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Scott Schober

Metuchen
As seen in: Cybercrime Magazine Podcast, Cybersecurity Ventures, LinkedIn, Forbes, New Jersey Tech Weekly, SalesPOP!, Connected World, What keeps you up at night? (Podcast)
Covers:  Small Business Protections Cyber Stalking/Tracking Ransomware Consumer Protections Wireless Threats Drone Security Distracted Driving
Doesn't Cover: Politics, Healthcare
@BVsystems Pres/CEO of BVS @HackedAgainBook #Cybersecurity presenter...Fox, GMA, Bloomberg, CNN Chief Media Commentator/CSO at Cybercrime Magazine

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Scott Schober is the President and CEO of Berkeley Varitronics Systems, a 50-year-old, New Jersey-based

provider of advanced, world-class wireless test and security solutions. He is the author of three best-selling security books: Hacked Again, Cybersecurity is Everybody’s Business, and Senior Cyber.

Scott is a highly sought-after author and expert for live security events, media appearances, and commentary on the topics of ransomware, wireless threats, drone surveillance and hacking, cybersecu…

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When Smart Doorbells Go Silent: Wireless Interference Questions in the Nancy Guthrie Investigation

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By Scott Schober
| LinkedIn
Cases like this increasingly highlight a modern investigative challenge: what happens when connected security devices fail at the moment they are needed most? Across the United States, millions of homeowners rely on smart cameras and wireless doorbells to monitor their property. But these systems depend entirely on stable wireless connections. When a device suddenly goes offline, investigators must determine whether the cause was a simple technical problem—or something more unusual.
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AirTag Found After Terrifying Florida Home Invasion: How to Protect Yourself from Digital Stalking

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By Scott Schober
| LinkedIn
October 16, 2025 A Florida couple’s quiet evening turned into a nightmare when two armed men ambushed them in their own driveway. The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office described the incident as a “terrifying home invasion,” one that ended with the discovery of an Apple AirTag taped beneath the couple’s car — a chilling reminder that digital stalking is becoming more sophisticated and more personal.
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When wireless PEDs go full IED

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By Scott Schober
| bvsystems.com
We might not all be carrying a tiny bomb capable of killing us and others nearby, but before the terrorist events in Lebanon on September 17th, I would’ve laughed off the notion. Now there’s nothing to laugh about. But can this new form of PED (Personal Electronic Device) terrorist attack reach U.S. and the rest of the world? Thousands of Hezbollah wireless pagers simultaneously exploded at 3:30pm local time across Lebanon on Tuesday.
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