TSCM · Technical surveillance countermeasures
Phone spyware check
Your phone is a summary of your life. If spyware is installed on it, your location, messages and calls are in someone else's hands.
What do we look at?
Installed apps and permissions, accessibility and device-admin rights, configuration profiles and certificates, unusual network traffic, jailbreak or root traces, and the session and device list on your Apple ID or Google account are examined. The result is given as a written report with an interpretation of the traces found.
Safe setup
After cleaning, your account passwords are changed from a new, safe device, two-step verification is turned on and unauthorised sessions are closed. We write the recommended measures for you separately.
TSCM · Technical surveillance countermeasures
What we do
App and permission review
Suspicious apps and rights.
Profile and certificate check
Hidden configuration and monitoring profiles.
Network behaviour
Unusual data traffic.
Account sessions
iCloud, Google and email sessions.
Evidence preservation
Examination without destroying evidence.
Safe re-setup
Clean setup and account security.
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How we work
Confidential initial call
We talk on a secure channel away from the space and devices you suspect. We listen to what, where and why you suspect, and define the scope.
Appointment and security
The sweep date is discussed only with the people who need to know and away from the space to be swept. No sensitive talk takes place in the space beforehand.
Physical inspection
The space and its items are inspected visually: sockets, ceiling, lighting, electronics, furniture and newly added objects.
Technical sweep
Devices are searched for with RF spectrum analysis, NLJD, thermal imaging, optical lens detection and line/network analysis.
Findings and evidence preservation
If a suspect device is found it is not moved; it is photographed and its position and technical measurements recorded. The next step is decided with you and your lawyer.
Report and recommendations
Method, equipment, findings, risks and corrective recommendations are delivered as a written report.
TSCM · Technical surveillance countermeasures
What you receive
- Device examination report
- Evidence record
- Account security checklist
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How can I tell if my phone has spyware?
Fast battery drain, heating and data rise can be signs but are not definite. The definite answer comes from examination.
Can you look at my spouse's phone?
No. Examining someone else's device without permission is an offence.
TSCM · Technical surveillance countermeasures
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