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The TILE is a Bluetooth tracking device that attaches to valuables to help locate them if lost. It works by connecting to a smartphone app, which uses Bluetooth to locate the TILE within 100 feet and location services to track its wider movements. However, this constant tracking raises privacy and security concerns, as it could reveal a user's patterns of life. While the device aims to help find lost items, its functionality depends on the security of its own servers and sensitive user data they contain.
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Public WiFi Hot Spots
Public WiFi hotspots can be found in many locations like hotels, airports, restaurants and coffee shops. While convenient, public WiFi networks may pose security risks if they are unsecured and do not require passwords. Hackers could potentially steal sensitive personal information and login credentials if using an unsecured public network. The most secure way to protect information when using public WiFi is to connect through a virtual private network (VPN) which encrypts internet traffic.
Can You Steal From Me Now? Mobile and BYOD Security Risks
Mobile devices and BYOD policies introduce significant security risks to organizations. The proliferation of mobile devices has led to new threats like activity monitoring, unauthorized payments, and exfiltration of sensitive data. Many mobile applications also put users' private data at risk through unsafe data practices and potential impersonation attacks. To help address these issues, user education is important, and organizations need strong mobile privacy and document access controls.
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Internet & it's concepts
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The document discusses mobile security challenges. It provides an overview of mobile operating systems and usage patterns. Key topics covered include privacy risks from data collection by apps and services, mobile malware, and security tips. The presentation concludes by describing an initiative called Cyberoam Academy that aims to educate students on network security and cybersecurity through industry-focused learning modules partnered with universities globally.
Smartphones 2015
This document provides an overview of smartphones, including their history, operating systems, importance, uses, advantages, disadvantages, security threats, and future. It discusses how smartphones originated from prototypes in the 1970s-1990s and have increasingly become used for tasks like communication, internet access, apps, and business/education. While smartphones provide many benefits, they also pose security risks like hacking, viruses, and data theft that users must be aware of. The future of smartphones may include flexible screens, holograms, and enhanced reality capabilities.
Protecting Yourself Online
The document provides tips for protecting yourself online, including using firewall and antivirus software, strong and unique passwords, being wary of email attachments, links and requests for sensitive information. It warns that public WiFi connections are not secure and outlines common phishing scams targeting banking credentials and sensitive personal information through social media.
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- 1. Secure Phone Online WWW.SecurePhoneOnline.com “We’ve Got Your 6” Copyright Secure Phone Online 2013
- 2. Who’s Watching You? Intercepting Your Text Messages
- 3. Who’s Watching You? Intercepting Your E-Mail & Attachments
- 4. Who’s Watching You? Tracking Your Web Browsing
- 5. Who’s Watching You? Tracking Phone Numbers You Call
- 6. Who’s Watching You? Tracking Phones Numbers Calling You
- 7. Who’s Watching You? Intercepting Your Voice Calls
- 8. Recording Your Search Keywords Who’s Watching You?
- 11. Google Spies On Your E-Mail Account Image via Shutterstock; image of Gmail inbox via yyq123/Flickr
- 12. By Using Wired Network Taps
- 14. By Using Portable Wireless Eavesdropping and Intercepts
- 15. Portable Wireless Interception Equipment Can Be Used Anywhere in the World
- 16. Smart Phone Capabilities Are Growing Smart Phones, Tablets, PCs, and Laptops Contain More Sensitive Data To Be Stolen
- 17. Device Data Espionage Is Growing
- 18. Device Privacy is Under Attack
- 19. Smart Phones Are Now Computers
- 20. Smart Phones Need Security
- 21. Secure Phones Have Changed No Longer Expensive Hardware Solutions Don Adams as Maxwell Smart courtesy Wikipedia Commons Public Domain Pre 1978
- 22. Secure Phone Online is a 100% Software Solution Bring Your Own Android, PC or Tablet
- 23. Can Integrate With Tactical Radios and Satellite Phones Can Bridge Tactical Radios and Satellite Phones to Cellular and WiFi Networks Securely
- 24. Espionage Techniques Have Changed Electronic Espionage is No Longer Obvious
- 25. And Then There Was: Secure Phone Online
- 26. Inexpensive Smart Phones Can Become Secure
- 27. Make Your Smart Phone “INVISIBLE” On Any Network
- 28. The Network Does Not Know Your Device is Making or Receiving Calls
- 29. The Network Does Not Know Your Device is Sending or Receiving Text
- 30. The Network Does Not Know Your Device is Sending or Receiving E-Mail
- 31. The Network Does Not Know Your Device is Web Browsing
- 32. If The Network Cannot See You…. You Cannot Be Hacked
- 33. Secure Phone Online is Peer-To-Peer There is No Server Network That Can Be Hacked And No Data Stored Between The Peers
- 35. BlackBerry RIM Network Was Hacked BlackBerry hacked for cooperating with London police By Brandon Griggs, CNN August 9, 2011 6:56 p.m. EDT
- 36. Apple iTunes Network Hacked Apple App Store and iTunes Accounts Hacked, Say Reports By Daniel Ionescu, PCWorld Jul 5, 2010
- 37. Secure Phone Online Uses Android Smart Phones Which Have No Embedded Server Network Secure Phone Online Supports: • Android OS Ver 2.3 and Higher • Windows OS XP, Vista, 7, 8 • Unix OS
- 38. Text Messages and Email Delivery Are Independent From Voice Calls
- 39. You Cannot Be Hacked or Tapped
- 40. All Text Messages, E-Mails and Attachments Are Stored Encrypted On The Peer Device
- 41. Works on Smart Phones, PCs, Laptops and Tablets
- 42. Works On All Wired and Wireless Networks
- 43. Works on Any Cellular Provider Anywhere In The World
- 44. Be A Secure “Ghost” On All Networks Wired and Wireless
- 46. A Lost Device Does Not Compromise User, Device or Group Security
- 47. Secure Contact List Is Pseudo Phone Numbers That Are Meaningless When Called By Regular Phone
- 49. There is No Digital Fingerprint Left Behind
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