← Back to context Comment by oquidave 9 hours ago Why phone? This cuts out a lot of phones. Why not on a computer? 5 comments oquidave Reply NickySlicks 9 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 8 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 9 hours ago Many kids don’t have a computer dotancohen 8 hours ago Are kids the target audience of this tool? saagarjha 12 minutes ago Yes
NickySlicks 9 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 8 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 8 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 9 hours ago Many kids don’t have a computer dotancohen 8 hours ago Are kids the target audience of this tool? saagarjha 12 minutes 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