Kensington Locks For Mac

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Kensington itself makes dozens of different models that are compatible with the company's slots, ranging from simple key and combination locks to units that have master keys and codes. With a compatible lock connected, the Mac Pro Lock Adapter secures the housing to the enclosure, preventing access to internal components. Compatibility Information Fully compatible with Mac Pro (Late 2013) and most third-party Kensington or similar locks. Our Mac Mini mounting kit is the ideal lock for a Mac Mini with it’s anti-pick high security Kensington lock. This lock is simple in design, but nearly impossible to defeat when installed. Since being first to market with this product in 2010 we have sold tens of thousands of Mac Mini Security Mounts to governments, educational institutions.

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Kensington Lock For Macbook

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I was thinking of investing in a Kensington lock for my MacBook, but man, I'm worried about the [lack of] security of those things..an article in a recent issue of 2600 detailed how easy it is to hack a Kensington combo lock without destroying it. A search on YouTube gives you dozens of videos on how to hack these things -- one as short as 15 seconds because all it was was someone taking a pair of wire cutters and very effortlessly snipping the thing off.
So..IS there a model of Kensington (or similar) lock that's SOMEWHAT secure?? I mean, those locks cost $40, and I would hope that something that costs that much would be somewhat useful..