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What spy devices are hidden in your office?

9:00 am September 28, 2018 By Roland Hutchinson


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People spent one-third of their life at work. It is no wonder that everyone wants to fulfil their professional duties as well as possible and finally excel to be noticed by the leadership and be personally and financially appreciated. In order to achieve that position, you need to be in control of your work responsibilities, equipment and, first and foremost, the sensitive data you work with. As long ago as in the 16th century Sir Francis Bacon noticed that ‘information is power’ and nowadays it remains as true as ever. As an employee, you have access to company data that could be vital to competition or various types of frauds. You may think that you handle the sensitive information well because you set strong passwords on your work devices, keep a close eye on your documents and do not open suspicious e-mails. Prepare for a shock – we live in the era of rapid technological development and you may be spied on in many ways that you are not aware of! Keep on reading, if you would like to know what methods may be used to get access to your precious company data.

Spying software

You surely do happen to leave your computer unattended for 30 seconds, right? Imagine that that is how much time is needed to install PC monitoring software that reports everything you do on your machine. It logs every keystroke, takes screenshots, monitors all running applications and activities on files and even records sounds of its surroundings. The gathered data is then sent to a pre-defined e-mail address. Do you think you are safe because you have renowned antivirus software installed on your laptop? Think again, as this spying software is undetectable to it plus it is totally invisible to the computer user. That means you will not even be aware that someone is recording your every move, every keystroke, opened files, visited web pages or displayed photographs. The SpyLogger Mail Plus® is an impressively powerful tool that could be extremely dangerous in the hands of your competition.

Spying computer mouse

 

Spying computer mouse

It is there on your desk, you use it without paying much attention to it. Just a simple tool for operating your computer – an inconspicuous computer mouse. You couldn’t be more wrong! It could actually be a concealed listening device! Let’s assume that you come to work one day and see a new mouse on your desk. You would probably think – a new mouse from the IT department, nice… But in reality, it could be more than just an ordinary standard looking mouse. It could be the GSMBug240 computer mouse equipped with a GSM module that offers a global range and, after establishing a connection with a SIM card in the mouse, constitutes a perfectly disguised spying device for remote eavesdropping. It features a sensitive microphone that collects sounds in the 5-meter range, so is able to record not only you but also nearby conversations of your boss, co-workers or clients.

Spying Pen

Spying Pen

You always have tons of them lying around on your desk but when you need one, you cannot find any! A pen – an indispensable tool for every employee what clearly makes it a brilliant camouflage for a listening device… The remote listening device GSM Z10 hidden in an elegant pen with a GSM module has an astonishing range of 10 meters and allows for discreet listening in on someone for 60 minutes of continuous recording or up to 3 days in the standby mode. What is also extremely important, it doubles as a fully functional pen with a writing refill what greatly minimizes the chances of revealing its true purpose. In this case, the pen is definitely mightier than the sword.

Spying Keyboard

Spying Keyboard

What is the other essential device for operating your computer at work – a keyboard, and yes a keyboard can also function as a tool for discreet computer monitoring. How does it work? The keyboard logger secretly captures every keystroke on the keyboard and, thanks to the built-in 16 MB memory, allows for storing up to 2000 pages of text. By using this device the spying person is able to decipher every word written on this spying keyboard like websites addresses, e-mails, keywords, messages in online chats or social portals and so much more. It is virtually impossible to detect as the spying device has been camouflaged in a standard Dell or Microsoft keyboard plus it remains invisible to antivirus software. This monitoring device can give your competition the keys to your professional kingdom!

Spying Car Remote Control

Spying Car Remote Control

Another example of a perfectly concealed spying device is a live camera hidden in a car remote control. It is equipped with a sensitive microphone with AGC system providing high-quality recordings in a 5 to 7-metre range, very small lens that is imperceptible and removable microSD memory cards what greatly facilitates gathering footage. Its strongest advantage is the built-in Wi-Fi module what means it can be operated and previewed remotely so you may be monitored by someone for example in the USA or Australia. It provides a wide range of functions: recording video and sound, taking photographs and even live view. Moreover, the footage is labelled with date and time. With this smart surveillance device, you may be seen and heard and not even be aware of that!

We may have changed your outlook on everyday objects in your office and you may feel like you will never use your computer, mouse or keyboard again. It is true that nowadays listening devices may be bugged anywhere and being aware of that fact is the first step of protecting yourself. There are, however, devices that you can use to counteract surveillance, visit our online store to learn more and stop living in fear of being listened in on.

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