All 10,000 door-lock codes ranked from most-likely to least-likely, built around Rust's 8-try / 15-minute lockout — so the 8 codes you can enter each window are always the 8 most worth trying. Tap codes to track what you've entered.
Ranked with real common-code frequencies
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Rust disables the lock for 15 min after 8 wrong tries on PC (no lockout on console). So enter these 8, wait out the timer, then load the next set.
All 10,000 codes — most to least likely
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How code raiding works
Every code lock in Rust is a 4-digit PIN, giving 10,000 combinations. On PC the lock disables for 15 minutes after 8 wrong entries, which caps you at 8 guesses per window (console has no lockout). Brute-forcing all 10,000 would take roughly 13 days, so code raiding is only worth it against the codes people actually choose. Because a huge share of players pick simple, memorable numbers, the first handful of codes carry most of the real odds — the top 8 alone cover about a fifth of all codes.
Most common Rust codes
The 20 codes below make up over a quarter of every code lock in the game. Try these before anything else.
Code raiding is opening a code-locked door, box or locker by guessing its 4-digit PIN instead of using explosives. There are 10,000 possible codes (0000–9999), but players overwhelmingly pick predictable ones, so trying the most common codes first gives a real chance of getting in for free.
Can you still code raid in Rust in 2026?
Yes, but it is rate-limited on PC: after 8 wrong codes a code lock disables itself for 15 minutes, so you can only test 8 codes per window. Console has no lockout, so code raiding is far faster there. That limit is exactly why trying the highest-probability codes first matters — this tool orders all 10,000 so your 8 attempts are the best 8.
What is the most common Rust door code?
1234 is by far the most common — it accounts for over 10% of all 4-digit codes on its own. It is followed by 1111 (~6%) and 0000 (~1.9%). Simple sequences and repeated digits dominate because they are the easiest to remember.
How many codes can you try before the lock locks you out?
8 on PC. On the 9th wrong entry the lock goes on a 15-minute cooldown. The first 8 codes in this tool's order together cover roughly a fifth of all real codes, so a single lockout window has a surprisingly good hit rate.
Is it realistic to try all 10,000 codes?
Not by brute force: at 8 tries every 15 minutes, all 10,000 would take about 13 days of non-stop entry. Code raiding only makes sense against the common codes at the top of the list — beyond the first few hundred, an explosive raid is faster.
How is this code list ordered?
The top ranks use real leaked-PIN frequency data (the analysis the Rust community references), and the remaining codes are ranked by the patterns players actually use: repeated digits, sequences, repeating pairs like 1212, birth years, calendar dates, keypad lines and meme numbers. It is a probability order, not a guarantee.