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NSA Warns iPhone And Android Users To Turn It Off And On Again
How often do you turn your iPhone or android smartphone off? Not often enough, says the NSA as it issues a security warning to all users about zero-click attacks.
ForbesFBI Issues Advisory As Hackers Strike: Email Admins Do This 1 Thing NowBy Davey Winder Users can mitigate the threat of spear-phishing, which can lead to the installation of yet more malware and spyware, by the same simple action. While it is possible for a determined criminal to use unsecured networks for nefarious purposes, this usually involves tricking an unsuspecting user into connecting to their Wi-Fi hotspot rather than one being provided by the railway company, airport, or coffee shop. These phishing attempts often mimic legitimate entities, deceiving individuals into divulging confidential details,” Page says, adding, “Trusting phone calls or messages without verification can lead to serious consequences, as scammers manipulate victims into disclosing sensitive information or taking actions that compromise their security.”
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