Mile2 Cybersecurity Certifications

Cybersecurity Certifications

Reply To: OCU C)SP B Week 01 Lesson 03 Discussion

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Latoya Stoudmire
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In 2022, both android and iOS faced cyber-attacks in a multitude of ways. Hackers used Malware and ransomware, mobile app vulnerabilities and QR code scans to hack into customer phones yet, many other methods were used while gaining access to user devices. Mobile banking Trojans were used to gain access to users, login credentials allowing hackers to access customer sensitive information like financial information. This Trojan was used in a phishing tactic where users clicked on an insecure link. An example of this is where Flagstar Bank, which had 1.5 million customers (about the population of West Virginia) have their Social Security numbers and financial information breached.

QR codes gained popularity in 2020 due to their convenience unfortunately QR codes have also become a more simplistic unidentifiable way for hackers to get access to customer information. At times Hackers will use posters or advertising with The QR codes from there when the customer attempts to engage with the QR code the hackers are able to then gain access to the customers information and data. This can be mitigated by only using trusted QR codes. Another way to mitigate the issue with QR codes would be to ensure to check the URL prior to going to the link once capturing the QR code. Using some of the hacking methods listed above, hackers can take control of your device while being remote. It is important to be aware of your updates on your phone and if you are experiencing any slow running or malfunctioning apps it is important to ensure that your phone has not been hacked by any type of malware or virus.

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