Brute Force Notebook. 4-Digit Code lists for the most common push button locks in the U.S.
Brute Force Code Field Notebook.
Brute Force Notebook artwork provided by @IllustrationNathan
First few pages of the brute force code notebook are instructions.
The back majority of the book is all code sheets for your use.
This Brute Force Code Notebook has a section that provides every possible combination for locks like these; locks with 10 inputs, utilizing a 4-digit code, where the order input doesn't matter. (*with few exceptions)
This Brute Force Code Notebook has a section that provides every possible combo for likes like these; locks with 12 inputs, using a 4-digit code, where the order of input does not matter. (*with few exceptions)
This Brute Force Code Notebook has a section that provides every possible combo for likes like these; locks with a variable length code chosen from 5 inputs, where the order of input does matter. (*with few exceptions)
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Brute Force Notebook. 4-Digit Code lists for the most common push button locks in the U.S.
Brute Force Code Field Notebook.
Brute Force Notebook artwork provided by @IllustrationNathan
First few pages of the brute force code notebook are instructions.
The back majority of the book is all code sheets for your use.
This Brute Force Code Notebook has a section that provides every possible combination for locks like these; locks with 10 inputs, utilizing a 4-digit code, where the order input doesn't matter. (*with few exceptions)
This Brute Force Code Notebook has a section that provides every possible combo for likes like these; locks with 12 inputs, using a 4-digit code, where the order of input does not matter. (*with few exceptions)
This Brute Force Code Notebook has a section that provides every possible combo for likes like these; locks with a variable length code chosen from 5 inputs, where the order of input does matter. (*with few exceptions)
Brute Force Notebook. 4-Digit Code lists for the most common push button locks in the U.S.
Brute Force Code Field Notebook.
Brute Force Notebook artwork provided by @IllustrationNathan
First few pages of the brute force code notebook are instructions.
The back majority of the book is all code sheets for your use.
This Brute Force Code Notebook has a section that provides every possible combination for locks like these; locks with 10 inputs, utilizing a 4-digit code, where the order input doesn't matter. (*with few exceptions)
This Brute Force Code Notebook has a section that provides every possible combo for likes like these; locks with 12 inputs, using a 4-digit code, where the order of input does not matter. (*with few exceptions)
This Brute Force Code Notebook has a section that provides every possible combo for likes like these; locks with a variable length code chosen from 5 inputs, where the order of input does matter. (*with few exceptions)

Description

Brute Force Code Attack: Inputting every possible code/combination/password into a specific locked system. Using the "force" of ALL entry codes in order to gain access. 

UTAC's Brute Force Code Journal lays out every possible entry code for three major types of push-button mechanical locks; 10-input locks, 12-input locks, and the 5-input "variable" locking system that so many facilities, large and small, high and low securitiy, favor. 

The creation of this field notebook is not intended to give the user the approach of "If I see this type of lock, I shall use this notebook to gain entry". This notebook is intended to be used as "If I see one of these locks, and if accessing this lock is my most effective & efficient entry option, and if I can't otherwise access this lock in any other manner, I might use this notebook". 

Make smart entry skills. Try the handle and see if it's unlocked already, before you begin. Always reassess your progress and your entry options. And use this information responsibly. 

Artwork provided by @IllustrationNathan of the "Art and War" podcast.

Remember to access that QR code at the end of the book for a few more added value perks!

*If you find an error in our code sheets, or elsewhere in this code book, please write to me at my email, Pat@utac.io.

*For large orders or for information on stocking this item (or any of Pat's books) in your business's store, email Pat@utac.io.

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