Abstract: A computer lock is comprising: a first locking member having a top end, a bottom end opposite the top end, an inner surface between the top end and the bottom end, and an outer surface opposite the inner surface and between the top end and the bottom end; and a second locking member having a top end, a bottom end opposite the top end, an inner surface between the top end and the bottom end, and an outer surface opposite the inner surface and between the top end and the bottom end, wherein the first locking member and the second locking member each comprise a hook disposed at the bottom end, a ring disposed at the top end, and a corresponding peg and a hole disposed on the inner surface between the top end and the bottom end.

Abstract: A computer lock comprising: a body having a top end, a bottom end opposite top end, a front side, a back side opposite front side, a first side adjacent to front side, and a second side opposite first side; an opening formed in front side between top end and bottom end, the opening extending from front side and terminating at a position preceding back end; a canal connected to the opening and extending from an opening on first side to an opening on second side, wherein a cable may be passed through the opening in front side and into the canal, and the openings on both first side and second side are narrower than the canal; and a push-button locking cylinder comprising a pin that blocks the opening in front side when locking cylinder is engaged and leaves the opening in front side unobstructed when locking cylinder is disengaged.

Abstract: A computer lock that comprises a body, preferably made out of metal, having a top hook, a center post, and a bottom hook. The two hooks fit into two specially located and sized corresponding slots that are built into a computer chassis. The center post fits into a specially located and sized corresponding hole that is built into the computer chassis, thereby preventing the computer lock from being improperly removed from the computer chassis. The computer lock also includes a security cable slot or channel for attaching a security cable and a cable trap protecting peripheral devices (such as mouse and keyboard) against theft.