MISSION DARKNESS™ Faraday Bay for Keyfobs & Crypto Hardware Wallets ~ 2-Pack
The MISSION DARKNESS™ products are the World's MOST ADVANCED in shielding against harmful radiation & frequencies.
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Malicious vehicle entry using keyfob signal boosting methods is the leading threat in the automotive community. Criminals are using signal amplification devices to boost or mimic a keyfob's signal to gain access to automobiles without any forceful entry.
This product is a military grade faraday bag designed to keep vehicles secure by blocking the fob's signal from communicating with the vehicle. Built with a durable water-resistant ballistic nylon outer material. The interior includes three layers of high-shielding TitanRF™ Faraday Fabric on all sides with dual paired seam construction (lab tested & certified to shielding effectiveness standards MIL STD 188-125 & IEEE 299-2006).
The faraday bag works by shielding "always-on" keyfobs & other small electronics (like smart watches, transmitters, crytpo hardware wallets, credit cards etc) from radio frequency signals, ensuring that the device cannot get hacked & the signal it constantly emits cannot be boosted. The bag should be used as a preventative measure for vehicle & data security. The bag also allows you to keep a spare keyfob isolated & locked inside your vehicle.
Made in USA
EMI, EMR & EMF radiation shielding
Prevents relay hacking & digital car theft
Large enough to fit two fobs or an average set of keys with accessories.
Keyfob should remain inside of the faraday bag at all times (when not in use) to ensure your vehicle security.
Easy to access “fold & tuck” closure style
Belt loop on back side for hands-free access
Internal usable dimensions: 11.4cm x 7.6cm; external dimensions when closed: 12.7cm x 8.3cm x 0.64cm
Commonly Used to Shield:
Keyfobs
Crypto hardware wallets
Building access cards
Credit cards
Small phones
Smart watches
Transmitters
WiFi cards
Thumb drives
Price is $39 plus courier:
Courier - Nationwide (except RD) $6.00
Courier - Nationwide > Rural $10.50
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