Electronic lockers commonly found in gyms, offices, and schools are susceptible to hacking due to vulnerabilities in the lock systems. Expert researchers demonstrated potential exploits at the Defcon security conference that could enable criminals to access administrative keys, clone them, and gain unauthorized access to any locker within the system. This exposes personal possessions and possibly sensitive information to theft. Fixes have been issued by Digilock, but Schulte-Schlagbaum did not respond to the findings.
Source: https://www.wired.com/story/electronic-locker-vulnerability/
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