Definition of Bugging

Bugging usually refers to a device used to intercept someone’s room or telephone conversations without their knowledge. In most countries bugging is illegal unless there is a government court order.

Bugging devices are sold at most retail and Internet spy shops and spy stores. Many commercially available products can be easily used a bugging device.

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Learn More about Bugging

There are probably hundreds of books on eavesdropping and bugging, but few are written by industry professionals who understand the creative but complex nature of bugging. It is certainly understandable why a reputably successful eavesdroppers and wiretappers who has spent years breaking the laws would not want to write about his bugging experiences. It is also understandable why law enforcement would not write a book explaining how they performed bugging operations.

The Red Balloon is produced by one of the worlds leading experts in eavesdropping and bugging and he is the author on the recognized authoritative text book on the subject. The video’s host is also the only industry expert to teach and coordinate electronic eavesdropping programs at a major university and has trained hundreds of corporate security, law enforcement and members of the intelligence community.

The Red Balloon is a two-hour DVD that presents the truly accurate and insightful world of bugging devices and eavesdropping techniques and is a critically acclaimed and award winning video. Security Management, the largest security magazine in the world has given The Red Balloon a 5 Stars Review.

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