Jun 16, 2024
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Cybersecurity is crucial in today's digital environment when we constantly hear news and tales about hackers and data thefts. Increasing th
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Podcast: Cyber Security Today (ITWC)
Avoid this phony Samsung App, update Microsoft Office, not so-smart door locks, and tells why a router manufacturer has been disciplined
Website: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0GHNP8iAuPIvaHPGZLZYVp
 Android phone users are being asked not to fall for an apparent Android app update found in the google play store called 'updates for Samsung'. It is a new scam targeting users to pay 34.99 to download updates. Over 10,000,000 people have already downloaded the app and in reality, are paying for advertisements to appear on their device, and have given their credit card information to an unknown person. Usually your phone will notify you once an update becomes available for your phone. If not, you can look for recent updates by visiting the settings, about phone, and then software update. I believe that those who are less technological savvy have fallen for this latest scam the most. If I were a victim of the 'update scam' I would check my recent bank statement to make sure that there were no additional charges on my card, and cancel the card used for a new one.
Hackers are trying to exploit a vulnerability in Microsoft Office that was discovered and patched over 2 years ago. It is best advised to get Microsoft Office patched if you haven't done so in a while, otherwise you are opened to be hacked. Keeping your computer along with its applications up-to-date is the safest route to go when trying to avoid being another person facing a cyber threat.