Another article on the KGB Security website shows how a fire resistant ‘safe’ is vulnerable to a $1.25 can opener and a kitchen knife. Never confuse fire resistance with burglary resistance. Check out the article and slide show here.

KGB Security (named for Kel, Geoff and Brock Phillips) in Queensland Australia has a nice article (and videos to boot) about bouncing a safe. If you aren’t familiar with bouncing, it is the technique of hitting or dropping a safe to temporarily displace the pin or bar which keeps the handle from moving. As pointed out in the article, you often get what you pay for when purchasing a $29 safe.

Check out the article and watch the videos here.