplement BYPASS OF LOCKS AND SAFES Locks, Safes, and Security LSS+ Multimedia Supplement www.securitylaboratories.org 6/9/2020 1 BYPASS: WHY IMPORTANT ♦ Protection of life ♦ Protection of property ♦ Protection of information ♦ Sabotage ♦ Espionage ♦ National security ♦ Terrorism 6/9/2020 2 BYPASS: REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE ♦ Locks ♦ Safes ♦ Security: physical and electronic ♦ Bypass technologies ♦ Bypass tools and techniques ♦ Specific bypass issues ♦ Specific vulnerabilities 6/9/2020 3 REQUIRED SUBJECTS ♦ · Anti-picking features ♦ · Bypass capability and methods of entry ♦ · Bypass techniques ♦ · Code cutting of keys ♦ · Cross-keying ♦ · Databases and reference materials for locks ♦ · Decoding of locks· 6/9/2020 4 REQUIRED SUBJECTS ♦ · Differs and depth coding: theory and reality ♦ · Disassembly of locks ♦ · Evidence of bypass ♦ · Forensic analysis of locks ♦ · Forensic disassembly of locks ♦ · Identification of locks, keys, and components ♦ · Impressioning 6/9/2020 5 REQUIRED SUBJECTS ♦ · Key duplication procedures ♦ · Keying of locks ♦ · Keying systems, including master keying ♦ · Keyways and restrictions ♦ · Locking hardware ♦ · Locks, and theory of operation of each type of mechanism ♦ · Manufacturing specifications for locks and keys ♦ · Metals and Metallurgy 6/9/2020 6 REQUIRED SUBJECTS ♦ · Methods of forced-entry ♦ · Picking ♦ · Safes: construction, locks, and methods of entry ♦ · Security systems and access control ♦ · Specifications for key machines ♦ · Tolerance specifications ♦ · Tools utilized in bypass 6/9/2020 7 WHO IS AFFECTED? ♦ Anyone who has property to protect ♦ Valuable items ♦ Valuable information ♦ Any premises ♦ EVERYONE IS AFFECTED BY LACK OF SECURITY 6/9/2020 8 BYPASS: THE PROBLEM ♦ Lack of knowledge by law enforcement investigators ♦ Lack of training of forensic specialists ♦ Lack of knowledge by tradecraft ♦ Lack of expertise by manufacturer ♦ Lack of data by public about bypass ♦ Potential for bypass: often unknown 6/9/2020 9 PRIMER ON LOCKS ♦ Basic locking mechanisms ♦ Must understand theory of operation ♦ Bypass theories ♦ Security assessment and limitations 6/9/2020 10 BASIC TYPES OF LOCKS ♦ Warded ♦ Lever ♦ Wafer ♦ Pin Tumbler ♦ Hybrid – Magnetic – Sidebar – Rotating Disk ♦ Combination 6/9/2020 11 WARDED LOCK 6/9/2020 12 Warded lock detail 6/9/2020 13 Warded lock for chest 6/9/2020 14 LEVER LOCK 6/9/2020 15 CHUBB Detector, 1827 6/9/2020 16 CHUBB Detector Lock 6/9/2020 17 PRICE Ne Plus Lever Lock 6/9/2020 18 MODERN CHUBB LEVER 6/9/2020 19 EUROPEAN LEVER LOCK 6/9/2020 20 EUROPEAN LEVER KEY 6/9/2020 21 European Lever 6/9/2020 22 TELEPHONE LEVER KEY 6/9/2020 23 Telephone Lock Detail 6/9/2020 24 POST OFFICE LEVER LOCK 6/9/2020 25 Lever Key Detail – Postal 6/9/2020 26 Lever Detail – Postal 6/9/2020 27 POSTAL Registered Mail Key 6/9/2020 28 Registered Mail Padlock 6/9/2020 29 WAFER LOCK – LOCKED 6/9/2020 30 WAFER LOCK – OPEN 6/9/2020 31 WAFER LOCKS – DOUBLE BITTED 6/9/2020 32 CHUBB AVA WAFER 6/9/2020 33 PIN TUMBLER LOCKS ♦ Top pins ♦ Bottom pins ♦ Master pins ♦ Pin stack ♦ Shear line 6/9/2020 34 PIN TUMBLER – EGYPTIAN 6/9/2020 35 EGYPTIAN DETAIL 6/9/2020 36 Bottom Pin Detail 6/9/2020 37 Top Pin Detail 6/9/2020 38 Shear Line 6/9/2020 39 Locked 6/9/2020 40 Pins at Shear Line 6/9/2020 41 Plug Rotated 6/9/2020 42 SECURITY PINS 6/9/2020 43 SECURITY PIN DETAIL 6/9/2020 44 HYBRID LOCKS ♦ Dimple ♦ Magnetic ♦ Rotating disk ♦ Split sidebar ♦ Laser track ♦ Rotating pin and sidebar 6/9/2020 45 DIMPLE LOCK PIN DETAIL 6/9/2020 46 DOM PIN TUMBLER LOCK 6/9/2020 47 DIMPLE LOCK BY DOM 6/9/2020 48 MUL-T-LOCK DIMPLE 6/9/2020 49 MAGNETIC SIDEBAR 6/9/2020 50 IKON Magnetic Detail 6/9/2020 51 LASER TRACK – EVVA 3KS 6/9/2020 52 3KS Sidebar Locking Principle 6/9/2020 53 3KS Locked Cylinder 6/9/2020 54 3KS Unlocked Cylinder 6/9/2020 55 G M SIDEBAR 6/9/2020 56 ABLOY ROTATING DISK 6/9/2020 57 BYPASS OF LOCKS ♦ Many methods ♦ Sophisticated and simple ♦ Often Manufacturers do not know of techniques ♦ Low to high skill ♦ Never say Never! 6/9/2020 58 PRIMARY BYPASS TECHNIQUES ♦ Picking ♦ Decoding ♦ Impressioning 6/9/2020 59 BYPASS TECHNIQUES ♦ Mechanical Bypass ♦ Core Shimming ♦ Pin and Cam ♦ Pick and form – foil ♦ Stack Probing – length of pin stack ♦ Sac probing – break points 6/9/2020 60 More Bypass Techniques ♦ Electronic decoding ♦ Plasticine reading ♦ Auto impressioning using foil ♦ Tryout keys ♦ Shim wire decoding ♦ Radioscopy ♦ Borescope 6/9/2020 61 More Bypass Techniques ♦ Belly Reading ♦ Skeleton keys ♦ Comb pick ♦ Rapping ♦ Scratch reading of levers ♦ Vibration techniques ♦ Auto manipulation of components ♦ Combination of techniques 6/9/2020 62 More Bypass Techniques ♦ Rocking with computer picks ♦ Pick guns ♦ Special pick and decode tools ♦ Cross keys ♦ Electronic signature analysis 6/9/2020 63 PICKING TOOLS ♦ What is Picking? 6/9/2020 64 PICKING A CYLINDER APPLY TENSION 6/9/2020 65 Move Pins with Pick 6/9/2020 66 BASIC PICKS 6/9/2020 67 PICK SET – PROFESSIONAL 6/9/2020 68 COMPUTER PICKS 6/9/2020 69 PICK GUNS 6/9/2020 70 SPECIAL PICKS 6/9/2020 71 More Special Picks – Europe 6/9/2020 72 SPUTNIK PICK 6/9/2020 73 IMPRESSIONING 6/9/2020 74 Marks are Produced 6/9/2020 75 FOIL IMPRESSIONING TOOLS 6/9/2020 76 Foil Blank Key is Inserted 6/9/2020 77 Foil Key is Produced 6/9/2020 78 LEAD COMPOSITE IMPRESSIONING 6/9/2020 79 DECODING OF LOCKS Many techniques Many specialized tools Derive key codes to simulate or generate a key 6/9/2020 80 DECODING OF LOCKS 6/9/2020 81 DECODING OF LOCKS 6/9/2020 82 DECODING OF LOCKS 6/9/2020 83 Variable Key Generation 6/9/2020 84 MANIPULATION OF COMBINATION LOCKS 6/9/2020 85 Soft Drill Output Data 6/9/2020 86 FORENSIC INDICIA OF BYPASS 6/9/2020 87 Pick Marks on Pin 6/9/2020 88 Marks from Pick Gun 6/9/2020 89 Pick Gun Markings 6/9/2020 90 Impact Pick Marks 6/9/2020 91 USE OF S E M 6/9/2020 92 Pick Tracks 6/9/2020 93 SEM Pick Track Comparison 6/9/2020 94 CASE #1: OMEN SAFE ♦ Magnetic Card Lock on Safe 6/9/2020 95 CASE #2: Showa Magnetic Magnetic Domain Lock 6/9/2020 96 Magnetic Domains ♦ Reading location and polarity of magnetic domains 6/9/2020 97 CASE #3: VINGCARD Pin Tumbler Lock used in Hotels 6/9/2020 98 Conductive Ink Decoder for Vingcard Lock 6/9/2020 99 Vingcard keys and lock 6/9/2020 100 Vingcard pin tumblers 6/9/2020 101 Mechanical decoding with wire 6/9/2020 102 Insert carbon paper and wire 6/9/2020 103 Picture of Key in carbon paper 6/9/2020 104 CASE #4: ELSAFE In Room Hotel Safe 6/9/2020 105 ELSAFE ♦ Mechanical bypass using paper clip ♦ Electronic bypass using RF to accelerate the timing lockout 6/9/2020 106 LOCKS, SAFES, AND SECURITY © 2019 Marc Weber Tobias and Tobias Bluzmanis [email protected] 6/9/2020 107.
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