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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 do
by 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.