Man Tries To Enter Local Singers By2's Home By Guessing Their Passcode For Two Days, CCTV Shows

Isn't it scary to think that having a lock on your front door might not be enough to keep your home safe, especially when you're away? 

Recently, Singaporean girl group By2 shared on Weibo footage from the security camera outside their home.

The video showed an unfamiliar man approaching their front door on the afternoons of July 24 and 25, repeatedly attempting to enter the passcode for the electronic door lock before eventually leaving after failing to gain entry.

Although he was unable to get into their home, the incident left the 34-year-old twin sisters, Miko and Yumi Bai, shaken.

The sisters, who reportedly moved to Beijing in 2014, were in Nanning, China, for their concert tour when the incident occurred.

"Help! After our tour ended, we checked our security camera and found that a stranger had been trying to enter the password to our front door for two days in a row. What should we do in this situation? We're really scared," they wrote.

Many netizens urged By2 to report the incident to the police immediately and hand over the surveillance footage.

They also suggested contacting the property's management and security personnel to review CCTV footage from the common areas in an effort to identify the suspicious individual.

Others recommended that the sisters change the passcode to their electronic door lock as soon as possible.