State-of-the-art listening system for GSM phones

[Частный детектив Киев.]

GPRS interception is already very easy!

Network security expert from Germany has created a system to intercept and decrypt GPRS traffic
08/13/2011

A cryptography specialist in network security announced the creation of a fairly easy-to-use technology for intercepting and decoding GPRS traffic. The expert’s name is Karsten Noll, and he works for the German company Security Research Lab. Nol argues that most mobile operators in any country work with insufficiently secure GPRS implementation, which theoretically allows (Nol himself proved this already in practice) an outsider to intercept and decrypt GPRS traffic of the vast majority of mobile operators. And these are not empty words - Nol and his partner managed to successfully intercept data in the networks of such operators as T-Mobile, O2 Germany, Vodafone and E-Plus.

In their appeal, the developers report that some mobile operators do not use data encryption at all, this applies to such well-known operators in their regions as Wind or Telecom Italia. Other operators, including T-Mobile, O2 Germany, Vodafone and E-Plus, use encryption, but they encode data so that Nol was able to easily intercept and decode information from the networks of these operators.

The expert did not use expensive software for his work. All that he needed was a Motorola C-123 phone, which Nol slightly modified (reprogrammed so that the phone became an interceptor of GPRS traffic), a computer and free applications that are in the public domain.

So far, Nol does not upload detailed information about the developed technology, but promises to tell and show everything at the Chaos Communication Camp 2011 conference. Further, if the situation does not change and the operators do not use a more reliable data encryption system, Nol will post the software in open access. which will allow any novice hacker to intercept unencoded GPRS traffic. In addition, Nol will introduce tools for decoding the weak data of some operators. By the way, the technology allows you to intercept data in a radius of 5 kilometers.

Nol said that he was doing his job not to harm anyone, but to ensure that mobile operators pay more attention to protecting the data of their users. The expert understands that many telecom operators may suffer because of him, but he believes that the situation with the encryption of GPRS data in the networks of mobile operators should be changed, and changed today.

By the way, Nol believes that many operators do not pay due attention to data encoding consciously, leaving the possibility of analyzing traffic types for themselves. This is done for shaping by type of traffic and for other purposes.
Source -http: //www.hackzone.ru/news/view/id/9192/

In addition, some foreign hackers are supposedly close to similar gadgets for GSM: shock:: shock:

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Re: GPRS interception is already very simple!

Thanks for working on the forum.

 

[Частный детектив Киев.]

Digital Snitches

Digital Snitches
The secret services can only skim the cream

Life is under web control. Today, the global digital services market, represented by manufacturers, consumers and marketers, extracts so much personal information about private users that the secret services can only remove the cream they need. In what way - recognized The New Times

The essence of all new media is the presence of a personal identifier that turns any technical device into a feedback channel and, in fact, a leak of customer information. What the latter may not suspect. Gadgets and modern technologies for marking goods do exactly the same thing.

GPS will tell you where you are, and a local restaurant will send you a menu; packaging using RFID tags itself will tell, or even show on a smartphone, all the advantages of the goods lying on the shelves of the supermarket you visited; “quick response” (QR) barcodes, if you photograph them on your mobile, will force the phone’s browser to open the manufacturer’s website with detailed product information. And while you will enjoy in this consumer paradise, marketers will draw up a “customer profile”, and special services that control commercial hosting, if necessary, will initiate a “case of operational development”.

Your curiosity will allow digital marketing specialists to create the so-called customer path for you ** “Customer path” - a planning technology created by Ogilvy & Mather. Describes the path, following which a person reflects on the choice of goods and services. By tracking this “path”, specialists will be able to learn more about a person than he can imagine: by switching the channels of digital television, you talk not only about cultural and information biases, but also about political preferences. Browsing sites of erotic content secretly from children and loved ones - share intimate information about your sexual addictions. When you receive an on-line consultation with a doctor, test results, or simply buying medicines in an online pharmacy, you are reporting information about your family’s illnesses.

Traces left on the Internet can even tell about those desires that a person has not yet realized. Not for nothing among the digital marketing gurus there is an opinion that search engines are databases of intentions. And this is the key to manipulation. So, in the spring of 2010, compromising videos with the participation of leaders of the non-systemic opposition and the “model” Kati Mu-Mu got on the Internet. The girl went to unsuspecting people through social networks in order to gain confidence, referred to common acquaintances, who were easy to establish via the Internet, and then invited her to her apartment, where scenes of an intimate nature were recorded on hidden video cameras. More than a year has passed from the moment of the first meeting to the moment the videos appeared on the Web, but all this time the victims did not suspect the provocative nature of the connection, the moment of the first acquaintance via the Internet was so correctly arranged.

On-line opera

A set of measures aimed at obtaining and studying information about a particular person is called “operational installation” in the vocabulary of special services. The general list of questions can be divided into three main blocks. The first is “installation data”. This is key information about the object of study, such as name, date and place of birth, address of registration, biography, etc. The second is “characterizing data.” These are the value and behavioral characteristics of a person, his psychological portrait. And finally, information about daily life - driving routes, frequently visited places, contacts, contacts, lovers, lovers and more.

Sometimes the Internet can be almost the only way to penetrate into closed groups of society. For example, the investigation into the murder of Stanislav Markelov and Anastasia Baburova actively used the data found on the Web. The frank posts of one of the witnesses in this case, Alexei Baranovsky, about Tikhonov’s professionalism in the area of “partisan struggle” became a serious argument for the jury.

The tasks of an online installation can be very different. One of the fastest growing niches in the market for detective services is the collection of information proving adultery. After the courts began to consider SMS messages as legal evidence, many private detectives began to actively use the services of hackers.

Vasily G., senior officer of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Foreign Intelligence Service, told The New Times, “collecting information about a person on the Internet can be compared with the express study technique often used by American intelligence agencies: for a short period of time, dozens may come up with different pretexts for different purposes different people. One person will bring the object to a conversation about children, another about work, a third about leisure. From this “fragmentary information” a mosaic of a person’s personal and social profile will be compiled. Today, this is done with much greater success in all sorts of chats and blogs. Moreover, the information obtained in this way from the Internet is much more informative, as it contains photos, videos and a huge number of contacts, which are not difficult to establish. ”

IQ agents

As the colonel of the analytical department of the Foreign Intelligence Service joke Michael K joked: “After the full-scale implementation of web 3.0 technologies, also called the“ semantic Internet ”, web 7.0 will appear immediately - the robotic“ seven ”**“ Seven ”in the USSR were called units of the 7th KGB Directorate engaged in outdoor monitoring - tracking assigned objects, collecting private information on the Internet, using special semantic search programs for this - the so-called “intelligent agents”.

The evolution of the Internet has three fundamental stages. The first is web 1.0. A comparative analogue is a worldwide electronic library with a store. You can watch and buy. The second stage is web 2.0: a social network, active communication and user interaction. Users begin to leave a huge number of digital tracks on the Web. The endless “clouds” of these digital markers are filtered by search engines, but so far this is a keyword search. Man must combine words into meanings. The next step is web 3.0. This is a fundamentally different level: a new generation of search engines based on the mentioned “intelligent agents” can now find answers to questions with minimal human involvement. An example of an existing semantic search engine is the addition to the Firefox browser, BlueOrganizer software. This application automatically creates a context menu on the pages you visit, and after processing it can search and organize the necessary information without your participation. The search configuration for “intelligent agents” (a set of questions of interest) can be set by the user, or, as in the case of BlueOrganizer, the program can do this on its own. Worse, if the task for the search is formulated by professionally trained real agents of a completely non-virtual intelligence agency.

Manipulation

The strongest player in the clearing of Internet control of personal life of citizens is, of course, the state. By order of Big Brother, any sites and any pages on social networks can be hacked, as, for example, with the pages of Vladimir Pribylovsky (owner of the resource "Anticompromat.ru") and Andrei Malgin (blogger, formerly editor-in-chief of the "Capital" magazine). If desired, the management of "K" can "agree" with search engines like Yandex that their tops do not get posts with information undesirable for the authorities or written by objectionable authors or the media. Orwell is resting. Or, as Russian intelligence agencies like to joke, even if you have paranoia, this does not mean that you are not being persecuted.

The new times

 

[Игорь Эдуардович]

Re: Digital Snitches

Thanks, Alexander. A very interesting article. I read it with pleasure.

 

[Детективное агентство. Украина. Харьков. Львов.]

Re: Digital Snitches

Useful information. I read it with interest. Thank you, Alexander

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Re: Digital Snitches

Thank. I read it with interest.

 

[Lary]

Re: Digital Snitches

Alexander Thank you for the material. You do not finish or don’t know, there are much more methods and goals that come before IT operatives.

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Re: Digital Snitches

Alexander Thank you for the material. You do not finish or don’t know, there are much more methods and goals that come before IT operatives.

Add, if you have something to say.

 

[Частный детектив. Timofey. Челябинск.]

Re: Digital Snitches

An interesting article, soon in general chips will be sewn to everyone from birth: lol:

 

[Детективное агентство ИКС-Инфо.]

Re: Digital Snitches

Alexander Thank you for the material. You do not finish or don’t know, there are much more methods and goals that come before IT operatives.

Add, if you have something to say.

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