How secure is the anti-theft feature of ATM lock?

The safe of an ATM machine, which houses multiple cash boxes including deposit and withdrawal boxes, has become a primary target for criminals.

One of the ways they steal money is by attacking safe locks, using either physical attacks or password cracking techniques.

To ensure the safety of cash inside ATM machines, most banks place a strong emphasis on the security of the safe lock when purchasing equipment.

Equipping ATM manufacturers with high-level security locks to enhance equipment security is crucial for winning bank orders.

This ATMロック, MK-E310, is resistant to brute force attacks and password cracking, for your reference.

Prevent violent damage

The ATM machine has a certain barrier effect on the outside, but the core security protection function is the safe lock.

The all-metal lock body boasts sufficient strength and rigidity, making it sturdy and durable, with 360° effective anti-smash capability. Whether thieves attack from the front or the side, the lock can withstand their blows tenaciously.

The anti-violence and anti-bumping structure, enhances security. Even in the event of violent attacks, the lock bolt remains firmly locked to the cabinet door.

This lock boasts a mechanical lifespan of 100,000 cycles, ensuring that the lock cylinder is resistant to damage and breakage, providing long-lasting protection for ATM safe deposit boxes.

Prevent password cracking

In addition to preventing vandalism, this lock also effectively resists password cracking.

6 まで短縮し 9 digit code, more key combinations. It’s making it more difficult to crack.

After four incorrect attempts, the keyboard will automatically lock, preventing password entry until 30 seconds have elapsed, thereby increasing the difficulty of theft.

Even if the correct password is entered, the lock can be set time delay opening from 0 まで短縮し 99 minutes, to avoid cash being quickly looted.

まとめ, ザ ATMロック MK-E310 establishes a robust cash security protection network, aiding your product in gaining recognition from banks.