On being mobbed

The account of an ongoing bid to harass a legal tenant out of her Seattle neighborhood


Coming soon: Anti-stalker apps–tools to help victims of digital crimes collect evidence

Data doesn’t always trump the refusal to face facts. But a few good apps—and maybe even a suite of tools—might help to apprehend and prosecute more of those who think no one can see what they do, so long as they do it online.

Let’s show these criminals that their digital escapades can be traced. We need to democratize the collection of network data and the capture of network frames. We need easy-to-use apps that “just work” and might actually help the victims of digital crimes like mobbing. In this short post, I’ll share a technique that could be codified as a mobile app victims can use to collect evidence of stalking.



the lay of the land

Air conditioners are the entry point to the grid, and a postcard from Seattle’s South Cedar Park

Mobbing is extremism (part 2)

Lighting and mobbers’ living-off-the-land exploits

Mobbing by WiFi range extender

The mobbers’ “World Wireless System” and hate culture in Albany, California (part 1)

The mobbers’ “World Wireless System” and hate culture in Albany, California (part 2)

The mobbers’ “World Wireless System” and hate culture in Albany, California (part 3)

Infrastructure crimes: Mobbing with interference; extraction by heat (part 3)

Mobbing, infrasound and leaky feeders (part 2)

Mobbing, infrasound and leaky feeders (part 1)

Smart meters, carrier current transmission and the mobbers’ radio (part 1)

Stop mobbing crimes with data: Airtool for wireless capture

Stop mobbing crimes with data: Visualize nearby networks with NetSpot

Is this a radio? Look what the mobbers made!

Pictures from a mobbing (part 2)

Pictures from a mobbing (part 1)

Gang-stalking: Invest in real estate! No money down! (part 2)

Recommended reading on the “On being mobbed” blog

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