And how do you protect your property from devices like these?
Well unless you want make your entire property a Faraday cage, you can't. Anything that would disrupt IR or RF signals will also disrupt the receivers for those signals.
And how do you protect your property from devices like these?
A 12 gauge slug.And how do you protect your property from devices like these?
For property, old school hard wired, mechanical controlled, and tape it on a Betamax.And how do you protect your property from devices like these?
And how do you protect your property from devices like these?
Here's a good start,
-Use a Wi-Fi Router that supports WPA3 encryption.
-Any electronic device not made in the US to be on it's own VLAN (IoT devices including VoIP phones).
-Get rid of anything with RFID technology (Including locks that require access cards).
-Don't be fooled into using Smart electronic locks in your home. (including gun safes)
-Start using a key to lock/unlock your vehicle doors.
-Manually open your garage doors.
-Get RFID blocking wallets or sleeves to protect your credit cards.
WPA3 in our lab won't even withstand a 10 minute attack from someone that knows what they're doing.
That being said, most consumer network devices don't even have WPA3 capability yet, the only reason I'm exposed to it is I work with the engineering department at Dell LOL
EDIT -- Also if you know a way to disable the electronic locks on vehicles built after 2015 that would be interesting. I've plugged into the computer on my car it runs a linux variant and that part of the folder is read only without a dealer/manufacturer code. I'm afraid to enter the wrong code due to possibly being locked out.,
"Not being a high value internet target will discourage most of the technically advanced from pursuing me."The only sure fire way is not to radiate any energy that can be picked up. But who wants to go dark? I do what I can as a user, that is reasonable. Not being a high value internet target will discourage most of the technically advanced from pursuing me.
I just got pick pocketed at the Metro in Rome, Italy. Lost my whole wallet with complete ID including a Global Entry card, cash and cards (2). Within ten minutes of leaving the underground I had everything reported stolen and shutdown and replacements ordered for all ID and cards. Turned LifeLock on and froze all my credit. I only had 2 dollar something charges to dismiss. Nothing since. Replacements were waiting for me when I returned home. Thank God for working cell phones and internet access! I also have all my accounts set to notify me if any transaction occurs. Modern times.
Also, to take things to the extreme, short of living in an underground Faraday cage:Here's a good start,
-Use a Wi-Fi Router that supports WPA3 encryption.
-Any electronic device not made in the US to be on it's own VLAN (IoT devices including VoIP phones).
-Get rid of anything with RFID technology (Including locks that require access cards).
-Don't be fooled into using Smart electronic locks in your home. (including gun safes)
-Start using a key to lock/unlock your vehicle doors.
-Manually open your garage doors.
-Get RFID blocking wallets or sleeves to protect your credit cards.
You hammer this thing into the lock, give it a good twist with all your 'tard strength, and repeat the same on the steering column:EDIT -- Also if you know a way to disable the electronic locks on vehicles built after 2015 that would be interesting. I've plugged into the computer on my car it runs a linux variant and that part of the folder is read only without a dealer/manufacturer code. I'm afraid to enter the wrong code due to possibly being locked out.,
You hammer this thing into the lock, give it a good twist with all your 'tard strength, and repeat the same on the steering column:
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Brute force beats smarts.
Thanks for the constructive reply.Here's a good start,
-Use a Wi-Fi Router that supports WPA3 encryption.
-Any electronic device not made in the US to be on it's own VLAN (IoT devices including VoIP phones).
-Get rid of anything with RFID technology (Including locks that require access cards).
-Don't be fooled into using Smart electronic locks in your home. (including gun safes)
-Start using a key to lock/unlock your vehicle doors.
-Manually open your garage doors.
-Get RFID blocking wallets or sleeves to protect your credit cards.
Thanks for the constructive reply.
Doing pretty good for the most part.
Not really worried about someone hacking the garage door opener in my particular situation.
Too lazy, quicker to just tcpdump. At least when I already know what I'm looking for.I'll add Wireshark
It's no conspiracy these devices made over-seas phone home; CCTV systems, VoIP Phones, Wi-Fi power switches...the list goes on.
Anyone can learn how to use Wireshark and see for yourself.
Sorry to hear you have to do that.I keep my door to the garage locked with a dead bolt.
I do as well.Sorry to hear you have to do that.