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Probably one of the more unusual video creators on YouTube , the Lock Picking Lawyer shortened by many to LPL is an Edutainment Show about picking the locks in their collection or ones that have sent in by his fans, and in rare cases, companies themselves , exposing their many design flaws and weaknesses, and how they, and by extension, his audience, can lockpick them and avoid them if they're on sale. Part of the appeal of the series is the way the Lock Picking Lawyer is able to crack open even the more sophisticated locks within a short amount of time, and for acting as a PSA of sorts to potential customers on what locks are bad and what ones are resistant to picking, all within short, concise, and really informative videos. You can find the wide selection of videos on their YouTube channel. For any budding lock enthusiast, you can support LPL by buying a lockpicks set or a specific picking instrument including the famous disk-detainer pick that he and Bosnian Bill made via Covert Instruments. April Fools' Day : Every year since so far, all having the same base joke of being innuendo-laden videos about lockpicking, phallic gestures , and fornication: Video is called "Manipulating my Tiny Coq". His father's was bigger though.

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LockPickingLawyer is an American YouTuber known for picking various locks on camera, and reviewing their effectiveness while pointing out security flaws. As of May , the channel has over four million subscribers. He works with lock manufacturers to improve the security of their devices. Manufacturers have responded to his videos in the past. On October 19, , he was a keynote speaker at the security conference SAINTCON , where he lambasted locksmiths' complacency and reliance on security through obscurity. LockPickingLawyer's identity remains anonymous, though he has revealed that for 15 years he was a business litigator based in the Washington, D. Contents move to sidebar hide. Article Talk. Read Edit View history. Tools Tools. Download as PDF Printable version. American YouTuber. This article is an orphan , as no other articles link to it. Please introduce links to this page from related articles ; try the Find link tool for suggestions.

Video has LPL open the ironically named "Fort Knox" safe by knocking out the hinge pin, bypassing the lock entirely. Lockpickinglawyer address on his Channel was in Damascus, Maryland, lockpickinglawyer.

The Lock Picking Lawyer is one of the most well-known names in the world of lock picking and covert entry. He is best known for his extremely popular, eponymous YouTube channel. This channel features over 1, videos exposing weaknesses and defects found in locking devices so that consumers can make better security decisions. As his name suggests, the Lock Picking Lawyer was a business litigator for nearly 15 years, but recently retired from practicing law to devote all of his time to security work. He possesses extensive training experience in both the government and private sectors. Outside of work Robert adventures with his wife and volunteers his time at police academies training Police Cadets and K-9's. Between farm life and service as a US Marine he has also excelled with audio and video production.

LockPickingLawyer is an American YouTuber known for picking various locks on camera, and reviewing their effectiveness while pointing out security flaws. As of May , the channel has over four million subscribers. He works with lock manufacturers to improve the security of their devices. Manufacturers have responded to his videos in the past. On October 19, , he was a keynote speaker at the security conference SAINTCON , where he lambasted locksmiths' complacency and reliance on security through obscurity. LockPickingLawyer's identity remains anonymous, though he has revealed that for 15 years he was a business litigator based in the Washington, D.

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By Cameron Faulkner. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. When one of these sensors is normally tripped, the system will initiate the alarm process. It seems like this cheap, easy-to-acquire device is powerful enough to override what the sensor is communicating to the base. As the video demonstrates, SimpliSafe systems are engineered to detect this kind of interference. In this video, the videomaker finds a precise frequency, signal strength, and orientation of system components in which they can thread the needle of blocking system communication without triggering an alert. In real life, this is unlikely.

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With a unique approach, Trevor has worked to provide value through information in a way that people connect with as well as enjoy. A SentrySafe opened with a coat hanger. May 7, The Faceless : LPL takes great measures to hide his face whenever possible, and has on more than one occasion worn masks to conceal his identity when reviewing particularly shiny locks. LPL gets confused, and he has no idea why someone would secure "a weed" the plant in a safe. The lock in question someone had sent him for the video was in fact a metal lock sticker, a dummy lock that looked very convincing to the eye. Cutting the Knot : If he can find a way to open a lock without even needing to pick it, he'll show it off. Master of Unlocking : Pretty much the whole concept of the series; watch him pick locks that are cheap, have design flaws, touted as being "unbreakable" , and all of the above. In video he spends a bit of time showcasing the "comedy of errors" in the lock's contradictory design that allows it to be legal Not So Civil Engineer. June 6, In a collab with Bosnian Bill, you can see him as a white man with dark hair, wearing a red shirt and blue pants.

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The lock in question someone had sent him for the video was in fact a metal lock sticker, a dummy lock that looked very convincing to the eye. He was 43 years old and married. Don't have an account? You will still be able to browse Wikitubia, but you will be unable to edit without an account. Thing is, the trigger guard of an AR can be flipped open for use with heavy mittens by just pressing a tiny button at the front of it, which completely defeats the lock, since the cable isn't long enough to pass through anything that would more securely hold it. Comically Small Demand : The lock featured in Video is a lock that has some legal spiel inscribed on it that essentially tries to ward off burglars with legal advice. Featured Products. May 7, Video is him and Bosnian Bill shooting. Sitcom Arch-Nemesis : LPL has a seemingly one sided rivalry with Master Lock, calling them out on what he considers their "inexcusable design flaws".