It's called Lock Bumping. We're not going to show you how thieves make these keys, but we will show you what could happen if one of these keys ends up in the wrong hands.

An entire set of bump keys -– containing 20 keys for locks from a variety of manufacturers –- cost $50. When Rible successfully opens the lock in seconds, Cathy is shocked.

Lock bumping is a method of opening the type of pin tumbler locks that are commonplace and uses a ... which is now just another Internet of Things device, ... Smart locks have already become ...

The lock takes four AA batteries that can power the device for a year at a time, Maiga said. “Our company’s vision is to transform the way you get in and out of secure spaces into a seamless ...

The company’s locks are found on between four and five million hotel room doors worldwide. Brocious’ device plugs into the DC port that is found on the bottom of the outside portion of the lock.