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The National Police Agency and the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Are Urging Caution Regarding Suspicious Apps and TV Connection Devices, as They Could Be Used as a Starting Point for Cyberattacks.

The National Police Agency and the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications announced on the 21st that they will work together with the private sector to prevent devices connected to smartphones and televisions in ordinary households from being used as the starting point for cyberattacks. This move is being strengthened due to the persistent problem of misuse for fraudulent money transfers and other scams, as well as concerns about attack…
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The National Police Agency and the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications announced on the 21st that they will work together with the private sector to prevent devices connected to smartphones and televisions in ordinary households from being used as the starting point for cyberattacks. This move is being strengthened due to the persistent problem of misuse for fraudulent money transfers and other scams, as well as concerns about attack…

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産経ニュース broke the news in Japan on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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