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Practcal Lockpicking by Deviant Ollam a book of basics for penitration testers. Interesting read, especially for newbies.
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Foreword-
By Barry Wels
Ethical Considerations
-By Babak Javadi
Introduction
Chapter 1:
Fundamentals of pin tumbler and wafer locks
Chapter 2:
The basics of picking: Exploiting weaknesses
Chapter 3:
Beginner training: How to get very good, very fast
Chapter 4:
Advanced traiing: Learning some additional skills
Chapter 5:
Quick-entry tricks: Shimming, bumping, and bypassing
Chapter 6:
They allcome tumbling down: Pin tumblers in other configurations
Appendix:
Guide to tools and toolkits
Experianced pickers will probably know 99% of whats covered in this book. Most of whats in the book is found on the internet if you look around.
However, for those that want a well written book with the basics plus a bit more I believe that this is an excellent introduction to this hobby.
FYI
Chapter 3 Beginner training....... how to get very good very fast is available as a LEGAL 100% FREE DOWNLOAD from the publisher at
http://www.elsevierdirect.com/samplechapters/9781597496117/02~Chapter_3.pdf
By Barry Wels
Ethical Considerations
-By Babak Javadi
Introduction
Chapter 1:
Fundamentals of pin tumbler and wafer locks
Chapter 2:
The basics of picking: Exploiting weaknesses
Chapter 3:
Beginner training: How to get very good, very fast
Chapter 4:
Advanced traiing: Learning some additional skills
Chapter 5:
Quick-entry tricks: Shimming, bumping, and bypassing
Chapter 6:
They allcome tumbling down: Pin tumblers in other configurations
Appendix:
Guide to tools and toolkits
Experianced pickers will probably know 99% of whats covered in this book. Most of whats in the book is found on the internet if you look around.
However, for those that want a well written book with the basics plus a bit more I believe that this is an excellent introduction to this hobby.
FYI
Chapter 3 Beginner training....... how to get very good very fast is available as a LEGAL 100% FREE DOWNLOAD from the publisher at
http://www.elsevierdirect.com/samplechapters/9781597496117/02~Chapter_3.pdf
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No responses yet but this is great thanks guys 

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I have this book and I think it's a good first book for newbies like me. Detailed but readable. And the accompanied DVD has loads of useful info and videos.
- David
"I'm not dumb. I just have a command of thoroughly useless information."

"I'm not dumb. I just have a command of thoroughly useless information."


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Ok
This is one of the most usefull tutorials I have seen posted on lockpicking.
The publisher agreed to post a free sample of the entire 3rd Chapter of Practical Lockpicking.
Now that we have in house hosting here is the working document
This is one of the most usefull tutorials I have seen posted on lockpicking.
The publisher agreed to post a free sample of the entire 3rd Chapter of Practical Lockpicking.
Now that we have in house hosting here is the working document
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I have this book, haven't gotten around to reading it yet but have had a flip through and it looks good.
I didn't get a DVD with mine though. Not sure if it's usually attached at the back as with many educational books but there aren't even any tear off points or anything on mine so it may just be a DVD-free copy for some reason :S
I didn't get a DVD with mine though. Not sure if it's usually attached at the back as with many educational books but there aren't even any tear off points or anything on mine so it may just be a DVD-free copy for some reason :S
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