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There's certainly a bunch of interesting stuff in there, like how officers are instructed to place iPhone in nickel or copper plated containers in order to prev
by kristofferR 15y ago
There's certainly a bunch of interesting stuff in there, like how officers are instructed to place iPhone in nickel or copper plated containers in order to prevent remote wipes and a ton of information about gangs and smuggling.
There's also other cool technical stuff in there, like how they gather digital evidence, information about hacker forums like ryan1918.com that have information on FBI honeypots and a book on how to "crack leetspeak".
Unlike the other releases by LulzSec, this looks like it actually is an useful, WikiLeaks-style release (except they haven't filtered out any private or irrelevant information like Wikileaks tries to do)
- Animus7 15y ago> like how officers are instructed to place iPhone in nickel or copper plated containers in order to prevent remote wipes Idea: a self-destruct mode where if your phone can't call home to check for remote wipe and kick an internal watchdog, it will prompt for local self-destruct override. Failing that, automatic wipe.
- jacoblyles 15y agogiven AT&T's infamous coverage area, this might not be a good idea.
- trotsky 15y agobummer: sleeping through the alert after your local tower goes offline for a few hours.
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- JonnieCache 15y ago>Idea: a self-destruct mode where if your phone can't call home to check for remote wipe and kick an internal watchdog, it will prompt for local self-destruct override. Failing that, automatic wipe. https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Dead_man%27s_switch https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Dead_man%27s_...
- sliverstorm 15y agoBetter idea: add an RFID reader internally, and carry an RFID tag on your keychain. When it can't read the tag for X minutes, then wipe. If you leave your phone on the other side of the house a lot, just leave your keys with it.
- r00fus 15y agoCombined with a good backup policy (you can setup your iPhone to backup each sync), this would be workable.
- pasbesoin 15y agoIn alarm technology, I've heard it termed a "heartbeat". No heartbeat --> panic.
- tonyb 15y agoBlackberry has this build in. It can also wipe your device if the battery gets too low.