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Anti-Spy Tools

Eight browser tools to check a room, a network or your cameras.

Sensor tools here…

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The suite, by job
ToolWhat it checksUses
Sense the roomUse the device in your hand.
Ultrasonic BeaconsListens in the 15 to 24 kHz microphone band for tracking tones from TVs and apps.Uses the microphone
Lens FinderHunts the glint a hidden camera lens throws back at your light.Uses the camera
Magnetic SweepWatches field strength for anomalies near objects that should hold no electronics.Uses the magnetometer
Identify the deviceName what you found.
MAC Address LookupNames the vendor behind every address in a router list or arp output.Runs on your device
Smart Glasses GuideRecording lights, cover behaviour and visual tells for camera wearables.Reference catalogue
Check what is exposedPublic flaws and host checks.
Camera CVE WatchExploited flaws in cameras, recorders and footage storage, ranked for patching.Live from CISA KEV
Camera Exposure ProbeRTSP, ONVIF and HTTP handshakes against a public host you own.Runs from our server
Work the roomFollow a repeatable sequence.
Room SweepA checklist that records what you covered, spot by spot.Saves in this browser
Start from your situation

Sensor readings stay in your browser.

Limits and recent camera flaws

Background readingDetecting stalkerwareSpywareSpying and the law

Newest camera flaw CISA KEV, cameras and recorders
Your exit address Asking the API

What these tools cannot do

  • No radio. RF bugs, GSM listeners, analogue cameras and jammers need a spectrum analyser or SDR.
  • No switched-off devices. Finding those takes a non-linear junction detector. Only the lens test sees an unpowered camera.
  • No wifi or Bluetooth scan. No web API lists nearby devices.
  • No view of your LAN. The camera probe runs from our server and reaches public addresses only.
  • A quiet screen is one measurement from one sensor, in one spot, for a few seconds.

Recently exploited camera flaws

CISA KEV, filtered to cameras and recorders.

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How the anti-spy tools work

Sensing tools use your microphone, camera and magnetometer on this device. The MAC lookup runs locally. The camera probe and CVE watch call the pwnsy API.

Radio bugs, wifi scans and switched-off electronics are out of reach of any web API.

How to read this page

"Not on this browser" means a missing API, usually the magnetometer (Chrome and Edge on Android only). Camera flaws come from CISA KEV with FIRST EPSS scores.

Anti-spy FAQ

Can my phone find a hidden camera?

The lens finder hunts the glint a lens throws back, and is the only test here that sees a switched-off camera. A quiet result is one check from one spot.

Can these tools detect bugs that transmit by radio?

No. RF bugs, GSM listeners, analogue cameras and jammers need a spectrum analyser or SDR. Switched-off electronics need a non-linear junction detector.

Can a website scan for wifi or Bluetooth devices nearby?

No web API lists nearby devices. Paste your router's client list into the MAC address lookup instead.

Do my sensor readings leave my device?

No. Sensor readings and the MAC lookup stay in your browser. The camera probe and CVE list call the pwnsy API.

Why does a tool say not on this browser?

The magnetic sweep needs the Magnetometer API (Chrome and Edge on Android). Camera and microphone tools need HTTPS.

Vulnerability data from the CISA KEV catalogue with FIRST EPSS scores, MAC vendor data from the Wireshark manuf mirror of the IEEE registry. Sensor readings are taken in your browser and stay there. API at antispy.pwnsy.com.