Re: ~e; EM security issues
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Wed, 31 Jul 2002 19:02:41 -0500
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hello jeremy, i believe it is definitely possible,
and have read about remote listening potentials of
both household corded and cordless phones, and also
using the microphone on answering machines, which
can also be used as a remote listening device and
also to hear messages left on the machines. brian
>here's a question in response to this. as we know the nsa, et. al
>were all panicky about furbies and their recording capacity. i'm
>wondering does anyone know if it is possible to connect to and turn
>on the microphone to a cellphone remotely without the ring.
>certainly there is a remote command language for them somewhere, not
>all of them, but probably some of them. yes/no/maybe? any knowledge
>base out there?
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>jeremy hunsinger
>jhuns@vt.edu
>on the ibook
>www.cddc.vt.edu
>www.cddc.vt.edu/jeremy
>www.dromocracy.com
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