Yep! My only point was that it apparently took a ton of work to find a way to hack into a place which is already considered fairly insecure. Basically I don't think there's any reason to panic or be surprised by this story, or for Assa Abloy to be terribly embarrassed.
With the equivalent of a budget of several hundred thousand dollars and custom hardware, any commercially available equipment can probably be hacked.
With the equivalent of a budget of several hundred thousand dollars and custom hardware, any commercially available equipment can probably be hacked.