This is a superb video. Thank you. Some keys that I hadn't thought of before (the Cat 30 looks interesting!). In the UK, we use a lot of Lowe & Fletcher locks on a variety of office furniture of various makes & brands. So if you're ever in England on a Pentesting job, the L&F 92, 18 & FFe open nearly every filing cabinet I've come across! I used to carry a hefty weight of jiggler keys but in one office, I was able to unlock a filing cabinet easily but it took me 10 minutes to relock it again! Not good, when you don't want to leave any indication of your presence!! I've never used any cross-cut rakes but I love my Brockhage Up Pick Gun (takes a bit of practice but it works really well.). Thanks for sharing.
I'd love to learn more about what's standard in other parts of the world! That's incredible honestly, thanks for checking out my video c: and for sharing!
That random key you picked up opens the Red Fire Suppression System Control Boxes found in commercial buildings. The one with the green readout display and the alphanumeric keypad on the front.
I have found that the newer black capped Linear key is used in hospital and doctors office cabinets. Found this out at my orthopedic surgeons office when visiting for an appointment. He had it around his neck on a lanyard with his ID badge. They lock up the syringes and injections in the rooms with this key. He was very surprised when I showed him I had the same key in my pocket.
2341 Key - Slot machine jackpot reset keyed switch located on the back of IGT, Bally, WMS slot machines. It will typically display a bunch of gaming statistics like what odds the game is set at, winning, free spins awarded, and a bunch of other exciting math stuff on the play screen when used. Owning the key is legal, walking into a casino and using it will quickly make you the center of attention with casino security. The key will NOT jackpot a slot machine or give access to any internal components.
I would have literally never figured that, ive never been to casino but the slot machine at my old job did use that key for the reset! Thanks for the better explanation ill be sure to sure to use it next time c: and thanks for the view!
And inside a casino with so many cameras in so many places, you're going to get into a panel how exactly without security hauling you upstairs before you disappear?.
@@turn-n-burn1421 Don't think you read the entire post... as I originally mentioned using the key in a casino will draw a lot immediate unwanted attention from security. Also - please go easy on the gangster movies moving forward, your losing grip on reality. No one would disappear by doing something like this. They will either kick you out or detain you until the cops they call show up. Whether or not you get arrested at that point is completely up to how the cop feels about it. If you want to have some fun with words just tell the cop "it doesn't matter what you think, it only matters what the judge thinks". These are magic words and will get you off the hook every time.
Boy what a key you have the 2341 and 2007 is mainly for Parking Lot gates control panels. This key may also be compatible with some other keyed similar locks like soda machines as you mentioned.
2007 (Alternate labeling for the 2341 key) was at one point used for some Motorola (the two way radio one, not the phones and broadband one) equipment cabinets, and every key using that blank that I've seen has also been associated with Motorola. My 2135 was labeled as an elevator key when I bought it, so I know they're used for other purposes, but Motorola radios and equipment cabinets are the only places I've ever had to use them.
There are two different A126 keys for gates. The one you have is more limited than the liftmater operator A126. The liftmaster A126 works with all A126 locks. where Linear A126 only works on keypads. The difference is Linear is 4 pin key and liftmaster is 5 pin key. The linear key you have is used on access base tele entries and access base control cabinets.
I have spent days looking for the particular key you mentioned. I cannot, for the life of me, find a 5-pin Liftmaster A126. Can you give me any more info on a place to source it? Is it called something else? This has been driving me nuts! :p
@@StewartsRootBeer Liftmaster Q084 is the 5 pin A126 lock and key the kit is the only way you can order the 5 pin key that I know of. Linear A126 is the 4 pin key. Theres not lock available separately that I know of. A Y11 44121 will work
your keys have a hyundai remote, indicating you may drive or have access to a hyundai. if your in USA, then its extremely likely your Hyundai does not use an immobilizer and a screw driver can start your car
@@FortyTwoSu42 not sure you could have a bunch of people write to you and pick what they want and I've also seen a video of a firefighter using one of those l tile witches to shim open a door
@@zefftrus9825 I think I've seen a clip like that! I'll ask around about DIY bypass tools, I made my own picks back in freshman year I think it would be fun to do it again!
Great video my friend. I am starting a mobile locksmith business and I worked in the past in TSCM (technical security countermeasures). Really cool. Are you still in pen testing?
Hey man sorry for the late reply! I've recently started my own company. I made pen-testing equipment! My most recent product is a lock pick for Vanlock locks, like for coin changers and such. It's a great passion of mine!
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This is a superb video. Thank you. Some keys that I hadn't thought of before (the Cat 30 looks interesting!). In the UK, we use a lot of Lowe & Fletcher locks on a variety of office furniture of various makes & brands. So if you're ever in England on a Pentesting job, the L&F 92, 18 & FFe open nearly every filing cabinet I've come across! I used to carry a hefty weight of jiggler keys but in one office, I was able to unlock a filing cabinet easily but it took me 10 minutes to relock it again! Not good, when you don't want to leave any indication of your presence!! I've never used any cross-cut rakes but I love my Brockhage Up Pick Gun (takes a bit of practice but it works really well.). Thanks for sharing.
I'd love to learn more about what's standard in other parts of the world! That's incredible honestly, thanks for checking out my video c: and for sharing!
Looks at 501CH "This is just a random key I picked up, I never found it worked for anything". Oh just wait till you find what that key does, LOL!
Right! I’m a fireman. I know where to use that thing.
That random key you picked up opens the Red Fire Suppression System Control Boxes found in commercial buildings. The one with the green readout display and the alphanumeric keypad on the front.
Woah thanks for that information c:
I have found that the newer black capped Linear key is used in hospital and doctors office cabinets. Found this out at my orthopedic surgeons office when visiting for an appointment. He had it around his neck on a lanyard with his ID badge. They lock up the syringes and injections in the rooms with this key. He was very surprised when I showed him I had the same key in my pocket.
The dispo I go to uses that key on their display cases too! That's pretty interesting thanks for telling me!
2341 Key - Slot machine jackpot reset keyed switch located on the back of IGT, Bally, WMS slot machines. It will typically display a bunch of gaming statistics like what odds the game is set at, winning, free spins awarded, and a bunch of other exciting math stuff on the play screen when used. Owning the key is legal, walking into a casino and using it will quickly make you the center of attention with casino security. The key will NOT jackpot a slot machine or give access to any internal components.
I would have literally never figured that, ive never been to casino but the slot machine at my old job did use that key for the reset! Thanks for the better explanation ill be sure to sure to use it next time c: and thanks for the view!
And inside a casino with so many cameras in so many places, you're going to get into a panel how exactly without security hauling you upstairs before you disappear?.
@@turn-n-burn1421 Don't think you read the entire post... as I originally mentioned using the key in a casino will draw a lot immediate unwanted attention from security.
Also - please go easy on the gangster movies moving forward, your losing grip on reality. No one would disappear by doing something like this. They will either kick you out or detain you until the cops they call show up. Whether or not you get arrested at that point is completely up to how the cop feels about it.
If you want to have some fun with words just tell the cop "it doesn't matter what you think, it only matters what the judge thinks". These are magic words and will get you off the hook every time.
Subscribed so you didn't have 666 subscribers anymore lol. Your videos being good factored in as well
Thanks so much man! I really do appreciate it c:
2341 looks an awful lot like an elevator fire service priority override key
Challenge accepted
Boy what a key you have the 2341 and 2007 is mainly for Parking Lot gates control panels. This key may also be compatible with some other keyed similar locks like soda machines as you mentioned.
2007 (Alternate labeling for the 2341 key) was at one point used for some Motorola (the two way radio one, not the phones and broadband one) equipment cabinets, and every key using that blank that I've seen has also been associated with Motorola. My 2135 was labeled as an elevator key when I bought it, so I know they're used for other purposes, but Motorola radios and equipment cabinets are the only places I've ever had to use them.
There are two different A126 keys for gates. The one you have is more limited than the liftmater operator A126. The liftmaster A126 works with all A126 locks. where Linear A126 only works on keypads. The difference is Linear is 4 pin key and liftmaster is 5 pin key.
The linear key you have is used on access base tele entries and access base control cabinets.
I have spent days looking for the particular key you mentioned. I cannot, for the life of me, find a 5-pin Liftmaster A126. Can you give me any more info on a place to source it? Is it called something else? This has been driving me nuts! :p
@@StewartsRootBeer Liftmaster Q084 is the 5 pin A126 lock and key the kit is the only way you can order the 5 pin key that I know of.
Linear A126 is the 4 pin key. Theres not lock available separately that I know of.
A Y11 44121 will work
This is informative. +1 subscriber
Thank you sir!
@@FortyTwoSu42 welcome
your keys have a hyundai remote, indicating you may drive or have access to a hyundai. if your in USA, then its extremely likely your Hyundai does not use an immobilizer and a screw driver can start your car
Yea you're right just a bit of fun lol!
What is the screw driver I need one
I'm looking for it I can't find it on Amazon anymore sadly
@@FortyTwoSu42 anything similar? it seems cool
@@alexadams4017 sadly no :c I have been looking through if I find it again I'll let you know!
2341 key is for casino games, known as the jackpot reset key
the 2341 key on your ring is the Dover Impulse (Elevator) key
Very informative
All catapiller heavy machines use the same key
Thanks man! That's wicked I had no idea
Oh I dig that screwdriver, any chance you've got a name or amazon link?
about last two keys in leather pouch these are not same (different cuts) ;-)
Thank you for clarifying!
Can you also do videos on bypassing tool or homemade tools
Ooooo yea! That sounds like a lot of fun, any particular tools you have in mind for me to DIY?
@@FortyTwoSu42 not sure you could have a bunch of people write to you and pick what they want and I've also seen a video of a firefighter using one of those l tile witches to shim open a door
@@zefftrus9825 I think I've seen a clip like that! I'll ask around about DIY bypass tools, I made my own picks back in freshman year I think it would be fun to do it again!
@@FortyTwoSu42 it will be fun and neat to see how DIY lock picking tools have evolved and changed
I subscribed simply because you said UA-cam does not monetize you. Good video though.
Thank you very much man!
Can you do another video on more keys
I've been working on getting my keys together! My collection has grown a bit since my last key video but I will be making another one!
@@FortyTwoSu42 can't wait
@FORDy-TWO Will be excited for the update!
Great video my friend. I am starting a mobile locksmith business and I worked in the past in TSCM (technical security countermeasures). Really cool. Are you still in pen testing?
Hey man sorry for the late reply! I've recently started my own company. I made pen-testing equipment! My most recent product is a lock pick for Vanlock locks, like for coin changers and such. It's a great passion of mine!
@@FortyTwoSu42 That is very cool! I would love to check it out sometime. Let me know how to get ahold of you. Thank you, John
@johnkoury1116 Gaineslabs@gmail.com
I also post a lot of my person project on my Instagram! It's "Sudo_su_42"
@@FortyTwoSu42 Thank you!!
What is the hotel safe key called
They're called CI Jigglers I think? It's not a key it's like a lock pick
Nice! Do you have any spare cat30, a126 (specifically one with the square head like yours), or 2341 keys you would be willing to give away?
If you're in Oklahoma sure but I'm sorry I won't ship one :( they're very cheap on Amazon!
You were talking about your key logger, do you have any rubber ducky experience ? Powershell and the like
Yea! Well, kinda, I have a Raspberry Pi Pico I've been using as a Rubby Ducky!
Could you do a video on bypassing linear?
For sure! I actually have a linear box in my living room
I think that last black key is an EK333
Can you post a pinned comment with the full list of keys
I posted a time stamped one for you. Check newest comments