Serial Kickstarter and hardware developer Patrick Thomas Mitchell has this week launched his 19th Kickstarter campaign to raise the funds he requires to take his new Arduino compatible secret knock ...

Wouldn’t it be cool if you could just knock on your front door, and have it open automatically without having to fumble around with your keys? If that sounds like a dream come true, then you might ...

[Rob Hemsley] sent in an update to an RFID-based door lock. Previously, if you wanted to enter the MIT media lab, a RFID-enabled card was required to get in. Now, with [Rob]’s update, you only need to ...

Hideouts can’t be protected with a simple lock and key, those jobs require passwords or secret knocks. For the latter, you can go the extra mile and build a knock ...

[Rob Hemsley] sent in an update to an RFID-based door lock. Previously, if you wanted to enter the MIT media lab, a RFID-enabled card was required to get in. Now, with [Rob]’s update, you only need to ...

A guy called Mike from the Useless Duck Company has created a very interesting project using Arduino that fans of incognito mode (for whatever reason) might want to replicate. Users of Google Chrome ...

Arduino-Controlled Lock from nootropicdesign on Vimeo. This kit uses a CD-ROM drive and an Arduino board to build a clever robotic lock. This dude used a bolt to create the project and it’s voice ...

A few weeks ago, renowned security expert / hacker / entrepreneur Samy Kamkar detailed a method that can be used to crack any Master Combination Lock by hand in just eight tries or less. Now, he's ...