Secure Mobile Phone

  • Subscribe to our RSS feed.
  • Twitter
  • StumbleUpon
  • Reddit
  • Facebook
  • Digg

Thursday, 15 August 2013

Man Bugs his Ex's Home for Over Three Years

Posted on 15:45 by Unknown
UK - A woman has been left terrified in her home and was turned against her closest friends after her ex-partner bugged her house for three and a half years, a court has heard.

The victim said she suspected her ex had planted a listening device in her Darlington home after he started talking about things which she did not believe he should know...

The man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, said he installed the device to check on his young daughter.


As near as we can tell from the report, the bug looked like this one.
The device, which the man bought in London for £180 ($280.00), was installed behind a plug socket in the living room in November 2009, and could be accessed through his mobile phone...

In a statement read to the court by Ms Milson, the victim said she had nearly suffered a mental breakdown after finding out she had been bugged.

She said: “I feel sick to the pit of my stomach that he has been listening to me for over three years, he has always known too much about my life.

“He made me question myself and used what he heard against me. I am scared every single day, I am totally distraught and it has left me feeling differently about my home.” (more)


The price on these has dropped since 2009. 
The one shown above is now $79.95. 
The economy of scale, perhaps?
Email ThisBlogThis!Share to XShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest
Posted in amateur, cell phone, eavesdropping, find, GSM, lawsuit, TSCM | No comments
Newer Post Older Post Home

0 comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Popular Posts

  • The Ratters - men who spy on women through their webcams
    The woman is visible from thousands of miles away on a hacker's computer.   The hacker has infected her machine with a remote administr...
  • Google Glass Hacked - Everything You See and Hear Transmitted to Anyone
    Google's Glass wearable computer have been hacked so video and audio can be transmitted online to anyone. Hackers have been able to remo...
  • This Week in Spy News
    The chairman of Stow College in Glasgow has resigned after a row over a recorded conversation on a device branded a "spy-pen". ( m...
  • CONTEST (ENDED) - Who Is This Man?
    We have a winner! Congratulations!! Answer below. Clues... • Born 1897. • Died 1973. • Expert wiretapper.  • Good high speed driver.  • Shar...
  • The US classification system
    (Updated: October 12, 2013) Top Level Telecommunications often involve information that has to be kept secret. To ensure that, governments h...
  • When Paranoids Collide they Blow the Whistle on Tea Kettles
    Customs agents in Russia found tea kettles and irons bugged with tiny Spyware chips that exploit WiFi connections , reports a local news out...
  • "1984" Gets a New Look
    via creativity-online.com ... You can't judge a book by its cover, but there's no denying that a thoughtful, bold packaging can mak...
  • Watergate's Next Watergate
    A history professor hopes that a federal court's recent order to release long-sealed Watergate documents will shed light on the motivati...
  • Laser Beam Eavesdropping - In the News Again
    Since the 1970's, stories about laser listeners have periodically popped up in the news. The common thread is their magical ability to e...
  • Spybusters Tip # 723 - Be Smart - Use a Dumb Phone to Thwart Spyware
    Sometimes you just need a dumb phone that can't spy on you.   inKlien Global's tiny phone 6.5mm Ultra Thin AIEK M3 Cool Card Cell Ph...

Categories

  • advice
  • aerial
  • amateur
  • Android
  • App
  • Apple
  • art
  • biometric
  • BlackBerry
  • blackmail
  • Bluetooth
  • Boeing
  • book
  • business
  • BYOD
  • CALEA
  • cartoon
  • cautionary tale
  • CCTV
  • cell phone
  • CIA
  • Classification
  • Clothing
  • computer
  • contest
  • counterespionage
  • Darwin
  • data
  • detection
  • drone
  • dumb
  • eavesdropping
  • email
  • employee
  • encryption
  • ERII
  • espionage
  • extortionography
  • FBI
  • fiber-optic
  • find
  • food
  • FREE
  • fun
  • FutureWatch
  • General Dynamics
  • Germany
  • Gold Phone
  • government
  • GPS
  • GSM
  • Hack
  • historical
  • Hotline
  • humor
  • IAPSC
  • IMCPB
  • Infrared
  • Internet
  • ISAF
  • Israel
  • IST
  • IT
  • just coincidence?
  • KDM
  • keystroke
  • KGB
  • Kremlin
  • laser
  • law
  • lawsuit
  • leaks
  • malware
  • marketing
  • MI6
  • mind reading
  • miscellaneous
  • mores
  • movie
  • nature
  • Netherlands
  • North Korea
  • NSA
  • Obama
  • optics
  • OSS
  • password
  • PI
  • police
  • political
  • poll
  • POTUS
  • PRISM
  • privacy
  • product
  • quiz
  • quote
  • Ra-parents
  • Ray-Gun
  • recording
  • Red Phone
  • religion
  • RFID
  • Russia
  • sabotage
  • satire
  • scam
  • shredder
  • Situation Room
  • social engineering
  • software
  • sports
  • Spy Museum
  • spy school
  • spybot
  • spycam
  • spyware
  • SpyWarn
  • statistics
  • STE
  • steganography
  • STU-II
  • STU-III
  • surveillance
  • survey
  • telephone
  • TEMPEST
  • Tips
  • toy
  • tracking
  • trade secret
  • TSCM
  • Twitter
  • UMTS
  • USA
  • USB
  • USSR
  • Vatican
  • VoIP
  • voyeurism
  • Watergate
  • weird
  • White House
  • Wi-Fi
  • Wireless
  • wiretapping
  • X-Ray Vision

Blog Archive

  • ▼  2013 (455)
    • ►  November (47)
    • ►  October (53)
    • ►  September (31)
    • ▼  August (50)
      • The red phone that was NOT on the Hotline
      • Researchers Grow Human Brains in a Lab
      • Snapchat Not So Private and Secure
      • FutureWatch: On the Road to The Corporate State
      • Government and Business Team Up Against Espionage...
      • Wiretapping Sparks Naked Protest
      • Use of phone-tracking technology in shopping cente...
      • The 50th anniversary of the Washington-Moscow Hotline
      • Millions of Android Users Vulnerable to Security T...
      • Spybusters Tip #972 - Own a Foscam FI9821W Megapix...
      • Snoop in the Soup - (You Can't Make This S--- Up)
      • Your Boss Won't Stop Spying on You (Because It Works)
      • NSA also has arrangements with foreign internet pr...
      • Boyfriend Tracker app Booted from Google Play
      • Homes Hacked Through Wireless Devices - There Real...
      • CEO Pleads Guilty to Wiretapping Charge
      • FutureWatch: Eavesdropping via Mind Reading
      • Laser Beam Eavesdropping - In the News Again
      • Spybusters Tip #948 - Android Device Manager Allow...
      • Last of the Nixon Tapes Go Online
      • Do You Know Your NSA History? (Pop Quiz - no prize)
      • Who Gets the Bill for Government Wiretaps?
      • Spy Drone Pisses Off Dr. Wee
      • IKEA Store Union's Covert Video Allowed
      • Intel's IT Computer Network PanOptiCop - Code Name...
      • Some Stuff Around the House Which Might Be Spying ...
      • Spybusters Tip # 723 - Be Smart - Use a Dumb Phone...
      • Before you snicker, review your spy service's history
      • The Latest Holiday Season Spy Toy Rolls Out... and...
      • "Paranoia is our friend."
      • FutureWatch: Powerless Bugs or Teslabestiola
      • Man Bugs his Ex's Home for Over Three Years
      • Baby Cam Hackers Can See You, Hear You, and Talk t...
      • Spy Cameras, Secret Audio Help Fight Movie Piracy
      • Former Director's Wiretapping Conviction Could Spo...
      • Spy Malware Buried on Official Tibetan Website
      • Clap On - Clap Off... Some Applaud
      • Britain’s Fraud Agency Admits to Loss of Data and ...
      • Silent Circle Silenced
      • Espionage Battlebots - China v. USA - Guess Who Wins
      • Today in Eavesdropping History
      • How to Protect Your Company Against Corporate Espi...
      • Solar-Powered Smartphones (and more) Coming Soon
      • Think Changing Your SIM Card Can Mask Who You Are?...
      • Windows Phones Susceptible to Password Theft When ...
      • CreepyDOL - The sinister Espionage System for $57
      • Mystery Car Thefts - Solved
      • Corporate Sleuths on Edge after China Detains Fore...
      • Men's Room Leaks Prompt Eavesdropping Fears
      • Warrantless Cellphone Tracking Is Upheld
    • ►  July (50)
    • ►  June (47)
    • ►  May (35)
    • ►  April (40)
    • ►  March (29)
    • ►  February (33)
    • ►  January (40)
  • ►  2012 (84)
    • ►  December (33)
    • ►  November (33)
    • ►  October (12)
    • ►  June (2)
    • ►  May (2)
    • ►  February (1)
    • ►  January (1)
Powered by Blogger.

About Me

Unknown
View my complete profile