Antny
TUG Member
Well why not test 111111 and 22222 and so on as well?
you must be an expert on default codes for hotel safes? Yes some of my briefcases have had default settings of all 0's, but definitely not all of them. And just like router default passwords to log into it to make changes, they vary by manufacturer as well.Because most combination locks come with a default setting of zeros. If the facility took the appropriate step of updating the default to a secret number, I would expect them to have used something more appropriate than another string of same numbers. That maybe overly wishful, but nonetheless zero is the most likely string, with another string being much less likely.
I ran across this scaryvideo on youtube. Makes you think twice about using the hotel safe.
you must be an expert on default codes for hotel safes?
I had to have security open one once (the previous resident had left it locked). I don't know what they had set the default as, because it was a number only the manager and head of security had. I wouldn't be happy if it were 00000 and I might test that in the future.
... for numerical ones? Numbers that represent in solfege, the themes from famous flute solo works I perform.