Keys to the Kingdom: Impressioning, Privilege Escalation, Bumping, and Other Key-Based Attacks Against Physical Locks

Keys to the Kingdom: Impressioning, Privilege Escalation, Bumping, and Other Key-Based Attacks Against Physical Locks By Ollam, Deviant Published by Syngress Publishing Publication Date: 2012-09-26 Subject: Business & Economics Information Management, Business & Economics Information Management, Computers Security General, Computers Security - General, Computer Security, Management Of Specific Areas, Knowledge Management, Computers Security General, Computers, Security, General, Business & Economics Information Management, Business & Economics, Information Management, Computer Security, Management Of Specific Areas, Knowledge Management, Bump Key; Cast-And-Mold; Change Key; Foil Keys; Illicit Key Copy; Impression; Impressioning; Key Duplication; Key Photographing; Kwikset Smartkey; Lever Locks; Lock Bumping; Lockpicking; Locks; Master Key; Master-Keyed; Master-Keying; Overlifting; Penetration Testing; Physical Security; Pin Tumbler; Privilege Escalation; Re-Keyable Locks; Skeleton Keys; Surreptitious Entry; Warded Locks; Wax Keys, Syngress Networking, Computing & Security Subject Keywords: Bump Key; Cast-and-Mold; Change Key; Foil Keys; Illicit Key Copy; Impression; Impressioning; Key Duplication; Key Photographing; Kwikset SmartKey; Lever Locks; Lock Bumping; Lockpicking; Locks; Master Key; Master-keyed; Master-keying; Overlifting; Penetration Testing; Physical Security; Pin Tumbler; Privilege Escalation; Re-keyable Locks; Skeleton Keys; Surreptitious Entry; Warded Locks; Wax Keys Genre: Computers, Security, General, Business & Economics, Information Management, Computer Security, Management Of Specific Areas, Computer Security, Knowledge Management Target Audience: Professional and scholarly