Bug sweeping in cars

1-1,5 hours

During vehicle inspections, we conduct a thorough examination of the interior, trim elements, exterior parts, electronic modules, wiring, and more — using a set of specialized search equipment.

SEARCH OPERATIONS INCLUDE:

1. Monitoring radio frequency signals to detect active radio eavesdropping devices using Oscor Green systems;
2. For precise localization of the radio signal source, a detailed inspection of the vehicle and its components is conducted using near-field indicators – Piranha and Protect detectors;
   During this process, certain electronic systems of the vehicle are temporarily disabled to differentiate between factory signals and potential threats;
3. Inspection of the vehicle using a Flir thermal imager to identify suspicious areas with elevated temperature;
4. Inspection of the premises using optical detectors Wega and OKA to detect hidden video cameras;
5. Search for “sleeping bugs” is performed visually, if necessary using an endoscope, and with a non-linear junction detector, which responds to the presence of any electronic devices.
   We also perform identification of all installed electronic modules and their connection points to uncover unauthorized devices that may serve as covert transmitters.

The search for and detection of surveillance devices is a technical process. The duration and effectiveness of the inspection depend on compliance with the following rules and conditions:

1. The vehicle should be clean both inside and out, if possible.
2. No electronic devices (e.g., mobile phones, modems), weapons, ammunition, explosives, flammable or narcotic substances are allowed inside the vehicle during the inspection.
3. The trunk should be emptied, if possible. Please remove child seats and any unrelated items from the cabin prior to inspection.
4. The vehicle owner or their authorized representative must provide information about any installed security or data systems, such as alarms, trackers, dashcams, etc.
5. The owner or their representative must strictly follow the specialist’s instructions regarding radio silence and maintaining quiet around the vehicle during the inspection.
6. The specialist should not be distracted during the inspection. Any questions should be asked before or after the process. Full consultation will be provided once the inspection is complete.