Published 1 year ago

Don’t use public phone charging stations: FBI

Summary by Ground News

The FBI is warning people to not use public phone charging stations, which have become increasingly popular in places like airports and shopping malls. The problem is that hackers have found a way to introduce malware and other software onto devices through the public stations, the FBI said.

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News18 India

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The Guardian

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CTV News

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