funkyfox wrote:cledry wrote:OH, I see the torx screws on the back. Yes that looks pretty vulnerable, but once the keypad is accessed what do you do then?
Perhaps the lock mechanism is exposed and can be easily manipulated?
A remote possibility, I suppose; some knobsets are vulnerable to simple bypasses like that. Without disassembling one of these, I couldn't say one way or the other.
The more likely issue in my mind is an attacker gaining access to the keypad wiring. Inducing a short or applying voltage under certain conditions can trigger an unlock on some electronic locking devices.
That said, you'd be talking about an attacker with the motivation to remove several small, difficult-to-access screws with uncommon bitting, (risking being observed all the while) and the sophistication to know what they were doing once they accessed the wiring. Even then, the chances of triggering an unlock are far from a sure thing.
