Do you think it will be safe to update the home door lock to a smart password lock?

First of all, the security of smart locks has been widely concerned, but there is no absolute answer. For a simple example, there is no lock that firefighters can't open in a minute (not counting the level of bank vault, of course). From this perspective, there is no so-called security lock. Regarding whether the smart lock is safe, you can understand that the smart lock is as safe as or more secure than the lock you are using now. So, how to compare the security of these two kinds of locks?

Secondly, in order to make it easier to understand, skip the content that is too obscure. The most common one involving lock safety is the lock core. It is easy to understand that the lock core of smart lock is the same as that of mechanical lock, and the security level is the same. Mechanical lock is safe, and intelligent lock is safe. The next issue is the security of smart locks that many users are concerned about. Is the verification procedure of smart lock safe? I believe many people have seen the video promoting the little black box online. As soon as the black box is opened, a row of fingerprint locks will be opened ... In fact, now you can find a smart lock produced by a small smart lock production workshop. That little black box won't open. This is the same as a computer virus. When Panda Burning Incense (a once stubborn computer virus) first appeared, a large computer crashed. Now try to make a panda burn incense. No computer can be captured.

However, major antivirus software manufacturers have made a series of defenses against it, so when you find it unsafe from the video, it is a thing of the past, and there is nothing to worry about. You may think that if there are loopholes you don't know about, it's still not safe enough! Let's look at the security level of the lock cylinder. At first, when the A-class lock core appeared, everyone used it very well. I don't know when the class B lock core appeared. Why do you think this is? Because the A-class lock core was cracked, and then a C-class lock (also called super B-class lock) appeared, why? Because it has been cracked again, and these lock cores are used for mechanical locks, but have you ever doubted the safety of mechanical locks? ?

Finally, when you see here, you may be a little confused. What kind of safe is this? It's actually quite simple. After long-term use test by a large number of users, it is safe and can stand the test. Smart lock was put forward as a household concept in 1994, and it has been 26 years now. In terms of security, it has been locked with a mechanical lock. Not worse than the contrast, you can use it with confidence. After all, it's too convenient.