Those false gates...it's like having a prison with three false exits to try and trick escapees, but then it turns out they're actually real exits and you can walk right out.
I am from Bulgaria and I am surprised the LockPicking community is interested in our locks. I personally found them very interesting when I came across some old ones in my grandparent's garage I guess I am not the only one. Btw I can help with Bulgarian translations if someone needs it.
I'm constantly impressed by the high quality of your videos, from the the professional videography and lighting to the succinct presentation and interesting historical information. This is my favorite lock picking channel.
So as a Bulgarian I've seen this in my grandfathers garage at the province, but never could open it cause he didn't know the combo ... Can't wait to go back there and test if I'll be able to open it .. For anyone wondering the writing says "Super Lock, padlock, coded and keyless". Also, just fyi, Супер is read in Bulgarian literally the same way you'd read it in English, cause it's а English stranger word used in Bulgarian and the "e" in Секрет is the same sound as in Elephant (couldn't think of a better example) .. Stil big props for pronouncing it that good, a lot of people can't do even that lol
I'm actually impressed that the exploitable flaw is merely limiting the number of combinations. Usually when LPL finds a flaw, it's something that allows a lock to be opened in seconds or minutes. Attempting this many combinations will certainly take more time, making this lock way more secure than some of the electronic stuff...