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For example, Rhonda K., a Horticulturist who resides in Kissimmee, Florida, may be enough to find your LinkedIn profile. Now, there is enough to begin to track more information about you. As we progress through the book, we will learn how to dig deeper and find more information; however, this is enough for now. To show you the “threat landscape” and how deep and wide it goes. Rhonda may have just been divorced and looking for a safe way to date that fit into her busy lifestyle; however, by attempting to remain anonymous while she tested the online dating waters may have exposed herself to stalking. Social media is also another treasure trove of information. By simply infiltrating someone’s social sites, you may be able to launch attacks directly against a victim in the form of bullying, stalking, and worse, criminal behavior. With sites such as Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin, one could conduct surveillance and reconnaissance of a target and gain information such as identity, occupation, location, movement patterns, and more.Mobile technology has widened the threat landscape by giving each and every user of a mobile device a way to track their every movement. A stolen, hacked, or bugged phone can provide information on a user’s identity, location, movement patterns, and communication history. Digital pads from Microsoft, Google and Apple are also commonplace today and they store just as much information. What makes these devices all the more enticing to someone who is tracking you is, they are not left at home! If a phone is bugged, normally it never leaves the owner’s side providing data on everywhere they go, everything they do. Stationary devices are just as much of a threat now as they had ever been. Computers are used at work and at home and if exposed locally or remotely, can also provide a great deal of information to those collecting it. Other stationary devices such as video cameras are now found everywhere. While driving, cameras track your movements and report location to a centralized collection system. While walking into stores, schools, work, or now in personal homes, cameras track your movement in the name of safety and security. What if those cameras were used for reasons other than good? Figure 1.4. Traffic cameras. We also need to consider the digital threats that only add on to the already existing threats that existed prior to the existence of the public Internet, mobile phones, and computers. The reason why it’s pertinent is that you understand the threat landscape is because it is growing. It’s everywhere you go, everything you use, everything you touch, and everything you send digitally. Nothing is safe, nothing is untraceable. In this chapter, we learn how to safeguard as much as possible to ensure that you do not easily become a victim to surveillance and reconnaissance.
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