EEVblog #762 - How Secure Are Electronic Safe Locks?

How secure are electronic locks used on safes? Part 3 is where I show 5 ways to crack into a cheap safe! Dave tries a basic first attempt power line analysis attack on a standard La Gard (LG) 3740/3750 Basic electronic digital lock on a CMI home safe. Can you crack an electronic digital safe lock with just a resistor and an oscilloscope? All sorts of safe cracking techniques are discussed - thermal camera imaging, bumping, drilling, and spiking the solenoid. And naturally there is a complete teardown of the La Gard lock and a demonstration on how it works. And then Dave does something incredibly dumb, and has to fix it the old fashioned way, Hollywood style. It’s a tail of epic fails and stunning wins. Part 2 is here: Forum: ST ST62T25 OTP Microcontroller AT93C46 EEVblog Main Web Site: The 2nd EEVblog Channel: Support the EEVblog through Patreon! EEVblog Amazon Store (Dave gets a cut): T-Shirts: Donations: Projects: Electronics Info Wiki: Теги: Safe,la gard,s&g,hack,hacking,how to,crack,safe cracking,bumping,spiking,solenoid,lock,plate,tdr,drill,drilling,borescope,teardown,how it work,cmi,chubb,camera,lg,fail,electronic lock,keypad,la gard 3740,la gard 3750,dead bolt,Electronic,digital,tutorial