User:MikleJayWox/I-lock

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i-Lock is a digitally cyphered motor driven dead lock product line from Lochem, an Australian based manufacturer and this product is distributed by Video Intercom worldwide.

Developed specifically to combat mail fraud and identity theft from mail boxes it is immune to common lock pick attacks such as "bumping" and rattles. Being a 256 bit EEPROM makes it virtually invulnerable to "brute force" hacks.

It is built around the Dallas Button 1-wire distributed encryption technology.