Every one of my neighbors, or any passerby lucky enough to be there as I come home, would know about it pretty quick, wouldn't they?
And it seems to me that if all that would be necessary to bypass my lock would be a discrete recording of the particular knock sequence, then a small device to duplicate that... well.. that wouldn't be very secure.
Unless these things work like a typical garage door opener, with a rolling code system. They might, and in that case, perhaps there's a reasonable amount of security in it.
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EDIT: After closer inspection:
The fact that the “Knock Code†contains a pulse code of 16 digits and is comprised of a combination of different encrypted and random codes means that there are billions of possible code combinations which makes these locks extremely safe. The “Knock Code†also uses random generation of part of the code so it never uses the same exact code twice. This makes it impossible to imitate the KnocKey even by recording the code.
So that's not so bad, I guess.







