Comment by oquidave 11 hours ago Why phone? This cuts out a lot of phones. Why not on a computer? 5 comments oquidave Reply NickySlicks 11 hours ago I used to red team professionally, and it is a lot easier to sneak an unauthorized phone into a facility than a computer. mrbluecoat 10 hours ago Agreed. Also less noticeable when "accidentally" dropped/left, especially in tight spaces out of view. And better odds of plausible deniability if caught or device is later found and somehow traced to you. saagarjha 11 hours ago Many kids don’t have a computer dotancohen 10 hours ago Are kids the target audience of this tool? saagarjha 2 hours ago Yes
NickySlicks 11 hours ago I used to red team professionally, and it is a lot easier to sneak an unauthorized phone into a facility than a computer. mrbluecoat 10 hours ago Agreed. Also less noticeable when "accidentally" dropped/left, especially in tight spaces out of view. And better odds of plausible deniability if caught or device is later found and somehow traced to you.
mrbluecoat 10 hours ago Agreed. Also less noticeable when "accidentally" dropped/left, especially in tight spaces out of view. And better odds of plausible deniability if caught or device is later found and somehow traced to you.
saagarjha 11 hours ago Many kids don’t have a computer dotancohen 10 hours ago Are kids the target audience of this tool? saagarjha 2 hours ago Yes
I used to red team professionally, and it is a lot easier to sneak an unauthorized phone into a facility than a computer.
Agreed. Also less noticeable when "accidentally" dropped/left, especially in tight spaces out of view. And better odds of plausible deniability if caught or device is later found and somehow traced to you.
Many kids don’t have a computer
Are kids the target audience of this tool?
Yes