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A cable that costs $20 - $30 retail NEW doesn't seem worth risking jail time over.
You may be underestimating how significant $20-$30 is to some people. Edit: wording.
Regardless, I'm not suggesting this at all. My point is that there are likely ways to get something worth so little without risking significant jail time.
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Just park with your windows open if there's nothing they can really take. Repairing the window isn't with the cost or the time.
As clever as this idea sounds, it's not a good suggestion. I once accidentally left my windows down in SF for 12 hours and my car was essentially stripped clean - headrests, registration, proof of insurance, manual, floor mats - all gone. Additionally all my doors and trunk were wide open.
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Just park with your windows open if there's nothing they can really take. Repairing the window isn't with the cost or the time.
Problem in San Francisco is, you'll get people sleeping in your car if you do that.
Thankfully they didn't wreck the car or anything. Just laid the seat back.
See also: C-to-C charger cables with Bluetooth remote activated dual payloads: https://sneaktechnology.com/product/usbninja-custom-type-c-t... I easily modified mine to mimmic Apple Keyboard USB IDs to avoid notifications. Works great! Cellular GPS tracking car charger: https://www.amazon.com/Charger-Locator-Professional-Listenin... Cellular GPS tracking USB charger cable: https://www.ebay.com/itm/223990414124 I have…
With growing car theft in the US I've been curious about implanting GPS trackers on my own older enthusiast vehicles. There appears to be many options on Amazon but I can't bring myself to trust any of them. Has anyone here gone down that road before?
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Just park with your windows open if there's nothing they can really take. Repairing the window isn't with the cost or the time.
That might help in San Francisco, but in Seattle, that's lost hours dealing with a soaked interior.
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Why is the NSA so good at coming up with sweet codenames for things? I swear it's someone's full time job there.
Far better names than Microsoft or IBM
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I'm in San Francisco, so not Seattle, but cars get broken into for the sport of it by this point. A friend's had her window broken and used, gross dog leashes and an old Nokia charger stolen. The lost hours of work to replace the window was the real cost to her dog walking business.
Just park with your windows open if there's nothing they can really take. Repairing the window isn't with the cost or the time.
See also: C-to-C charger cables with Bluetooth remote activated dual payloads: https://sneaktechnology.com/product/usbninja-custom-type-c-t... I easily modified mine to mimmic Apple Keyboard USB IDs to avoid notifications. Works great! Cellular GPS tracking car charger: https://www.amazon.com/Charger-Locator-Professional-Listenin... Cellular GPS tracking USB charger cable: https://www.ebay.com/itm/223990414124 I have…
Took me a moment to realise, but this is for keyboards, not iPhones. I don't think (?) anybody can access anything from an iPhone using an evil cable (using publicly-known attacks).
You could also do some passive/active data gathering. On Windows when you plug in an iOS device, if the device trusts the computer it will allow it to access all the photos and videos on the device. The cable it self could then start grabbing those images and sending them over the WiFi link. I don't know if these cables support that, but the concept is valid.