You do not want to be under surveillance by Google Glass owners? Get this new gadget to protect yourself. <\/p>\n
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The army of Google Glass owners is still quite small, but you can already make their life miserable if you encounter one. German artist and programmer Julian Oliver devised a small gadget that detects Google Glass on the local Wi-Fi. If it detects Glass, the device kicks it off the Wi-Fi. <\/p>\n
Cyborg Unplug sniffs the air for these signatures, looking for devices its owner has selected to ban. If a banned device is discovered an alarm is triggered (LED, audio or message). Further, if that device is found to be connected to a network that Cyborg Unplug is trained to guard, a stream of special de-authentication packets are sent to disconnect it. It does this automatically, without any interaction required from its owner. <\/p>\n
The Cyborg Unplug has evolved out of Oliver's Glasshole.sh script that detects Google Glass on Wi-Fi networks and kicks it out. Julian Oliver's gadget is in the same spirit as the Stop the Cyborgs campaign. <\/p>\n
The Cyborg Unplug will be available for pre-order on September 30. See this site for the details. <\/p>\n
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