Loiding - Revision history

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	'''Loiding''' (or '''carding''') is a [[bypass]] technique that uses a flat object, such as a credit card, to retract spring-~~biased~~ [[latch]]es. The flat object, referred to as a shim or loid, is slid between the latch and [[strike]] plate and used to retract the latch. ~~Modern~~ spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding. Loiding may also be referred to as ''shimming'', though that is a more generic technique used to open various types of locking mechanisms.		'''Loiding''' (or '''carding''') is a [[bypass]] technique that uses a flat object, such as some, e.g. a US, credit card, to retract inward-opening spring-supported [[latch]]es. The flat object, referred to as a shim or 'loid, is slid between the latch and [[strike]] plate and used to push back (i.e retract) the latch. Some modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding. Loiding may also be referred to as 'slipping' or ''shimming'', though that is a more generic technique used to open various types of locking mechanisms.

	The term loiding comes from celluloid, sheets of which were cut ~~down~~ to size and used for entry. It became known amongst many ~~London~~ criminals as a loid.		The term loiding comes from celluloid, used for early photographic and cinematic film, strips or sheets of which were cut to size and used for entry. It became known amongst many British criminals as a loid.

	Loiding is generally a [[Surreptitious Entry\|surreptitious]] attack but certain tools and techniques ~~may~~ leave behind [[Forensics\|forensic]] evidence.		Loiding is generally a [[Surreptitious Entry\|surreptitious]] attack but certain tools and techniques might leave behind [[Forensics\|forensic]] evidence.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	'''Loiding''' is a [[bypass]] technique that uses a flat object, such as a credit card, to retract spring-biased [[latch]]es. The flat object, referred to as a shim or loid, is slid between the latch and [[strike]] plate and used to retract the latch. Modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding.		'''Loiding''' (or '''carding''') is a [[bypass]] technique that uses a flat object, such as a credit card, to retract spring-biased [[latch]]es. The flat object, referred to as a shim or loid, is slid between the latch and [[strike]] plate and used to retract the latch. Modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding. Loiding may also be referred to as ''shimming'', though that is a more generic technique used to open various types of locking mechanisms.

	The term loiding comes from celluloid, sheets of which were cut down to size and used for entry. It became known amongst many London criminals as a loid.		The term loiding comes from celluloid, sheets of which were cut down to size and used for entry. It became known amongst many London criminals as a loid.

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	'''Loiding''' is a [[bypass]] technique that uses a flat object, such as a credit card, to retract spring-biased [[latch]]es. The flat object, referred to as a shim or loid, is slid between the latch and [[strike]] plate and used to retract the latch. Modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding.		'''Loiding''' is a [[bypass]] technique that uses a flat object, such as a credit card, to retract spring-biased [[latch]]es. The flat object, referred to as a shim or loid, is slid between the latch and [[strike]] plate and used to retract the latch. Modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding.

			The term loiding comes from celluloid, sheets of which were cut down to size and used for entry. It became known amongst many London criminals as a loid.

	Loiding is generally a [[Surreptitious Entry\|surreptitious]] attack but certain tools and techniques may leave behind [[Forensics\|forensic]] evidence.		Loiding is generally a [[Surreptitious Entry\|surreptitious]] attack but certain tools and techniques may leave behind [[Forensics\|forensic]] evidence.
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	The term 'loiding' comes from Celluloid, sheets of which were cut down to size and used for entry. It became known amongst many London criminals as loid. Also used were the terms loided and loiding.... Fantastic plastic!

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			[[Category:Bypass]]
	[[Category:Surreptitious Entry]]		[[Category:Surreptitious Entry]]
	[[Category:Covert Entry]]		[[Category:Covert Entry]]
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	'''Loiding''' is a [[bypass]] technique that uses a flat object, such as a credit card, to retract spring-biased [[latch]]es. The flat object, referred to as a shim or loid, is slid between the latch and [[strike]] plate and used to retract the latch. Modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding.		'''Loiding''' is a [[bypass]] technique that uses a flat object, such as a credit card, to retract spring-biased [[latch]]es. The flat object, referred to as a shim or loid, is slid between the latch and [[strike]] plate and used to retract the latch. Modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding.

	Loiding is generally a [[surreptitious]] attack but certain tools and techniques may leave behind [[Forensics\|forensic]] evidence.		Loiding is generally a [[Surreptitious Entry\|surreptitious]] attack but certain tools and techniques may leave behind [[Forensics\|forensic]] evidence.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

Datagram: Loiding is not always surreptitious; consider the use of metal tools, particularly corkscrew tools, etc.

2011-01-02T23:09:41Z

Loiding is not always surreptitious; consider the use of metal tools, particularly corkscrew tools, etc.

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			'''Loiding''' is a [[bypass]] technique that uses a flat object, such as a credit card, to retract spring-biased [[latch]]es. The flat object, referred to as a shim or loid, is slid between the latch and [[strike]] plate and used to retract the latch. Modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding.

	~~'''~~Loiding~~'''~~ is ~~the use of~~ a ~~flat object such as a credit card to shim spring-latch locks on doors. It is a form of~~ [[~~bypass~~]]~~. The flat object is slid between the latch~~ and ~~strike plate and used to retract the latch~~.		Loiding is generally a [[surreptitious]] attack but certain tools and techniques may leave behind [[Forensics\|forensic]] evidence.

	~~Modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding.~~		== See also ==
			* [[Bypass]]
			* [[Lockpicking]]
			* [[Covert Entry]]
			* [[Surreptitious Entry]]

	~~Loiding can be considered a form of~~ [[~~surreptitious entry~~]] ~~as it leaves behind no evidence of its use if done correctly.~~		[[Category:Surreptitious Entry]]
			[[Category:Covert Entry]]
			[[Category:Stub]]

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	Modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding.		Modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding.

			Loiding can be considered a form of [[surreptitious entry]] as it leaves behind no evidence of its use if done correctly.

Robokaren: /* Loiding */

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	'''~~Bold text~~'''~~Loiding~~ is the use of a flat object such as a credit card to shim spring-latch locks on doors. It is a form of [[bypass]]. The flat object is slid between the latch and strike plate and used to retract the latch.		'''Loiding''' is the use of a flat object such as a credit card to shim spring-latch locks on doors. It is a form of [[bypass]]. The flat object is slid between the latch and strike plate and used to retract the latch.

	Modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding.		Modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding.

Robokaren: Minor revisions

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			'''Bold text'''Loiding is the use of a flat object such as a credit card to shim spring-latch locks on doors. It is a form of [[bypass]]. The flat object is slid between the latch and strike plate and used to retract the latch.

			Modern spring-latch doors use a deadlatch or dead locking plunger to prevent loiding.

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			The term 'loiding' comes from Celluloid, sheets of which were cut down to size and used for entry. It became known amongst many London criminals as loid. Also used were the terms loided and loiding.... Fantastic plastic!