Well that’s a fresh new level to our already nightmarish hellscape
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Well this needs to made illegal to use.
This requires training on the specific network that you want to target, so unless the snoop has several weeks worth of training data where they know exactly what room you're in at what time, then it's not a realistic attack. Someone who has that much inside information doesn't need this technology to know where in the building you are.
What’s stopping someone from just deploying their own wifi networks around, similar to flock cameras?
So, you use it to map out an empty office and then to surveil workers?
It has to be trained on the disturbances in the EM field that people create so no, an empty office wouldn't train it.
I don't think anyone choosing this method cares about a week or two. That's a payday my guy, you could blink. I live my life two weeks at a time and years have gone by in seconds =P
Meanwhile my wife doesn't recognize me when I come home from work =/
Have you tried updating her radio's firmware?
Looks like that faraday suit will be coming in handy after all! And to think my wife made fun of me for it!
I’m pretty sure it self-destructs if you enter “Lucius Fox” into the command console and hit enter.
wondering if I can line an existing hat with tinfoil rather than having to fashion a new one.
I always thought it would be sweet to have a whole house camera to see inside your walls. Knowing where all your pipes are, knowing where voids are, maybe detecting leaks inside your walls, animal/rodent detection, etc. Antenna arrays in GHz bands should be able to have pretty good resolution on metallic reflectors. I guess add intruder detection too. If our privacy is being violated outside our homes, I'd at least like to leverage for some good inside my home.
This bounces off of walls, for the most part, so it will do the exact opposite of what you want. It will show you everything inside the house, not everything inside the walls.
I don't think so. Drywall is fairly transparent to GHz, but I guess depends on if your home is made of sticks or something sturdier. People reflect better, which AFAIK is what this technology is highlighting.
Yeah I was thinking the higher the frequency the less penetration. GHz definite isn't penetrating through walls too good.
This has a lot of dystopian uses, but I also hope that it can be used by the open source community for home automation. That could be really great.
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