That is, anyone, who has access to a Raspberry Pi Model A computer, a few over-the-counter sensors and a plastic box. With $57 (£37) Mr O’Connor managed to create a device, named ‘creepyDOL’, which can track the movement of everyone on the street."
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Hacker creates tiny spy computers named 'CreepyDOL' that track a person's movements over entire cities
Hacker creates tiny spy computers named 'CreepyDOL' that track a person's movements over entire cities | Mail Online: "Ever wondered who can find out where you are and discover what you’re doing by looking at your mobile data? The answer, according to security researcher, Brendan O’Connor, is just about anyone.
That is, anyone, who has access to a Raspberry Pi Model A computer, a few over-the-counter sensors and a plastic box. With $57 (£37) Mr O’Connor managed to create a device, named ‘creepyDOL’, which can track the movement of everyone on the street."
That is, anyone, who has access to a Raspberry Pi Model A computer, a few over-the-counter sensors and a plastic box. With $57 (£37) Mr O’Connor managed to create a device, named ‘creepyDOL’, which can track the movement of everyone on the street."
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