Monitoring Rarely Uses Just One Channel
Modern surveillance often combines several methods, each harmless-looking on its own. Bugged.com calls these Entangling Attacks.
A person might be monitored through a listening device at home, a compromised phone, a hidden network implant and a tracker on the car at the same time. Each piece reveals only part of the picture, and signals can blend into normal Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and cellular traffic.
The CyberBugged protocol responds with multi-vector counter surveillance: RF detection, non-linear junction scanning, thermal and optical inspection, network forensics and signal analysis, applied across home, office, vehicle and devices.
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