Mile2 Cybersecurity Certifications

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

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Addison West
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Mobile devices like smartphones and tablets are very useful, but they also come with risks that can harm users if they are not careful. In 2022, one major risk is malware, which is harmful software that can steal personal data, track activities, or damage the device. Malware can spread through fake apps, unsafe websites, or bad links in text messages. Another risk is phishing attacks, where criminals trick users into giving away personal information, like passwords or bank details, by sending emails or messages that look real but are fake.

There is also the risk of data loss. If a device is lost, stolen, or hacked, important information such as photos, contacts, and banking details could fall into the wrong hands. Public Wi-Fi is another danger because hackers can use it to intercept data being sent from a mobile device, such as login details or private messages. Mobile devices are also at risk of spyware and tracking, which can secretly monitor a user’s location or online activity.

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