Brief YouTube video on Safe default codes.

RemadE

So I did find this on the web, but it's a bad idea.
Anyway, it's a poorly edited video (sound levels) but shows you some good default codes. Just thought I'd post it here as it's pretty new and thought someone could benefit.

MayorofMonkeytown

Depending on the safe you're allowed a few attempts;

http://fingerprintpads.com/browseproducts/Flourescent-Black-Powders-64oz.HTML

This will narrow down the numbers substantially.

Unknown

I didn't actually realize that safes came with a default code, but I guess that makes sense so that the owner can open it for the first time. Which brings me to the question - do people actually leave the default code on the safe sometimes? That's just like breaking into someone's wireless router because they haven't changed the password :facepalm: Some people these days....