Posted by Vito on April 21, 2009, 7:09 am
Posted by Jujitsu Lizard on April 21, 2009, 10:16 am
It is I believe a federal crime to listen in on cellphone calls. From
memory, they busted a reporter from one of the tabloids who was listening in
on Tom Cruise's phone conversations with his romantic interest at the time
(was it Ms. Holmes?) and using the content to fuel tabloid stories. I think
he did time.
I'd be curious to know if digital telephony has made it harder. There would
be the opportunity to put in some encryption there.
The Lizard.
Posted by Bob Myers on April 21, 2009, 1:49 pm
Vito wrote:
Note, however, that everything demonstrated in this video
required that "spy" software be installed *on the target
phone.* Moral of the story is the same as with a PC - don't
download anything from anyone you do not absolutely
trust, don't let your phone out of your control, etc.. If the
phone itself is not compromised, digital cell phone
communications are actually pretty secure.
Bob M.
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