The expert noted that many information technology and electronic products contain risks during the software development phase. Therefore, attackers often detect vulnerabilities in systems when technologies become widespread.
Kasperskaya emphasized that you should not reassure yourself about the anonymity that the devices supposedly provide. The problem is that companies can access data collected on the device and analyze user behavior.
Therefore, even in your personal correspondence, you must comply with basic security rules without exchanging confidential and sensitive information. Kasperskaya compared correspondence on “personal” smartphones to a loud “scream in the square”.
“The smartphone is a tool for social communication, just keep that in mind. I like this comparison: Typing on a smartphone is like shouting in the square,” said the expert.
Source: Ferra
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