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Originally Posted by bcredliner
I expect to get thrashed for this but I don't see the big deal about providing information about how to open an X when anyone that wants to get in a vehicle that shouldn't can break a window. Someone wanting to steal a vehicle except for a joy ride should know enough to steal something that can be parted out easily like a Honda or Ford 150 and be far less conspicuous in the process. I acknowledge most thieves aren't that smart but I don't see them coming to the forum for help.
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some of you guys know that i am with the DSS (same agency that agent Hobbs, (The Rock) from Fast and Furious is working at), and i am on the technical side of the house...
in our line of business, there are no locks or secrets - with enough money and manpower any place can be breached... We treat the security as a layered approach:
if my job to secure a hen, i will build a shed to prevent it from wandering off...
but a shed will not prevent the hen from being eaten by a fox, so i will put on a door...
the door will not stop a mischievious kid, so i will put a simple lock...
which will not stop a neighbor who wants to steal the hen... so i will put a better lock...
which will not stop the thief who wants to steal hen for profit, so i will beef up the shed, put a better door and a combination lock...
which will not stop a mean cuban agent who want to blackmail me with kidnapped hen, so i will install security systems, with cameras and alarms...
which will not stop a mean chinese agent, who wants get the secrets to the round shaped eggs, so i will install a better alarm, more cameras and have guards walking around the henhouse/shed...
which will not stop a mean russian agent who wants to prove that he can steal the hen regardless of my attempts to protect it, so i move the henhouse into an undisclosed location....
my point is, nothing can stop a determined thief from stealing an X... but we are preventing the casual joyrider, and a bit more determined thief from taking the car... that is all...