wifi jammer protects mobile network security

Raspberry Pi is a fairly versatile device that can be used for various purposes and hidden video surveillance. But please note that if you have a webcam, it may also be used to monitor you, which is much easier than using a Raspberry Pi. If you combine the Raspberry Pi, camera and its wifi jammer, you will get a perfect small surveillance camera. The only thing you need to worry about is the power supply, but you can find plenty of guides and how to install a simple lithium-ion battery on this micro PC. The only problem is that the Raspberry camera records video at low resolution, and your roommate will not be able to perform any operations. The most vulnerable part of the system is that it relies on Wi-Fi networks for data streaming. These wireless networks are vulnerable to attacks and blocking. The easiest way to organize hidden video surveillance here is to use several Raspberries and a PC. The mini PC will stream the video to the main PC, where the pictures can be obtained via the Internet.

Google Glass is one of the most exciting projects we have heard of at Perfectjammer recently. It’s hard to say how this will work, because you probably know that the device still doesn’t have a unified concept. But we will try our best to answer questions for you, and please follow the known situation. First of all, what we want to say is that the answer to your question is yes, Google Glass can really monitor you through a hidden wireless camera. Therefore, if you see such a device on that person’s nose, please be careful. The second point here is that there is no legal way to accuse any Glass user of espionage, because there is no way to check. In addition, you should know that Google Glass has only two communication methods. It will have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth modules installed and will pair with your smartphone to use its 3G or 4G connection. This is a major vulnerability of the device, because the Wi-Fi network may be hacked and the Bluetooth connection may also be compromised.