More of tamper prevention than actual security. Good idea from ChTuna on Thingiverse:
These are simple one-time use disposable (Tamper) locks. They are designed to show damage if they have been removed.
Version 1 is less visible for tampering as the end is sealed inside.
Version 1 also has a smooth box for a note/ID to ensure the lock has not been replaced.
Version 2 is more “secure” as you can see the tabs through the bottom any tampering will be evident where with version 1 if the tabs are broken and reinserted, they are not visible.
You can also apply a little glue in the slot to ensure a higher level of tamper resistance.
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