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Re: RFMON detection
From: Security List <secfocuslist () yahoo com>
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2004 16:13:48 -0700 (PDT)
Actually, you can detect what radio stations
people are listening to Their are large LED signs here in the Bay Area located next to the highways that adjust the ads to what radio stations people are listening to. I have know idea how they do it, but I read it in the news a few months ago. hax <uberhax () gmail com> wrote on 07/08/2004 09:38:14 PM:
Actually, you can detect what radio stations
people are listening to. I
remember seeing it on the news that someone was
collecting statistics on
what radio stations people were listening to in
their cars. This was in
the Phoenix area. I will post more info once I
find it again.
That's really interesting, please do post more info. I knew when I posted the radio analogy someone was
going to reply with
"but, uhh, you can do that", but I've never actually
seen the process
demonstrated.Although it might be hard to use this to detect
intruders on wireless
networks. It would really depend on what
mechanism makes it possible.
The only practical radio sensor detection
application I've seen of
this is with radar detectors and the VG2
radar-detector-detector. I
don't understand how it works, but I'd like to. --hax
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- Re: RFMON detection Austin Godber (Jul 08)
- Re: RFMON detection hax (Jul 09)
- RE: RFMON detection David Weiss (Jul 12)
- Re: RFMON detection hax (Jul 12)
- RE: RFMON detection Steven Hess (Jul 12)
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