full-disclosure - Using SMS spoofing to locate almost anyone in the UK without their permission

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Message-ID: <43EAF2FC.5000903@nolog.org>
Date: Thu Feb  9 07:45:12 2006
From: virus at nolog.org (virus@...og.org)
Subject: Using SMS spoofing to locate almost anyone
	in the	UK without their permission

Hi,

this:

> to get almost anyone's mobile phone position without their agreement.

is a contradiction to the following:

> receives an SMS message asking them to confirm they consent to the
> tracking.

Without my agreement it is possible to get my position but my 
confirmation is necessary that it's going to work - have I got that 
wrong? Could you please explain that?

GTi