Posted on 07/18/2024 5:21:23 PM PDT by House Atreides
They were able to crack immediately once they had permission to try.
The other day we had a company that did secure shedding come and shred stuff. There was one bin full of stuff there was not a key for.
I asked if I could crack it, but was denied permission.
“ It was over a day to unlock it. Saying 40 minutes is very bogus. They were able to get in the next day only after using higher tech stuff then they already had.”
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“using higher tech stuff than they already had”. Actually they already had the “higher tech” version… it just wasn’t located ln their local office. I guess they thought they’d give an older version (which they had locally) a shot… which didn’t pan out.
Know them, they know their stuff.
Yes, I know. I was going to talk to you about that.
Same here and it sits in the house 90% of the time. It’s not attached to my hip or in my hand 24rs a day. If I lost it I’d lose some pics but that’s about it.
Seems to me that it means they had 24 hours to cover their tracks. Am I on Free Republic? I’m surprised no one else has posted this hypothesis.
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