Re: [dvd-discuss] Master lock picking

[mickey <mickeym(at)mindspring.com>]

The article said that it wasn't in MIT's guide. I read it at one time, I 
was pretty sure that master key making was Lockpicking 101.

mickeym

Michael A Rolenz wrote:

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> I thought this was already covered in the "MIT Guide to Lock Picking"
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> "Since publishing Mr. Blaze's technique could lead to an increase in
> thefts and other crimes, it presented an ethical quandary for him and
> for AT&T Labs -- the kind of quandary that must also be confronted
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