How we used Tinder to catch the thief robbing startups in SF

Re:How we used Tinder to catch the thief robbing startups in SF by bsder on Friday December 19, 2014 @05:36PM (#8774974)

Um, a master key, presumably from the factory, was used to break into multiple installations?

I think I would be sending a nice legal letter to the security company for not telling me that such a master key existed or how to disable it. And sending them the bill for replacing their broken security system.

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Re:How we used Tinder to catch the thief robbing startups in SF by dsl on Friday December 19, 2014 @05:47PM (#8775006)

I've used Doorking systems to gain entry before. It's not a "master key," just a factory default that you are supposed to change.

If you notice in the video, she has her phone in her hand when she comes in. Most likely because she added herself as a new tenant into the system. If she didn't remove it after she left, her phone number should still be programmed in.

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