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Sana Ebrahimi - Cellphone safety
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Cellphone Safety
By: Sana
Cellphone safety tips
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- Check what data your apps can use
- Be careful who you add or talk to- Think before you share something
- Don't always believe what's posted in apps such as Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook and more
- Avoid using unsecured, public Wi-Fi networks.
SmartPhone safety issues
Smartphone safety Issues
Numerous smartphone apps can expose your information to hostile actors in the absence of strict security measures. App developers may mistakenly provide digital "tokens" that enable hackers to pose as actual individuals online or use inadequate encryption algorithms that are easy to crack.
What happens when mobile devices are not secure?
Mobile device not secure?
- Attackers can exploit your information
- Can gain users bank account or their credit card
- Any personal information can get taken from the device, including the user's data
4 types of attacks
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- malware attack
(Malware attacks are frequent cyberattacks in which the victim's system is compromised by malware, which is typically malicious software.0
- password attack
(cracking or guessing passwords)
- phishing attack
(Scammers call, email/text, use social media to trick)
- SQL injection attack
(harmful SQL code is injected into an application during a cyberattack, giving the attacker access to examine or change a database.)
When your distracted by your phone, it can lead to.....
distraction
- walking on the streets without knowing
- falling into a hole when the builders are building
Signs your phone has a virus
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- You see random pop-up ads or new apps
- Your device feels physically hot
- Random messages are sent to you
- Your device responds slowly
- Battery drains quickly
How to clean the virus from your phone
How to clean a virus
- Power off the phone and reboot in safe mode. Press the power button to access the Power Off options.
- Uninstall the suspicious app.
- Look for other apps you think may be infected.
- Install a robust mobile security app on your phone.
Thank you!
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You now understand the importance of exercising caution in using apps. When downloading an app, always read the terms and conditions and the privacy statement.