Techniques in Countersurveillance : The Fine Art of Bug Extermination in the Real World of Intelligence Gathering

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Summary: Not for the pros out there.
Review: Everyone knows our rights are shrinking everyday that goes by. Add to this the problem of nosey neighbors, landlords, or an over enthusiastic law enforcement agency and you have a bug problem.This book covers many of the basic aspects of these hidden bugs and cameras, and goes foward from there to indepth detail about these devices work and how to beat them. This Book is set up as a basic manual for starting a debugging business.

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Summary: Useful...
Review: if you believe the "man"! While my experience truly rests killing off a different form of "bugs", this book does provide a useful overview of the field of electronic pests. I've recommended it widely within our professional guild. The author is careful to present a mix of common tricks that are really simple (for example, just leaving a tape recorder running in the room), but still shows how this can be extended into the 21st century.

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Summary: Good overview of countersurveillance techniques
Review: The book offers a cursory examination of technical surveillance countermeasures (TSCM) that will likely interest those with no technical or electronic know-how. Offers no practical or theoretical information.