i need some systems for eavesdropping the telecommunication boards.i want information about the new devices and company!
help me and tell me the best companies!
Eavesdropping devices come in two flavors. There are the civilian type, which transmit continuously. These will bug a room effectively, but they continuously emit RF and are therefore easy to find.
Then there are the military type. These record a length of conversation (say a few hours), digitize it, then transmit a burst of digits in a very short time. These are harder to locate, since they only rarely emit RF.
Usually, if a military type is being used, there will be a couple of civilian types as well so that bug sweepers can say "aha - I found the bug!", but of course the room in question is still bugged.
Civilian types are available here:-
http://www.vseq.com/Gadgets/bugging-devices
Military types here:-
http://www.asdsource.com/source_detail_small/8384/Aviaconversiya,_Ltd.htm
Be careful not to violate any ITAR or other laws.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Traffic_in_Arms_Regulations
April 27th, 2010 at 3:52 pm
What you are asking for is illegal, be careful…
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April 27th, 2010 at 4:04 pm
Eavesdropping devices come in two flavors. There are the civilian type, which transmit continuously. These will bug a room effectively, but they continuously emit RF and are therefore easy to find.
Then there are the military type. These record a length of conversation (say a few hours), digitize it, then transmit a burst of digits in a very short time. These are harder to locate, since they only rarely emit RF.
Usually, if a military type is being used, there will be a couple of civilian types as well so that bug sweepers can say "aha - I found the bug!", but of course the room in question is still bugged.
Civilian types are available here:-
http://www.vseq.com/Gadgets/bugging-devices
Military types here:-
http://www.asdsource.com/source_detail_small/8384/Aviaconversiya,_Ltd.htm
Be careful not to violate any ITAR or other laws.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Traffic_in_Arms_Regulations
References :