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The Nigerian Communications Commission’s Cyber Security Incident Response Team (NCC-CSIRT) has identified two cyber vulnerabilities and advised Nigerian telecom consumers on the measures to be taken to get protected from cyber-attacks.

NCC-CSIRT said the method known as Juice Jacking, is part of two cyber vulnerabilities it identified.

The Nigerian Communications Commission’s Cyber Security Incident Response Team (NCC-CSIRT) has independently identified two..

The Nigerian Communications Commission’s Cyber Security Incident Response Team (NCC-CSIRT) has independently identified two cyber vulnerabilities and

With holiday travel causing huge crowds across the country, Salt Lake Community College Associate Professor of Cybersecurity Rod Buhler offers tips for safe cyber-travel.

Spying isn’t just the traditional method of watching someone with a camera. Governments, businesses & individuals could be spying on you via the internet, recording more information about you than you might expect. So what can you do about it? by Dr David Maddison

Think is safe. >> it seems very innocent. now it says ive been hacked. >> reporter: just like that your data are gone and the helpful charging stations are also prime targets. its called juice jacking. when you plug your phone in, a prompt comes up asking if you trust the connection, so many just say yes, but beware. >> unbeknownst to you, this usb port is connected to a system where a cybercriminal is looking at your device. >> i realized somebody was trying to enter my computer. >> reporter: j...

Think is going to be a safe user name and password. >> it seems very innocent. now it says ive been hacked. >> reporter: just like that your data are gone and the helpful charging stations are also prime targets. its called juice jacking. when you plug your phone in, a prompt comes up asking if you trust the connection, so many just say yes, but beware. >> unbeknownst to you, this usb port is connected to a system where a cybercriminal is looking at your device. >> i realized somebody was trying...

Targets for hackers. how hackers do it. he set up an unauthorized insecure wi-fi network at the airport and called it airport wi-fi. within minutes 15 travelers around us logged on not realizing it was an unofficial insecure connection. >> we have a malicious hot spot here. youre punching in what you think is going to be a safe user and password. >> seems innocent. now it says ive been hacked. >> just like that your data is gone. those helpful charging stationers also prime targets. its called j...