Any #lockpicking nerds out there who can help me identify a padlock?

It's a hardened steel body U.S. Lock, which appears to be a clone of an American 780 series or similar. The only identifying marking is ”XGI" on the back of the body.

I'm currently in the process of de-rusting the body and shackle after picking and disassembling it, as this lock was sitting outside on the latch of the back yard toolshed for what looks like several years before I came along. My roommate claimed the lock was here before she moved in six years ago, so ofc she doesn't have a key. 

We are proud to be at ZeroDays CTF today as a community supporter.

Conor and Isabelle are on the TOG stand teaching lockpicking and hosting two CTF challenges throughout the day. It is great to bring a bit of hands on making and problem solving into the event, and to meet so many people from across the security community.

If you are at ZeroDays in Croke Park today, drop over and say hello to the team.

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Just got my Abus 85/40 picked for the first time 😍 🥳

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And I'm still mad/disappointed that I spent an entire fiver on this lock, which I picked, by fucking accident, with the turning tool.

I might start a dice jail for locks.

(Also, I know a fiver is cheap, but that's ridiculous)

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A not very secure diskus padlock(?) i am just beginning with lock picking and i'm not very good at it but that lock was open in under a minute 😅

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