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The Risk of Leaving Smartphone Sensors Unprotected

Privoro • October 9, 2018  
The Risk of Leaving Smartphone Sensors Unprotected

If you hold, share or have access to important information, you should assume your smartphone has already been hacked.

Unprotected smartphones could pose the greatest security risks to governments, enterprises and individuals. Consider what's at stake and prevent hackers from capitalizing on your information.

Download this whitepaper which examines:

  • How hackers compromise smartphone cameras and microphones;
  • The risks of leaving smartphone sensors unprotected;
  • How to prevent hackers from capitalizing on your information.
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