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Ubiquitous surveillance would presumably try to have every camera within view of at least one other camera, so sabotaging them is a good way to get tracked down
by PhasmaFelis 8y ago
Ubiquitous surveillance would presumably try to have every camera within view of at least one other camera, so sabotaging them is a good way to get tracked down and arrested.
- eiaoa 8y ago> Ubiquitous surveillance would presumably try to have every camera within view of at least one other camera, so sabotaging them is a good way to get tracked down and arrested. You don't have to attack the camera directly to sabotage it. Cutting power or communications cables and jamming transmissions works too.
- PhasmaFelis 8y agoSame thing applies to cutting cables. You'll be seen and tracked. Jammers are both trackable and illegal in most places. Believe me, I wish it was that easy.
- eiaoa 8y agoI think it would be harder to keep every inch of cable in view of a camera than keep every camera in view of another. Jammers are trackable, but if you use them judiciously, I think they could be used to cover other attacks: activate jammer, attack camera infrastructure, deactivate jammer, and flee.