Tuesday 9 June 2015
More than 20 fake mobile phone towers have been found intercepting cellphone communications across London, reports Sky News. The news company says it used specialized security software over the course of three weeks to detect signs of IMSI catcher activity. These devices, also known as Stingrays, trick mobile phones into logging on to them and listen in on users’ calls without their knowledge. Stingrays have been known to be used by police agencies across the globe to snoop of criminals. Sky News checked in with the Metropolitan Police Service, which was reported to have purchased Stingray technlogy in 2009. However,…
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