Locksport: A Hacker's Guide to Lockpicking, Impressioning, and Safe Cracking¶
Weyers, J., Burrough, M., Belgers, W., BandEAtoZ, & Tolley, N. (2024). Locksport: A Hacker's Guide to Lockpicking, Impressioning, and Safe Cracking: A Hacker's Guide to Lock Picking, Impressioning, and Safe Cracking. No Starch Press.
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Primes¶
- Community-Distributed Adversarial Learning
- In media and software it is communities sharing region-lock and DRM-circumvention tools, and in physical security it is amateur and professional communities sharing lock-picking and safe-cracking techniques.
This sourceDocuments the locksport community's openly shared corpus of lock-picking and safe-cracking technique, explicitly rejecting security-through-obscurity in favor of collective, public knowledge.
- In media and software it is communities sharing region-lock and DRM-circumvention tools, and in physical security it is amateur and professional communities sharing lock-picking and safe-cracking techniques.
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