> Also, using a nice "black box" that looked like a sort of electronic device
Disguised as one of those generic thermostat boxes on a wall it'd go unnoticed by 99.999% of people. Bonus points for a twiddly wheel.
Disguised as one of those generic thermostat boxes on a wall it'd go unnoticed by 99.999% of people. Bonus points for a twiddly wheel.
Even if discovered, most people would not bother taking it apart --- they'll just assume it is broken and throw it away.
Article: https://www.hln.be/regio/antwerpen/rechter-straft-it-special...
Check out the image in the article. They attached keyloggers and sent the strokes to the box. Saving them and once in a week dump them over to a car in the parking lot.
The original article is great, but the guy was really not putting any effort into it.
There are many rules related to where high voltage stuff should be, how it should be installed and who can access it. And unless you do it by the rules (unlikely), it will get caught up during a safety inspection.
https://99percentinvisible.org/article/biohazard-symbol-desi...