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The article is devoted to the security of laptop webcams and methods of protection against unauthorized access, based on the recommendations of an expert in the field of business intelligence and predictive analysis.
Ella Kocheshkova, head of the Laboratory for Business Analytics and Predictive Analysis of Big Data at TISBI University of Management, said that a sticker on a laptop camera lens is the only method of protection that works even if the system is completely compromised.
Kocheshkova recommends checking the list of applications with camera permission once a month, disabling the camera in the device manager if it is not in use, and not installing programs from unverified sources.
The expert noted that there is no mass round-the-clock surveillance of random users, since the constant transmission of a video stream loads the channel and processor, but infection can be massive, and attention can be selective.
MOSCOW, September 14 - RIA Novosti. A sticker on the laptop camera lens is the only method of protection that works even if the system is completely compromised, said Ella Kocheshkova, head of the Laboratory for Business Analytics and Predictive Analysis of Big Data at TISBI University of Management.
According to her, unauthorized access to the webcam is technically possible and occurs regularly.
“Practical measures: check the list of applications with permission for the camera once a month; disable the camera in the device manager if not in use; do not install programs from unverified sources; cover the lens with a sticker - the only way that works even if the system is completely compromised,” Kocheshkova told Gazeta.ru.
The expert noted that there is no mass round-the-clock surveillance of random users: the constant transmission of a video stream loads the channel and processor, so the victim will notice the system slowing down.

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