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How do spies and hackers invade your privacy, your phone and other devices?
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I'm bringing this topic back because my privacy and personal space is still being compromised to the hilt and then an extra inch. Go ahead and use this thread to share information about how hackers stalk you and invade your privacy and cause other modes of destruction in your life. Share their methods, their tech, their needs, etc. so that we can smarten up and defend ourselves and hopefully counterattack. Share information on what we can do to protect ourselves and prevent invasion of privacy and stalking. Expand the topic as necessary in order to accomplish a beneficial end for us hard assaulted Americans dangling at the end of a hacker's tech wire. Here's are links to related threads and site pages. Android camera bug let hackers spy on users even if phone is LOCKED & screen is OFF Thread: Android camera bug let hackers spy on users even if phone is LOCKED & screen is OFF Samsung Patents Smart Contact Lenses With a Built-in Camera [ link to futurism.com (secure)] SCOUT HIDDEN CAMERA DETECTOR $49.99 [ link to www.spyguy.com (secure)] How to respond to someone else that has your wireless device, LOUIS STYLE! Thread: How to respond to someone else that has your wireless device, LOUIS STYLE! Engineering administrative backdoors exist in every device.
This is not bragging. In my own and the careers of others we have learned the backdoors for numerous OS's, SCADA systems [I could pump 10,000 gallons of raw sewage onto Atlantic Avenue in Virginia Beach from this laptop if I chose], or shut down the power to various Naval Shipyard docks in the US.
What matters is that people who will not do that are placed into those positions that could most abuse it.
Even every brand of copier has an backdoor admin account and password. My cat is the background on the touch screen control panel of one gov copier nearest my office in the building I have not worked in for over a year behind COVID.
Does your office have a building security system that reads your ID badge? It also has a backdoor username and password with full admin access; I have them committed to memory. The security scan badges can be imitated with a cell phone utilizing NFC, where do you think they came from?
Perhaps the best lesson here is do not ever lose custody of any device or cell phone you have used and NEVER trade one in for a 'discount' on a new device as a factory reset removes NONE of your information from the device.
Backdoors are tied to the CPU serial numbers so they may be found and accessed and controlled remotely regardless of their name or the network they are on.
I'm simply sharing. Others may use the information as they choose.
Quoting: Louis in Richmond |
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