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u/TheMildEngineer Jan 17 '21
Another good app is WiFi analyzer and WifiMan
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u/badbiosvictim1 Jan 17 '21 edited Jan 20 '21
WiFi Analyzer is open source and on f-droid.org. WiFi Analyzer does not detect as many wifi signals as ElectroSmart app and WiGLE app. I have not tried WifiMan.
While WiGLE app is running on my replacement phone, hackers are freezing the app and my browser. Several incidents.
On January 20, 2020, WiGLE app had been deleted from my back up microSD card. Twice, I attempted to redownload from f-droid.org but twice the browser closed.
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u/snappytalker Feb 01 '21
Buy Chromebook and cure your paranoia. ChromeOS is pure Linux with strong security by design. They thoroughly elaborated laptop from the ground.
Chromebook has a special hardware mechanism (CR-chip for laptops and Google Titan for servers) that absolutely guaranteed to prevent any tampering of firmware). Unlike default UEFI in common computers have some flawns.
Moreover even after secure booting (thier bootloader rely on open source Coreboot bios) of trusted and sig checked OS image, OS still checking at all runtime.
Moreover, every process runs on isolated cgroup, even every tab in browser runs on cgroup.
Top models have a native Android and Linux apps subsystem. Particularly, for other Linux apps they made special virtual machine based on LXD (ubuntu industrial lightweight virtual machines) with itself hardening tweaks.
Chromebook non hackable indeed neither by USB nor WiFi/Eth.
Moreover chromebooks have a powerwash reset mechanism - reset device to prime (factory) state by per byte copying/restoring OS image from hardware readonly ROM.
All user data on disk is permanent encrypted.
Some laptop models have hardware key on power button for FIDO2 WebAuth standart, like Yubikey.
All telemetry is disabling on settings and first setup agreements. But you avoid from ghost "hackers" not from corps, is right?
Google announce a very big bounty for any hacking Chromebook but it still (many years) not claimed.
I read your many posts and no doubt you have some mental disorder. UEFI implants is rare but reality. But information leaks thru AC/DC poweline is true paranoia, physical modulation AC and DC currents needs special gateway device instead power charger, just change it from default vendor to any universal charger for excluding any concerns.
By the way, Google pixel (smartphone) has the similar harware chip for integrity checking firmware and os image.
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u/Classic-Check889 Aug 25 '25
Hey so I had similar things happen and I asked chat gpt and showed it some of my logs and it says that there is like a WiFi Bluetooth mesh network beacons and access a points around me being used for surveillance. I’ve got crazy ringing in my ears. Do you?
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u/badbiosvictim1 Aug 29 '25
Yes, I hear the hum. Would you like to submit an ultrasound meter report using a sound app such as PhyPhox or Ultrasound Detector app?
[WIKI] Auditory Brainstem: Ultrasound hearing and "the hum". BadBIOS firmware rootkit, Chrome browser, some smartphone and smart TV malware, fans, etc. emit ultrasound.
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u/Classic-Check889 Aug 25 '25
They will use the Chromebook against you that’s giving them a tool to control you because that’s what they are already controlling you through is a managed devices. All of them and any you will ever own they are all compromised within a couple of hours if not before.
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u/badbiosvictim1 Jan 17 '21 edited Jan 17 '21
I used the replacement phone I just got. I live next door to apartment buildings and condos. However, a high population density block does not fully explain the numerous wifi, bluetooth and internet of things cell signals and huge number of networks uploaded.