I bet 99% of you reading this have always wanted to see how it is to live the exciting life of an outlaw. Well, unless you're planning on robbing a bank any time soon, I have just the thing for you. The Stealth Computer Spying Tool will allow you to steal... copy data from another computer the way only those rugged, feared, cyberspace outlaws called hackers are able to do.
All you need to do, at least from what BrickHouse Security explained, is to insert the device into the target computer's USB and, after five seconds, remove it. After removing it, data nano bots begin a total mapping of the computer, saving unlimited text logs and storing up to 10.000 screenshots. When you want to retrieve the information, just make your way back to the computer, reinsert the device into the USB slot and everything will be retrieved.
Funniest thing about this little gadget is not what it does but who sells it and how. I'm not sure whether you caught in on the humor of it all but this thing is being sold by BrickHouse Security, a security firm that usually combats such unlawful attempts. Instead, it is now selling a device that supposedly almost no antivirus can detect. And it is selling this somewhat illegal merchandise (say I want to use it with... a bank computer and actually manage to download information) through legal means.
This device will allow you to capture screenshots of the computer, keystrokes (the way keyloggers do) and even visit websites. The amount of data this device can store is around 1GB. Let me paraphrase its home site a bit, “Do You Know What People Are Doing On Your Computer? 15% of children admit to chatting with strangers online, 1/3 of divorce litigation is caused by online affairs, 25% of company time is spent by employees goofing off”... and 99% of the people who bought the Stealth Bot Covert Data Extractor use it for illegal actions.
Funniest thing about this little gadget is not what it does but who sells it and how. I'm not sure whether you caught in on the humor of it all but this thing is being sold by BrickHouse Security, a security firm that usually combats such unlawful attempts. Instead, it is now selling a device that supposedly almost no antivirus can detect. And it is selling this somewhat illegal merchandise (say I want to use it with... a bank computer and actually manage to download information) through legal means.
This device will allow you to capture screenshots of the computer, keystrokes (the way keyloggers do) and even visit websites. The amount of data this device can store is around 1GB. Let me paraphrase its home site a bit, “Do You Know What People Are Doing On Your Computer? 15% of children admit to chatting with strangers online, 1/3 of divorce litigation is caused by online affairs, 25% of company time is spent by employees goofing off”... and 99% of the people who bought the Stealth Bot Covert Data Extractor use it for illegal actions.
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