A recent article in The Scottish Sun highlights how a paranoid IT expert was able to listen, monitor, and track his wife after he grew suspicious of her and accused her of cheating online. He used listening devices in his wife’s vehicle and admitted placing hidden cameras in their spare room and lounge. He even posted on Instagram happily stating “the truth always comes out. #GPSTracker”.
“I am feeling betrayed, confused and fearing that I will never be able to trust a man again. I would like to understand why someone would do such a thing. I sent days looking for other bugs in the house, changing login details, not allowing any access to my location”.
Unfortunately, it is not that easy to find bugs. In an article we wrote in 2019 (click here to read the article), we detailed the questions our clients ask themselves when they are in controlling and abusive relationships and the places many bugs are found in a home.
The article from the UK Sun goes on to state Mrs. Hutton told one untruth when she was supposed to be going to London for work but instead went to Cheshire.
Ashley Hutton is now facing gaol time.
If you have experienced any of the following, please contact us for a confidential discussion from a secure line (see details below).
Unfortunately, it is not that easy to find bugs. In an article we wrote in 2019 (click here to read the article), we detailed the questions our clients ask themselves when they are in controlling and abusive relationships and the places many bugs are found in a home.
The article from the UK Sun goes on to state Mrs. Hutton told one untruth when she was supposed to be going to London for work but instead went to Cheshire.
Ashley Hutton is now facing gaol time.
If you have experienced any of the following, please contact us for a confidential discussion from a secure line (see details below).
Global Hacking Warning issued on businesses being targeted while working from home during COVID-19
Wire-taps; hidden cameras and other eavesdropping equipment; are not just reserved for corporate.
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Over the last 20 years, NSI Global Counter Intelligence’s investigators have seen a sharp increase in the use of spyware and hi-tech bugs by controlling and abusive spouses. In many of these cases, the controlling and abusive spouse had been the subject of an Apprehended Domestic Violence Order, Apprehended Violence Order, a Family Violence Intervention Order, or a Family Violence Safety Notice.
This is a direct result of the increased availability of equipment and software that can be readily purchased online, as can be seen in the article from The Scottish Sun above. Devices such as electronic bugs, listening devices, hidden cameras, spyware, cellular interception, Bluetooth interception, laser microphones, burst transmitters, other similar eavesdropping devices, and spyware are all easily available over the internet to anyone with a credit card. As a result, there is now a greater threat present than ever before, especially for at-risk women, men, and children. Your privacy, location, and safety can be endangered.
Unfortunately, it is not that easy to find bugs. In an article we wrote in 2019 (click here to read the article), we detailed the questions our clients ask themselves when they are in controlling and abusive relationships and the places many bugs are found in a home.
The article from the UK Sun goes on to state Mrs. Hutton told one untruth when she was supposed to be going to London for work but instead went to Cheshire.
Ashley Hutton is now facing gaol time.
If you have experienced any of the following, please contact us for a confidential discussion from a secure line (see details below).
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If you are a victim of domestic violence and fear for your safety please call 000.
If you are concerned you may be the victim of illegal surveillance, call us for a confidential consultation from a SECURE LINE (A secure line is a landline is a public phone, or a non-smart mobile phone and number that’s not connected any of your social or email accounts,
