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Recording Audio with an NVR only when audio is detected [closed]

Posted on October 18, 2020 by McWayWeb

I am looking to find an NVR that has a feature of recording audio only when audio is actually detected. Is this a commonplace feature in NVRs, and if not what is the best method to integrate this functionality into an existing NVR system?
… Continue reading Recording Audio with an NVR only when audio is detected [closed]→

Posted in CCTV, network

Best material for a faraday enclosure [closed]

Posted on September 9, 2020 by McWayWeb

I am having an issue with someone directly below me compromising my machines by tracking me with RF signals. I am looking for the most efficient way to set up a faraday enclosure to prevent this from continuing to happen.
Initially I looke… Continue reading Best material for a faraday enclosure [closed]→

Posted in system-compromise, threat-mitigation

Mitigation of Radar Based intrusion [closed]

Posted on May 20, 2020 by McWayWeb

How sensitive is radar based tracking technology capable of detecting your motion as you type on a keyboard? If I have someone tracking my typing with radar 4-5 feet away what security precautions should I take to prevent this from happeni… Continue reading Mitigation of Radar Based intrusion [closed]→

Posted in detection, physical

Intrusion prevention using radar & thermal surveillance

Posted on May 17, 2020 by McWayWeb

I am looking to determine the best security measures to prevent unauthorized access to my network by an attacker using radar detection or any other surveillance through a window/wall.

Someone is using some sort of surveillance equipment … Continue reading Intrusion prevention using radar & thermal surveillance→

Posted in detection, physical, privacy

How sensitive is thermal imaging through a wall? [closed]

Posted on May 16, 2020 by McWayWeb

I am looking to determine the best security measures to prevent unauthorized access to my network by an attacker using thermal imaging through a window/wall. I know there is thermal imaging can that detect subtle enough fluctuations in hea… Continue reading How sensitive is thermal imaging through a wall? [closed]→

Posted in detection, physical

Bluetooth vulnerability on a Raspberry PI running Raspian

Posted on April 28, 2020 by McWayWeb

Is it possible for someone to exploit a Raspberry PI running Raspian through bluetooth just by having the bluetooth enabled?

Continue reading Bluetooth vulnerability on a Raspberry PI running Raspian→

Posted in Exploit, linux, Raspberry Pi, Vulnerability | Tagged Bluetooth

Securing a new machine with a compromised network [on hold]

Posted on April 26, 2019 by McWayWeb

I have a machine on my network that has been repeatedly compromised and I am trying to understand how it is happening. After the machine was last compromised I switched out all parts of the computer with the exception of the … Continue reading Securing a new machine with a compromised network [on hold]→

Posted in Exploit, linux, malware, system-compromise, ubuntu

How can I recover my exploited android phone?

Posted on December 7, 2018 by McWayWeb

I have a Samsung S9 phone that has been exploited by my neighbor, however I am unsure as to how to prove/verify it, how in depth the access is to my phone, or how I can re-secure my phone.

It seems as though they have acces… Continue reading How can I recover my exploited android phone?→

Posted in Android, Exploit, malware, virus, virus Removal

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