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#cybersecurity The Gift everyone needs for the Holidays!
Happy Holidays.
It is, as is so commonly mentioned in the media: “That Time of Year Again.” Yup. Packages. Shiny New Things. Cool Toys for the Kids and kid-adults alike.
It is also the time of year of increased cyber crime attempts aimed at retailers.
Add also the time of year when more families and organizations introduce new varieties of malware, ad-malware, viruses, worms, bad bots and devices that phone “home” into our homes, workplaces and civic spaces.
Yuck…
Malicious Adware Uses Certificates to Disable Security Products https://t.co/ijllAbzIXr
— Alan W. Silberberg (@IdeaGov) November 23, 2015
How? Because many devices are coming pre-loaded with malware. How many parents look into the workings of a cheap tablet before handing it off to the kids? How many people are checking new apps to see the permissions being requested on those new devices and old ones too?
Do you know what your connected devices are doing this holiday season? Perhaps it is not just calling the North Pole, but indeed calling “home” with your life information. This applies to talking teddy bears, connected fridges, Iot devices of every stripe, but not to mention your phone, tablet, smartwatch, car.
Skype, WhatsApp, and Yelp access your data hundreds of times, but nobody knows why https://t.co/xMvvlCrafF
— Digijaks (@Digijaks) November 24, 2015