Claude Code helped uncover 14 speaker-muted AirTags hidden across his family's cars and bags
luisdans · x · 2026-10-24
A cybersecurity professional moving into a new house ran an RF sweep and found 14 hidden AirTags — 3 in his car, 3 in his wife's, 4 in bags, 4 in coats and a suitcase. Twelve had speakers removed to kill alerts; his iPhone never warned him. He used a software-defined radio to catch weak BLE signals, then had Claude Code write a sweep script that mapped every tracker (34,125 advertising packets captured). The rigged AirTags cost $80 on eBay; he still doesn't know who planted them or for how long.
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