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I’ve worked in the public sector for decades, and if you left an iPhone charger somewhere in an open office space, it would get used by someone.
Slip a few of those chargers into one of our massive orders for hardware and no one would ever find out.
How can you leave that 'in a McDonalds for days'? I bet it would be nicked within the hour (by someone thinking it's just a charger).
Perhaps a wall-plug air-freshener form factor would last longer?
While I’m unsure how it would pick up anything useful I can certainly see how it would work in an enterprise office. I’ve worked in the public sector for decades, and if you left an iPhone charger somewhere in an open office space, it would get used by someone. Slip a few of those chargers into one of our massive orders for hardware and no one would ever find out.
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Perhaps a wall-plug air-freshener form factor would last longer?
Even better (or worse?) hide it behind the faceplate, a little more work but certainly better hidden! Just turn up in a yellow jacket, official looking lanyard and tools...
brave assumptions. it's will be gone in 30 minutes.
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Even better (or worse?) hide it behind the faceplate, a little more work but certainly better hidden! Just turn up in a yellow jacket, official looking lanyard and tools...
Don’t forget to bring a clipboard.
Haven’t you seen the 90s Hollywood smash hit ‘hackers’ starring Angelina Jolie? Never hack from you home network, it’s universally stupid man!
There's a TP-Link WR810N, that looks quite a lot like a knockoff Mac charger. Can run OpenWRT, though a lot less well equipped than the device in the linked article. https://www.tp-link.com/us/home-networking/wifi-router/tl-wr...
I use their updated version, advertised as a travel router. It is pretty small and I carry it while traveling. https://www.tp-link.com/us/home-networking/wifi-router/tl-wr... The 1st Gen Apple Airport Express, with the wall plug, was once a good option.
> Drop one of these in a Mcdonald's, and nobody’s going to expect a thing. You can leave it for days, while it collects data and marshals it back to your home network. Haven’t you seen the 90s Hollywood smash hit ‘hackers’ starring Angelina Jolie? Never hack from you home network, it’s universally stupid man!
There's a TP-Link WR810N, that looks quite a lot like a knockoff Mac charger. Can run OpenWRT, though a lot less well equipped than the device in the linked article. https://www.tp-link.com/us/home-networking/wifi-router/tl-wr...
I use their updated version, advertised as a travel router. It is pretty small and I carry it while traveling. https://www.tp-link.com/us/home-networking/wifi-router/tl-wr... The 1st Gen Apple Airport Express, with the wall plug, was once a good option.
That TP-Links are running on Athreos and later on MediaTek.
Difference - Broadcom drivers are old and for old Linux versions (like 2.4 or 2.6).