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RE: Plug&Play GSM Access Control

Subject: RE: Plug&Play GSM Access Control
From: "Mark McCall" <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 3 Jul 2008 13:43:05 +0100
References: <009301c8db5b$8c259800$0200a8c0@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> <ea29a50b0807011941i2dcc4597u34fd474681f64f16@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <5ffcf15f0807021138xeb3b9f7ke9f665608dea23d7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <486cc7fc.2315300a.5a03.2462@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> You could apply the same logic to 'borrowing' some old fashioned
keys
> and getting a template in some plasticine, or 'borrowing' a swipe card
> and cloning it an a magnetic reader ?

Yeah, I have to agree.

A lot of people have kepads on gates and doors and you could obtain the PIN
just by watching from the right place.  If you need something more secure
then use something more secure.  Personally if I had electric gates at home
I'd buy that unit in a heart beat.

M.



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