Ultimately, however, the cybersecurity company said that the users have the power to deflect such attacks by not clicking on permissions to allow suspicious software from being installed.
Duca reminded Filipinos to always consider the potential risks before allowing mobile applications to run on devices. Cybersecurity company Kasperksy, in a previous report, noted that cybercriminals have been innovating their mobile malware attacks amid the accelerated shift to digitalization during the pandemic.
Noted. Thank you.
And some belittles hackers capabilities.
Also, don't buy/borrow powerbanks from just about anyone. Even a decent person w/ no cybersec knowledge might be unaware that the powerbank that they're reselling/lending might contain malware.
Damn
Are our device still vulnerable to juice jacking even when it is turned off when charging?
Free wifi is also a dangerous thing…