Privoro SafeCase for Galaxy S22 can remotely disable cameras/mics
US-based tech company Privoro has launched a special protective case for the Samsung Galaxy S22. In addition to protecting the phone from cracks and breaks during falls, it offers hardware-level protection from spyware as well. Called SafeCase, it lets you remotely disable cameras, microphones, and all wireless connections to prevent attackers from spying on you.
The Privoro SafeCase is a unique protective cover for the Galaxy S22. It is a bulky case that makes the device a lot thicker and taller. The company has fitted it with a security system that protects the phone from dangerous security attacks. Along with remotely disabling cameras and microphones, you can also disconnect the cellular network, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC to prevent or stop attacks.
This case has a hardware-to-hardware integration between its security system and the Galaxy S22’s Hardware Device Manager (HDM). The latter is an additional security layer on the Samsung smartphone that doesn’t rely on the operating system (OS). Unlike most other security features, HDM doesn’t fail even if the OS is compromised. It can bypass the OS to keep the hardware peripherals of the device safe.
Privoro is leveraging this hardware-level security to give users peace of mind. Its SafeCase for the Galaxy S22 doesn’t allow attackers to access the phone’s cameras, microphones, and other hardware peripherals even if they gain OS-level access to those device components. It can also stop “radio-specific location tracking with high certainty while still using other capabilities on their phone.”
The Privoro SafeCase draws power from the Galaxy S22
According to Privoro, the SafeCase communicates with the Galaxy S22’s HDM over Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). It promises a secure Bluetooth connection in all scenarios. Even if the connection is compromised, the case can create a “secure tunnel” to keep everything safe (via). The case’s security system seemingly draws power from the phone. It has a USB Type-C connector at the bottom that plugs into the device’s charging port.
The security features offered by the Privoro SafeCase make it an ideal solution for government agencies and organizations more than individuals. The company will seemingly make this case available for more devices in the future. It says it is just “starting with the Galaxy S22”. Unfortunately, it hasn’t even shared the price and availability details of the case for the Galaxy S22. It’s also unclear if Privoro will offer the SafeCase for only the base Galaxy S22 model or the Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 Ultra as well.
US-based tech company Privoro has launched a special protective case for the Samsung Galaxy S22. In addition to protecting the phone from cracks and breaks during falls, it offers hardware-level protection from spyware as well. Called SafeCase, it lets you remotely disable cameras, microphones, and all wireless connections to prevent attackers from spying on you.
The Privoro SafeCase is a unique protective cover for the Galaxy S22. It is a bulky case that makes the device a lot thicker and taller. The company has fitted it with a security system that protects the phone from dangerous security attacks. Along with remotely disabling cameras and microphones, you can also disconnect the cellular network, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC to prevent or stop attacks.
This case has a hardware-to-hardware integration between its security system and the Galaxy S22’s Hardware Device Manager (HDM). The latter is an additional security layer on the Samsung smartphone that doesn’t rely on the operating system (OS). Unlike most other security features, HDM doesn’t fail even if the OS is compromised. It can bypass the OS to keep the hardware peripherals of the device safe.
Privoro is leveraging this hardware-level security to give users peace of mind. Its SafeCase for the Galaxy S22 doesn’t allow attackers to access the phone’s cameras, microphones, and other hardware peripherals even if they gain OS-level access to those device components. It can also stop “radio-specific location tracking with high certainty while still using other capabilities on their phone.”
The Privoro SafeCase draws power from the Galaxy S22
According to Privoro, the SafeCase communicates with the Galaxy S22’s HDM over Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). It promises a secure Bluetooth connection in all scenarios. Even if the connection is compromised, the case can create a “secure tunnel” to keep everything safe (via). The case’s security system seemingly draws power from the phone. It has a USB Type-C connector at the bottom that plugs into the device’s charging port.
The security features offered by the Privoro SafeCase make it an ideal solution for government agencies and organizations more than individuals. The company will seemingly make this case available for more devices in the future. It says it is just “starting with the Galaxy S22”. Unfortunately, it hasn’t even shared the price and availability details of the case for the Galaxy S22. It’s also unclear if Privoro will offer the SafeCase for only the base Galaxy S22 model or the Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 Ultra as well.
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