007 First Light Guide: All Safe and Door Codes
Nothing kills the momentum of a slick infiltration mission quite like stopping to hunt down a four-digit password scribbled on a stray piece of paper.
I love the gadgetry in this game, but dealing with basic electronic locks gets tedious fast. You run into seven different keypads during the campaign. Figuring them out naturally means reading through text logs or counting random objects in the environment while armed guards patrol the hallway. Fortunately, none of these passwords randomize on different playthroughs.
Here is the quick reference list if you just want to punch the numbers in and keep moving.
Context and Hidden Challenges
If you want to know where the game actually hides these answers, or if you're trying to clear out the specific in-game challenges tied to opening them, I broke down the exact context for every location below.
Hotel Infiltration
During the All the Time in the World chapter, you need to crack two separate locks. The Laundry Room requires the sequence 1805. If you poke around the Manager's desk, you'll spot this written on a scrap of paper.
While you're inside that specific office, check behind the main reception desk to locate a hidden safe. Look closely at the vintage printed on the middle bottle of wine nearby to figure out the combination is 1952. Bypassing this lock earns you the Wine Connoisseur achievement.
The Courtyard Escape
While trying to get out of the Courtyard during Uninvited, head toward the back right corner to enter the Dining Room. You'll find the Maintenance door locked tight here. Getting the 3256 password legitimately requires booting up a laptop in the Library section. Unlocking this gives you the Closed for Maintenance objective and opens up a far safer extraction path. Having an alternative exit route makes slipping past the final guard patrols significantly easier since you completely avoid the main chokepoint.
Robbing Webb's Office
Opening the personal safe in Knightfall is tied to the main story. Getting the 1493 answer means examining the room and counting digits on a diploma, a painting, a video game case, and a small scale model. Nailing the entry on your very first attempt grants the Crackerjacker challenge. If you deliberately fail the entry seven times, the game mocks you and hands over the Epic Fail tag.
Raiding Q-Lab
You can raid the Armory during Man of the Hour by entering 1324. This number simply matches the high score Waters set at the firing range.
Later on in the same area, you'll get trapped inside a Stress Test Chamber containing a Range Rover parked inside a blast furnace. The combination for the display cabinet here is 4397, which lines up with the end of the SUV's license plate. Breaking into this high-security stash only rewards you with a few batteries. It feels underwhelming, but you'll absolutely need the extra juice to keep your heavier tech powered for the final shootout.
Bypassing the Archive
Upgrading your wrist ID in Wave of the Future requires getting into the Archive room. You can do this the long way by stealing a physical key from the Legal floor, creeping downstairs, and cracking a different stash just to read the password. You can also solve a math equation hidden in the Lockers to get the same result.
Punching in 1864 right away skips the entire puzzle sequence and instantly pops the Attention to Detail, Surrender, and Snoop Around challenges simultaneously. Clearing three objectives at once saves you at least fifteen minutes of backtracking through hostile territory.
