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As the reply in the thread below the main tweet mentions, similar problems exist in hotels as well. Probably there is a market for making a simple and affordabl
by 0xcafecafe 9y ago
As the reply in the thread below the main tweet mentions, similar problems exist in hotels as well. Probably there is a market for making a simple and affordable "bug detector" which we can carry?
- nl 9y agoThat's a thing: http://www.dx.com/s/bug+detector?cateId=0&cateName=All%20Categories http://www.dx.com/s/bug+detector?cateId=0&cateName=All%20Cat... (Not a recommendation - haven't tried any of these)
- zellyn 9y agoWould any of those have found this (non-wireless) camera?
- alkonaut 9y agoIf it's active IR then it's pretty easy to find using a detector. If it's a passive optical device with a wired connection, then you can't find it with a detector that wouldn't also find a ton of other signal cables. It's then probably easier to find a camera by looking in the network rather than physically. The problem with that is you can only find it when it's transmitting and not if it's sleeping (unless it happens to also have a public endpoint that's always open).
- Cthulhu_ 9y agoHas this happened in hotels? If they're hotel chains, it'd cause some pretty serious reputation damage.