Knew it was possible, but what'r the odds?
Setting up today right next to a guy also setting up. He has his girlfriend's 5er for the first time. He has to leave to go to work after setup, and none of the keys on the ring she gave him will lo...
Forum Discussion
This is similar to something called a birthday attack which is mentioned on Wikipedia.
There are replacement key cylinders available which give a lot more key changes, as well as a different key profile so the Fastec keys don't fit. If worried, I'd do that.
I wish I had a decent CNC mill. What I would do is see about designing a RV handle made from high quality steel with Teflon bushings so once put in, one will replace the RV before the handle. The key cylinders, I would use Medeco Logic keys. These are keys that are made to be used and abused, and use both a physical mechanism as well as an electronic chip to prevent it from being opened by picking. Yes, a crowbar or long screwdriver can pry open the door, but it gets rid of the casual "key lottery" or someone with a master key ring getting in without a trace.
A RV is part home. Shouldn't it have at least the same security on the front door as a house?
There are replacement key cylinders available which give a lot more key changes, as well as a different key profile so the Fastec keys don't fit. If worried, I'd do that.
I wish I had a decent CNC mill. What I would do is see about designing a RV handle made from high quality steel with Teflon bushings so once put in, one will replace the RV before the handle. The key cylinders, I would use Medeco Logic keys. These are keys that are made to be used and abused, and use both a physical mechanism as well as an electronic chip to prevent it from being opened by picking. Yes, a crowbar or long screwdriver can pry open the door, but it gets rid of the casual "key lottery" or someone with a master key ring getting in without a trace.
A RV is part home. Shouldn't it have at least the same security on the front door as a house?
