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Contents
1 Introduction to Surveillance Countermeasures
2 Surveillance Countermeasures Overview
3 Surveillance Principles and Tactics
4 Observation
5 Passive Physical Surveillance Detection
6 Active Physical Surveillance Detection Overview
7 Active Stakeout and Observation Post Detection Measures
8 Active Vehicular Surveillance Detection
9 Active Foot Surveillance Detection
10 Countersurveillance
11 Technical Surveillance Detection
12 Physical Antisurveillance
13 Antitechnical Surveillance
Epilogue
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Learn to detect and evade surveillance efforts that threaten your personal security. These time-tested tactics of observation, detection and evasion are proven effective against the most sophisticated surveillance techniques used in the world.
Surveillance Countermeasures: The Professional's Guide to Countering Hostile Surveillance Threats. Aden C. Magee. 2019.
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