Awesome Security

Actual tomes carved out and turned into safes. They’re secured by bookbinding glue and have a magnetic closure, so they stay shut even when upright. The flask safes also come with a flask.

Lockitron is an Internet-enabled door lock system that lets you lock or unlock your door from your phone. It also lets you share virtual keys to other people via text message, and is NFC-compatible.

Jaryn Miller‘s concept uses the handlebars as one of the bicycle’s locks, so the rider will always have the lock with him, but most of all it renders the bike unusable if a thief breaks or saws off the lock.

Designed by Bob and John Loughlin, the TiGr is made of a flexible titanium bow and a compact, highly pick resistant lock cylinder. The tough and bendy bow is highly resistant to sawing and cutting.

Cocoon routes your web browsing through an SSL-secured proxy to make it private. It also provides disposable email boxes and online storage of your browsing history. 45-day free trial avail.

Meant to be used for self-defense, the Sap Cap has a hidden pouch filled with non-toxic proprietary metallic pellets “that are 110% the density of lead”. Gives new meaning to busting a cap.

Prey is an open source tracking software. When your laptop or phone is stolen, launch Prey via SMS or online and it will provide valuable information, and even let you trigger actions on your device.

The Speed Dial can be operated one-handed and without looking at the lock. Apply overlays for letters, numbers, colors, shapes, symbols and make your own custom combo moves.

Worried someone might steal your scooter? Marc Graells Ballve’s ridiculous looking security system covers your ride with an armadillo-like shell, protecting it from vandals and thieves.

Secure passwords are difficult to memorize. Your PasswordCard generates a printable grid of letters that will only make sense to you. Just memorize a single symbol and color to find your password.