Collaborate Disseminate
From 8 July 2019, travellers on London’s underground tube network may wish to turn off their Wi-Fi first… if they don’t like the idea of being tracked.
Continue reading London Underground passengers told to turn off their Wi-Fi if they don’t want to be tracked
Mimic Go might look like a bubbly, chubby-version of a tracking tag (which it is) but that’s only one of the tricks it has up its red, plastic sleeve. Not only can you track stuff around the world thanks to GPS, LTE-M & eSIM connectivity,… Continue reading Programmable Mimic Go tracks your stuff, can be a handy bike tail-light too
I was wondering if when a router is broadcasting its signal, it is able to handshake with devices that are wifi enabled and looking for a wifi network to connect and get some info from them?
Some rather ingenious researchers have found a way to unique identify iPhones and iPads by examining data gathered from a device’s accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer sensors.
Continue reading Fingerprinting iPhones with the built-in gyroscope
News of recently revealed and egregious tracking behaviors at Google Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG); specifically Google is using your Gmails account to track your purchases. Our suggestions is to immediately remove any financial transaction related messaging fr… Continue reading Google Utilizing Consumer Gmail Accounts to Track Purchases, Financial Transactions
I just visited https://amiunique.org/fp in order to try to understand what makes a web page realize what platform it is running on, aside from User-Agent request header.
So I learned about window.navigator, which has member … Continue reading How to hide my platform from a browser to keep my privacy?
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Continue reading Can anyone spy on my traffic if they know my MAC address, local and public IP?
A security researcher has demonstrated a new way to track mouse movements even if users block JavaScript. Continue reading CSS tracking trick can monitor your mouse without JavaScript
Before 3D printers, there was LEGO. And the little bricks are still useful for putting something together on the quick. Proof is YouTuber [Matthias Wandel]’s awesome bottle cap shooter build that uses rudimentary DIY computer vision to track you and then launch a barrage of plastic pieces at you.
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Continue reading Wandel Weaponizes Waste with Lego and a Raspberry Pi
The US Congress has issued an open letter asking Google CEO Sundar Pichai to explain in detail why his company keeps a database of the precise location information of hundreds of millions of consumers. Sensorvault, as it is referred to internally, is a… Continue reading Congress asks Google to explain why it tracks users’ ‘whole pattern of life’