Posted on 09/06/2023 4:40:38 AM PDT by CFW
Re: 26 - I see these safes with electronic keypad entry and am not willing to pull the trigger on that type of system. Will stick with a mechanical mechanism that’s properly maintained.
Thanks for making that point.
The FBI’s still chasing anyone remotely connected with J6, which is the case here. They’re more than willing to lie, cheat, bully, and steal in order to pursue that little Democrat jihad. Liberty blew this one. The answer to the FBI trying to extend a “warrant on the property” to cracking a safe should have been “Send us a letter and we’ll refer it to our legal counsel,” not “Here it is, guys, anything you want, we’re good citizens, please don’t hurt us.” The latter answer might be the safest but not if you happen to be selling “security”. I don’t see them spinning their way out of this one because their customer base just isn’t forgiving on this particular issue. IMHO, of course.
Twitchy has a rather amusing thread on this incident.
https://twitchy.com/dougp/2023/09/06/gun-safe-manufacturer-n2386897
Anything that uses AES256 encryption has a backdoor.
Intel had developed something that was unbreakable but back in ‘99, the MSM conspired with the GOV to destroy it.
Yeah it’s funny how when aes came out they dropped all the export limits to 56 bits..
Thanks for the info. Will get on it
You are welcome. If you go that way, give me a shout. I can give you a couple of hints to make go well.
Tools needed, screwdriver, hacksaw, fine file, sharpie and a vise.
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