MIT Lock Picking Guide [Updated Format 2008]

=================================================== MIT LOCK PICKING GUIDE [UPDATED FORMAT 2008] =================================================== Nope, I'm not a burglar or safe-cracker/whatever... but I'm a keen gadget freak, including the need to know how everything works. A (lot) of years ago a monk showed me how to open a locked door with a piece of chicken wire and a pen- knife (true!) and I was fascinated with the process. So every so often if I get the opportunity or need to open a lock for someone, I'll try it, just to keep my hand in. I have a low success rate, but it's all good fun, regardless. I understand that the MIT LOCK PICKING GUIDE is one of the more recent 'bibles' for such 'hobbies', but most copies I've come across have been re-hashed so much that the text and/or diagrams were mostly messed up and of v.low quality. So I decided to do something about it... This PDF file is NOT a re-edited version, as all content is as the original release from Ted The Tool - all I've done is reformatted the text into something better than that godawful Courier type and tidied up the overall presentation. Also I've taken the opportunity to bookmark all topics and diagrams, for further ease of use. Oh yeah... it's now got a decent jacket cover too, for those of you who might want to print to hard copy. ^^ I claim no credit for this update nor have I made any such claims in the document itself. It's all just a lil bit of house-keeping for what I see as one of the best lock picking guides available. I am distributing this for educational purposes ONLY and DO NOT in any way support the use of such practices for illegally entering peoples premises or stealing other people's property. Enjoy Anon... * Comments are always welcome ^^

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atomar (2009-06-16)

Very nice. Thanks for the house-keeping :-)