Access and Occlusion

The ability to open and close any security system without the need of the key, pass code, etc. Sub-power of Access Manipulation. Advanced form of Lock-Picking.

Capabilities

The user can lock/unlock and/or activate/deactivate any/every device/system of security (latches, levers, knobs, handles, bolts, rigs, ropes, etc.) that can be used as the method to lock a gate, door or window.

Associations

Limitations

Access and Occlusion is rarely a persons only power, so it is often used sparingly.
Often needs to be in contact or very close quarters with locking device.
Function Impairment might render a door lock inoperable even when it should be.
Some security systems/devices may be imbued with a counter-measure that prevents them from being unlocked.