Charging phones in public places? Beware of the USB charger scam that can drain personal information and even money!
Public USB charging ports pose a significant security risk, a scam known as 'juice jacking.' Hackers can exploit these ports to access devices, steal data, or install malware. Authorities urge users to use wall sockets, carry personal chargers, disable USB debugging, and avoid trusting unknown devices to stay safe.
Public USB charging ports pose a significant security risk, a scam known as 'juice jacking.' Hackers can exploit these ports to access devices, steal data, or install malware. Authorities urge users to use wall sockets, carry personal chargers, disable USB debugging, and avoid trusting unknown devices to stay safe.
