Locks easily defeated

[Mr. Analog]

I was talking to Thorin about this earlier this week, here's the video I stumbled upon...
http://e-techblog.com/2006/08/07/how-to-unlock-any-lock-bump-keying/

[Thorin]

Thank you for finding that.  Interestingly, it's a Dutch video and I found myself listening without reading the undertitles

[Ustauk]

The guy who uses the rf-id chip embedded in his skin as his key is looking less weird and more smart now.  I wonder if this works for cars?  I thought they used a stiletto to start mine, since there was no damage to the steering column I could see, but maybe they just used a deeply cut Toyota blank.

[Lazybones]

The guy who uses the rf-id chip embedded in his skin as his key is looking less weird and more smart now.  I wonder if this works for cars?  I thought they used a stiletto to start mine, since there was no damage to the steering column I could see, but maybe they just used a deeply cut Toyota blank.

No the rf-id alone systems, particularly the ones now are the EASIEST to get past.. A small hand held recorder and transever can pick them up as you pass the person then repeat the signal to a lock when challenged. 

[Lazybones]

And here is a video on how to make one Bump Key HOWTO.

From the description of the first video it sounds like you need a key cutter and a blank key.. When all you really need is ANY key that fits the same lock type, and a file.

I think I need to try this some time, might make for a good spare key