Home Depot shoppers warned as popular item 'lets strangers walk into your house'
A TIKTOK video has sparked fears that strangers could be walking through your front door, using their own key. A home inspector claimed certain locks…
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One Key to Rule Them All: The Shocking Security Flaw in Your Home's Lock
Home Security Flaw: One Key Could Unlock Your Neighbor's Door A recent video by home inspector, Scott Lubik (@scottlubik), has brought to light a concerning security vulnerability affecting thousands of homeowners. Lubik claims that a limited number of key configurations used in locks sold at major retailers like Home Depot and Lowe's means that a single key could potentially unlock multiple homes. "Your keys to your place, will open your neighbor’s door." Lubik states in his video, which has quickly gone viral. He explains that there are only five different locking configurations, meaning every fifth house using these locks could be vulnerable. Lubik's video shows him using one key from his own key set to open multiple locks. He emphasizes that this is not a result of faulty locks, but rather a design limitation in the mass-produced key system. While Lubik does not claim to have tested this on a large scale, the potential for widespread vulnerability is undeniable. The video serves as a stark reminder to homeowners about the importance of upgrading their home security systems and considering additional security measures. Homeowners are advised to review their current security systems and consider upgrading to more secure lock systems to mitigate the risk of unauthorized access.
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