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Subject: Re: [TSCM-L] {3111} Re: Pearls Before Swine Series - Scope of
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OK, one more time (but this time with corrected spellings so folks
can read it):
Sorry folks I often type faster then I can proof-read, and often
forget to go back and proof-read before I hit send. It also helps
that I al often working three or four computers at a time, and rarely
type while watching either the screen or keyboard. I have also been
known to run two computers, on two keyboards at the same time (one
for the left hand and one with the right).
Sorry about the typo's guys, yeah I know it is a problem, but as most
of you know by now I don't really care about the typo's.
--- Repost ---
Yes, you are getting the idea.
Now imagine combining infrared illumination and filtering, UV
sensitive films, color films, panchromatic films, narrow band B&W
films, and so on and your capabilities of detecting even minuscule
changes are vastly expanded.
Combine this with physicals things that the TSCM specialist can do to
make things more visible such as adding UV sensitive gels to all the
wires and you can really upset the eavesdropper. Merely clipping on a
butt set will still leave marks on otherwise virgin connection
blocks, and a sloppy eavesdropper is going to spread that UV gell all
over the place as soon as they touch anything.
Now extend this beyond just wiring blocks, to furnishings, actual
telephones, speaker-phone, computers, wall plates, and such.
Remember that any tool that you can use to give you more of an edge
against an eavesdropper is worth obtaining and learning to use.
-jma
At 12:14 AM 12/22/2008, James M. Atkinson wrote:
>Yes, you are getting the idea.
>
>Now imaging combing infrared illumination and filtering, UV
>sensitive films, color films, panchromatic films, narrow band B&W
>films, and so on and your capabilities of detecting even minuscule changes
>
>Combine this with physicals thing that the TSCM specialist can do to
>make things more visible such as adding UV sensitive gels to the
>wires and you can really upset the eavesdropper. Merely clipping on
>a butt set will leave marks on otherwise virgin connection blocks,
>and a sloppy eavedropper is going to spread that UV gell all over
>the place as soon as they touch anything.
>
>Now extend this beyond just wiring blocks, to furnishings, actual
>telephones, speaker-phone, computers, and such.
>
>Remember that any tool that you can use to give you more of an edge
>against an eavesdropper is worth obtaining and learning to use.
>
>-jma
>
>
>
>At 09:13 PM 12/21/2008, Its from Onion wrote:
>>Well I know that having a 8x10 or 24x36 shot of a room back at the
>>office is a great 'thinking tool.' I can see things on that photo
>>that may not be evident at first, second or even 3rd visit.
>>Also its great reference to document any changes that may have been
>>made buy authorized or 'UN-' authorized persons.
>>
>>Lets remember, a picture is worth a 1000 words.
>>Onion
>>
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