How can I avoid being eavesdropped by Packet Forensics?
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How can I avoid being eavesdropped by Packet Forensics?
Hello guys! I am often using VoIP to communicate with people I know and recently I've learned about this company. How their eavesdropping can be avoided?
Hi Brandon!
Packet Forensics is very serious company. Their modern eavesdropping technology is made really great and because of its impressive efficiency it is often used by various government agencies and military organizations. It is often called Man In The Middle because of the main principle of its work that is easier to imagine and understand when you hear this comparison.
Packet Forensics eavesdropping technology is mostly used in the internet to monitor traffic, pages people are visiting, and so on, but it has also one implementation in communications eavesdropping. Yes, it is the VoIP technology. When VoIP connection is established between two users, Packet Forensics system places itself between user A and user B. If we would call this system "user C", then VoIP connection would look like two connections - user A to user C and user B to user C instead of the direct user A to user B connection.
In such way the company would eavesdrop all VoIP conversations and the original participants of the VoIP conversation would not even suspect that they have been eavesdropped, in some cases even thinking that they are using protected connection while in sober fact they have been monitored for the whole time. And because VoIP is transferred through wireless connections, you need to use Packet Forensics jammer in order to secure your VoIP conversations and avoid being eavesdropped.
Packet Forensics is very serious company. Their modern eavesdropping technology is made really great and because of its impressive efficiency it is often used by various government agencies and military organizations. It is often called Man In The Middle because of the main principle of its work that is easier to imagine and understand when you hear this comparison.
Packet Forensics eavesdropping technology is mostly used in the internet to monitor traffic, pages people are visiting, and so on, but it has also one implementation in communications eavesdropping. Yes, it is the VoIP technology. When VoIP connection is established between two users, Packet Forensics system places itself between user A and user B. If we would call this system "user C", then VoIP connection would look like two connections - user A to user C and user B to user C instead of the direct user A to user B connection.
In such way the company would eavesdrop all VoIP conversations and the original participants of the VoIP conversation would not even suspect that they have been eavesdropped, in some cases even thinking that they are using protected connection while in sober fact they have been monitored for the whole time. And because VoIP is transferred through wireless connections, you need to use Packet Forensics jammer in order to secure your VoIP conversations and avoid being eavesdropped.
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