Traceroute Based IP Channel for Sending Hidden Short Messages

Abstract: In this paper we propose a novel covert channel for exchanging secret information, based on the IP header record route options. Instead of encrypting a secret message or embedding it into a multimedia object, as in traditional steganography, we process the entire message and generate several IP packets with different types to carry the secret information. Thereby we foil an eavesdropper who is primarily applying statistical tests to detect encrypted channels. We show that our approach provides more protection against steganalysis and sniffing attacks, and gives a covert channel capacity which is an order of magnitude higher than traditional methods. Keywords: covert channel; hidden information; IP header record route option; steganalysis; traceroute.
Traceroute Based IP Channel for Sending Hidden Short Messages (PDF Download Available)

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/220784943_Traceroute_Based_IP_Channel_for_Sending_Hidden_Short_Messages

Cell Phone Anti-tracking Anti-spying GPS Rfid Signal Blocker Pouch Case Bag Handset Function Bag

https://www.amazon.com/Anti-tracking-Anti-spying-Blocker-Handset-Function/dp/B00ITR3KCQ

NATO SURVEILLANCE (continued)

"In 2001, Twibright Labs released Ronja Metropolis, an open source DIY 10 Mbit/s full duplex LED FSO over 1.4 km[24][25] In 2004, a Visible Light Communication Consortium was formed in Japan.[26] This was based on work from researchers that used a white LED-based space lighting system for indoor local area network (LAN) communications. These systems present advantages over traditional UHF RF-based systems from improved isolation between systems, the size and cost of receivers/transmitters, RF licensing laws and by combining space lighting and communication into the same system.
Projected data rates and future data rate claims vary. A low-cost white LED (GaN-phosphor) which could be used for space lighting can typically be modulated up to 20 MHz.[31] Data rates of over 100 Mbit/s can be easily achieved using efficient modulation schemes and Siemens claimed to have achieved over 500 Mbit/s in 2010
In September 2013, pureLiFi, the Edinburgh start-up working on Li-Fi, also demonstrated high speed point-to-point connectivity using any off-the-shelf LED light bulb. In previous work, high bandwidth specialist LEDs have been used to achieve the high data rates. The new system, the Li-1st, maximizes the available optical bandwidth for any LED device, thereby reducing the cost and improving the performance of deploying indoor FSO systems
The light beam can be very narrow, which makes FSO hard to intercept, improving security. In any case, it is comparatively easy to encrypt any data traveling across the FSO connection for additional security. FSO provides vastly improved electromagnetic interference (EMI) behavior compared to using microwaves." (legend from picture, wikipedia : RONJA is a free implementation of FSO using high-intensity LEDs."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free-space_optical_communication

lightbulb spying technology. ...a mass surveillance device being disguised as an LED light bulb

Let me give you a glimpse of my opinion, about NATO hidden operatives, against the russian embassy. Besides traffic signs with microphones and the most closed antennas, one of the most important spot, is the Mail Office (Correios), less then 30 meters. The internet sniffing comes trought that office, to search either for communications, and specific banking transferences. So, let me start.

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The technical aspects, are using SVR "sites" locations signals, this is the russian equipmment

https://www.irz.ru/products/15/134.htm

This is NATO machine for surveillance  -  

HP 831065-S01 Smart Buy Ml30 Gen9 E3-1230V5 4G Us Svr

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=2NS-0006-0JN60

This is how the secret service, here at Portugal, use the national hidden video surveillance, trought the SVR signals of the train network

Could I encrypt a USB stick to make it look like it was empty?

"Assuming NTFS and Windows.
A quick and dirty solution would be to create a virtual hard drive in the alternate data stream of an innocuous file. The drive won't appear empty, it will show used space, but it won't show you where.
Alternate data streams are accessed by putting a colon after the file name. So create a file called readme.txt with whatever in it. Then create a VHD at readme.txt:mydrive.vhd and store whatever you want in the VHD.
I haven't tried this to see if it would work and I'm on a phone so can't do the five minute experiment to see if the VHD tools in Windows can see the ADS, but they should. This is classic security by obscurity. If you wanted it to be secured, you could encrypt both the USB drive and the VHD with different bitlocker keys.
You could save an encrypted file (say, a VeraCrypt file) onto the stick, and then delete it and empty your recycle bin. You’ll still then be able to use a program like PhotoRec to recover the file, as long as it’s not overwritten first, and then decrypt it as normal. Since the filesystem is no longer aware of the file, as soon as someone saves something else to the disk, there’s a good chance it will overwrite part of your encrypted file and you’ll no longer be able to recover/decrypt it.
Another option is to use a feature of Windows called Alternate Data Streams. You’d create a dummy file (e.g., a text file) and then attach another file to it as an ADS. This won’t affect the size of the first file, but if someone does a little bit of arithmetic on your disk size, total files, and available space, they’ll be able to tell that an ADS is present. Then it’s just a matter of using a program like Lads or CrutialADS to find it.
VeraCrypt also supports the concept of a hidden volume. You create an encrypted file with a secret, second encrypted file within it. You have two passwords, one which will decrypt the outer volume only without disclosing the inner one, and another that decrypts both volumes."

https://www.quora.com/Could-I-encrypt-a-USB-stick-to-make-it-look-like-it-was-empty

STEALTH NUMBER PLATE . Remote controlled license plate cover frame

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/STEALTH-NUMBER-PLATE-Remote-controlled-license-plate-cover-frame-/111979142929?nma=true&si=%252FfhRjdXjDi%252BqPmO1qYUw%252Fq%252Bgt6k%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

HIDDEN MESSAGES ON CAR PLATES ...HIDDEN OPERATIVES

Here are a few ways of looking at numbers that may help you to see some of those 'hidden' messages...The numbers 3 and 8 can represent the letter BThe number 3 can represent the letter EThe number 8 can represent the letter OThe numbers 6 and 9 can represent the letter GThe number 11 can represent the letters H, M, N or UThe number 2 can represent the letters R or ZThe number 12 can represent the letter RThe numbers 5 can represent the letter SThe numbers 7 can represent the letter TThe numbers 3 and 8 can represent the letter B

ultrasonic sound generator (3-4 W) with tweeter (schematic) SONIC WEAPON

after the "system" erase all sonic weapons available for sale on the market ...for a bank robbering, this is the last shot.

Speech Jammer

By Dwight Dickinson

This app is only available on the App Store for iOS devices

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/speech-jammer/id597426372?mt=8.

Description

Think you're a smooth talker? Turn on the Speech Jammer and you'll be surprised. Speech Jammer slightly reduces the rate at which you hear your voice, making it very difficult (or impossible) to talk. The more you spontaneously and continuously talk with the Speech Jammer, the harder talking becomes.

The humour from one person experiencing the Speech Jammer will quickly spread around the room, but the effect has to be experienced first-hand.

Speech Jammer offers
• Adjustable delay to impair speech
• Tongue twisters to make it even more difficult
• Ability to record Speech Jammer sessions
• Share recordings with friends via iMessage, Text, E-Mail, Facebook, Twitter, copied link or iTunes
• Offers short-cuts to common functions using 3D Touch Quick Actions on the home screen

Speech Jammer works best with noise cancelling headphones, and headphones with the microphone built-in. If you cannot get proper results, try adjusting the slider. Wired headphones are required.

Having issues or have a suggestion? Please contact me by tapping App Support on the App Store page. I'm always open for suggestions, and can always use your help investigating crashes.

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Dwight Dickinson Web SiteSpeech Jammer Support

What's New in Version 3.1.12

This update to Speech Jammer fixes an issue which caused recordings sharing to fail when uploading. This update:
• Fixes a bug which caused recordings to fail to upload when sharing
• Improves the effect to have a bigger impact on your ability to talk
• Other various improvements

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Screenshots

iPhone iPad

First pictures of deadly Cobalt-60 pencils