Higher Standards for Magnetic Contacts Needed as Security Vulnerabilities are Exposed
The reed switch magnetic contact serves as the first line of defense in the vast majority of all security systems. Its sole function is to detect unauthorised access through doors and windows. Despite its widespread acceptance, a vulnerability in the way a reed switch magnetic contacts operates may allow an intruder to easily bypass detection is successfully exploited. Construction weaknesses may also present unacceptable security risks.
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