Part of the "hacker ethic" includes the notion that information should be free. How you use that information is another matter.
If it were commonly known that this default code existed it's less likely that those who are responsible for setting up these keypads would leave the default set.
Those wishing to exploit it are the ones who actively seek out this sort of information.
If it were commonly known that this default code existed it's less likely that those who are responsible for setting up these keypads would leave the default set.
Those wishing to exploit it are the ones who actively seek out this sort of information.