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The title made it sound like a fly or an ant, but in reality it’s a rather large beetle. It’s neat work though. For a redteam project, I once made a spy camera
by sillysaurusx 6y ago
The title made it sound like a fly or an ant, but in reality it’s a rather large beetle. It’s neat work though.
For a redteam project, I once made a spy camera that fit in a belt buckle. I’m not sure you’ll need to worry about surveillance implications of insect-mounted cameras; surveillance is already pervasive.
- Nbox9 6y agoImagine releasing the bug near a restricted area. The attacker can hope it gets past security and gain images from inside the restricted area. If it gets caught then the attacker if up to 120M away, which is a good head start.
- echelon 6y agoOr the video is bounced over a cell-enabled relay and the attacker is nowhere nearby.
- koliber 6y agoWhich can be mounted on larger rodents and also sent loose in the area.
- Nbox9 6y agoGood point. The maximum distance the attacker could be would be limited by the act of releasing an insect and the biological limitations of insects (lifespan, travel speed), not by the range of the wireless communication.
- mhb 6y agoCould use a repeater