Tryout keys
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| − | [[File:Tryout_keys_kwikset_smart_key.jpg|thumb|right|text-top|A portion of the tryout key set used with the [[Kwikset SmartKey]] lock.]] | + | [[File:Tryout_keys_kwikset_smart_key.jpg|thumb|400px|right|text-top|A portion of the tryout key set used with the [[Kwikset SmartKey]] lock.]] |
| − | '''Tryout keys''' are a [[ | + | '''Tryout keys''' are a [[lockpicking]] tool used to exploit poor tolerances in locks. A collection of keys with custom depth and spacing patterns is produced to manipulate internal components to various positions. In some cases they are capable of rapidly brute-forcing all keying depths for the lock. Because tryout keys are used as normal [[key]]s they are generally considered a form of [[surreptitious entry]]. |
| − | This technique is made possible by a low number of real key [[ | + | This technique is made possible by a low number of real key [[differs]] as a result of poor manufacturing tolerances or key specifications. |
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* [[Differs]] | * [[Differs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:21, 22 February 2011
Tryout keys
Tryout keys are a lockpicking tool used to exploit poor tolerances in locks. A collection of keys with custom depth and spacing patterns is produced to manipulate internal components to various positions. In some cases they are capable of rapidly brute-forcing all keying depths for the lock. Because tryout keys are used as normal keys they are generally considered a form of surreptitious entry.
This technique is made possible by a low number of real key differs as a result of poor manufacturing tolerances or key specifications.
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