- Mark, Rita, maybe you can tell me what to do

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Security Tales: Geolocation Can Be Used to Determine Location
Vladimir Bezmaly | 12/19/2017
Yesterday there was a snowstorm, and today, as if mocking Monday, the morning turned out to be sunny. I really didn't want to go to work. However, despite the sunny morning, the day turned out to be gloomy. However, the mood was the same. It was unclear what to do with the police commissioner's last request. It was necessary to figure out how to track the location of the criminal. He did not use GPS, and in principle did not use GSM. When he needed to call, he used the nearest free Wi-Fi point and called via the Internet. What to do and how?


- Boss, basically the task comes down to how to send the necessary Trojan to his smartphone, which will install the application we need.

- Wait, Rita, is there an app that will allow us to track norway whatsapp data exact location if the GPS is disabled on the device?

— Of course it does. Modern smartphones and tablets are equipped with a huge number of sensors that record a lot of different data, which we can compare with various external sources, such as topographic maps, weather maps, Wi-Fi coverage maps, etc. In principle, such data is enough to track the user's movements.

- Rita, you are a genius! We urgently need to test this approach in the test lab. What else can we collect?

— Let's try to collect data on IP networks and Wi-Fi connections and compare them with publicly available Wi-Fi network databases, and then put them on a map.

— What if we also use data from gyroscopes, accelerometers and altitude sensors to determine the speed, direction of movement, stopping of the object and the current altitude? And then combine everything and use a special algorithm to determine the owner’s mode of movement, for example, whether he walked, rode a train, drove a car or flew on a plane?