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SeaGlass is a system designed by security researchers at the University of Washington to measure IMSI-catcher use across a city.
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Cellular sensors are built from off-the-shelf parts and installed into volunteers’ vehicles
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Sensor data is continuously uploaded from vehicles and aggregated into a city-wide view
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Algorithms find anomalies in the cellular network that indicate IMSI-catchers