However, only 3 months after being honored as a “hero”, Marcus Hutchins was arrested by the FBI and charged with intentionally writing created a type of dynamic code aimed at the banking system. In addition, Hutchins was also charged with colluding to sell this virus for $3,000 from mid-2014 to 2015 on cybercriminals’ online stores.
After being released, Marcus Hutchins left stay away from the hacker path and become a security trainer as well as a famous TikToker. Currently, this guy’s TikTok page has more than 28 million followers.
In the video showing how to detect hidden cameras posted by Hutchins on his TikTok page, Hutchins advises everyone to use it. flashlight (can use smartphone flash) to explore around your hotel room to search for hidden recording devices including fire alarms, wall-mounted phone chargers or alarm clocks …
“Try checking the smoke alarm located right above the bed” Marcus Hutchins said in his video. One way to check if those locations have hidden cameras is to shine a light on suspicious locations. If there is a blue light emitted, it is likely that the location is hiding a hidden camera.
In his video, Hutchins demonstrated by hiding a hidden camera inside a fire alarm, an alarm clock, and a phone charger mounted on the wall. Flash light from a smartphone can Shine through the alarm clock or phone charger so you can see the camera lens. In addition, when turning off all the lights in the room and using a photography application on your smartphone, you can see the infrared light from the camera hidden…
Hidden cameras are usually very small and can be hidden in anything even a hole in the wall” Hutchins shares in his video “You need to check for any suspicious devices or holes located across from the shower, dressing area or bed.
Hutchins’ clip has gone “fever” and attracted more than 13 4 million views on TikTok.
In addition to Hutchins’ clip, you can You can follow Dan Tri‘s instructions to types of hiding and disguising hidden cameras in motels and hotels that you read can be referenced to help promptly detect hidden cameras.
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