requires spy stuffing for tablet, spy app

[BEOWULF. Москва.]

requires spy stuffing for tablet, spy app

Colleagues, share if someone came across: the client wants to give his wife a modern tablet model on NG. Are there any sensible suggestions for the programs so that he can have remote access? Or to a program that sends logs of pressing a keyboard on this tablet unnoticed by a user?
Respectfully,
Dmitry Tyurin
Director of Beowulf Detective Agency

 

[Детектив-Юг]

This is described in detail in articles and appendices to the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation 137, 138, 272, 273

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[JR Security Consulting Group]

For Apple products, there are remote monitoring applications, it is quite legal to download them in the AppStore.

 

[JR Security Consulting Group]

Here's an example https://sputnikipogrom.com/mustread/6499 ... -the-wild /

 

[Детектив-Юг]

Here's another example [DLMURL="https://sputnikipogrom.com/mustread/6499"] How to bypass site blocking and get rid of SORM-3 Internet surveillance? (practical guide) - Sputnik and Pogrom [/ DLMURL] ... -the-wild /

Jacob does not know how in other countries, but with us now it is comparable to ordering by mail various trinkets from the Middle Kingdom, which are delivered together with the article of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.


Israeli detectives arrested for illegal wiretapping
[DLMURL="https://maridetective.ru/novosti/arest-izrailskich-detektivov-za-nezakonnoe-proslushivanie.html"] https://maridetective.ru/novosti/arest-i ... vanie.html [/ DLMURL]
The Israeli police arrested 22 private detectives and are suspected of illegally installing software on their mobile phones, which is why they listened to the conversations of persons monitored.

Law enforcement authorities described this case as a big violation of the democratic norm and the law on confidentiality.

Programs that were installed on smartphones made it possible for detectives to listen to conversations, collect data about calls, and view outgoing and incoming messages.

After the software was installed on the device, conversations were listened to in real time.

"Despite the fact that the phone was not used, the device served as a radio transmitter that relayed audio signals near the phone," said a police spokesman.

In addition, spyware recorded GPS coordinates and sent them as attachments to a Gmail email address.

Representatives of the computer crime department "Lahav 433" sent secret agents to collect information that was sent against 11 companies that are engaged in private investigation. A little later, these companies conducted searches.

According to investigators, the detectives "distributed and installed spyware, in addition, they served as their advertising on the websites of their company."

The suspects will be charged with illegal installation of drying programs on telephone equipment, and invasion of privacy.

"Under current law, wiretapping may be an acceptable measure solely for certain purposes, and also only to determine the phone number in some circumstances," the police said.

 

[JR Security Consulting Group]

Of course, we are law-abiding citizens And I, as a business intelligence monitored the Internet and stumbled upon the above site, and just a colleague is interested at the same time So, how to use this information is a personal matter of each individual person .

 

[Детектив-Юг]

Of course, we are law-abiding citizens And I, as a business intelligence officer monitored the Internet and came across the above site, and just a colleague is interested at the same time So, how to use this information is a personal matter of each individual person .

I support at 100%

 

[BEOWULF. Москва.]

Friends. appreciated the comments. Of course, the topic is purely hypothetical, none of our detective environment is going to distribute malicious products. Customers can install anything on their devices. I wanted to advise my client something safe, since the network has a lot of obviously hacker software for these purposes.

 

[JR Security Consulting Group]

The main thing is that we understood each other.