Cyborg Unplug sniffs out surveillance and undercover devices This includes Google Glass, hidden microphones and security cameras Device using the network to spy or stream content are detected An alarm is then signalled and the detected device is disconnected Two models will be available, later this year, priced $50 (30) and $100 (60) Cyborg Unplug will ship to the EU, UK and US, with other locations being added after launch

By Victoria Woollaston for MailOnline

Published: 11:29 EST, 8 September 2014 | Updated: 11:30 EST, 8 September 2014

There are countless ways people can spy on you nowadays - from hidden microphones to Google Glass, drones and security cameras.

If this makes you feel paranoid, a firm has created a router that detects such surveillance devices and blocks them from accessing your Wi-Fi network.

Owners of the Cyborg Unplug, can also disconnect all target devices from any network they are associated with, including paired connections with phones.

Cyborg Unplug sniffs out surveillance and undercover devices including Google Glass, hidden microphones and security cameras. Any device using the network to spy or stream content over the network are detected. An alarm is then signalled and the detected device is disconnected

Every wireless device has a unique hardware signature assigned to it by the manufacturer,

These signatures are broadcast by wireless devices as they probe for, connect to and use wireless networks.

Cyborg Unplug 'sniffs' the air for these signatures, looking for devices its owner has selected to ban.

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