- What? The keypad of his home alarm?

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- What? The keypad of his home alarm?

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- Yeah. And besides, I want to plant an old smartphone in his car to track his routes. I wonder where he goes and where he stays.

- Don't forget to return the keys to the administrator's car, we'll say that we saw them in the parking lot next to the car.

And so they did.

Oddly enough, Green didn't notice that his car was being moved. But the cell phone in his car allowed us to track his route and see that for some reason Green didn't go home after work, but turned onto a street that led to the other end of town to 15 18th Street. He stayed there for two hours and returned home. There was a small hotel in 15, which was often used by couples in love.

- Peter, now that's interesting. What else can you find out?

- Boss, while we were in the company, we managed to copy his security token from the smartphone cloud storage control panel. Let's dig around there.

- Yes. And don't forget to rummage through his trash. The trash bins are in an unguarded area. Unfortunately, you can usually find a lot of interesting things there.

In the morning, Peter found several restaurant receipts, a bank offer, and even receipts from a hotel on 18th Street in the bin.

Do you know the easiest way to destroy papers? It's simple. Just use water, bleach, and a construction mixer. Place the paper in water, wait until the paper gets wet, and turn on the mixer for 5-10 minutes. If you want to completely get rid of any inscriptions, add bleach and turn on the mixer again for a few minutes.

- Jason, do you see?


- Yes!

- Let's install a video camera japan mobile database track keyboard presses.

- Let's!

That's what they did, disguising the video camera.

By the evening, after analyzing the cloud copy of the smartphone, Peter had Green's passwords to his home and work Wi-Fi and even to his bank account.

But the most interesting thing was discovered after a careful analysis of the hard drive. It contained a copy of Green's driver's license, his social security number, a copy of his birth certificate, a copy of his diploma and other documents. With this data, it was already possible to confidently talk about theft and identity substitution.
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