Before you connect another smart TV, tablet or phone, lock it down
First publishedJul 14, 11:49 UTC
Last updatedJul 14, 13:59 UTC · 11m ago
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Answer
Hackers target smart devices connected to the same home Wi-Fi network.
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Many people connect new devices to their home Wi-Fi without thinking about security. This makes it easy for hackers to access their devices.
Why it matters
You should lock down your devices to protect them from hackers and data thieves.
In brief
- What happens when you connect a new device to your home Wi-Fi?
- Hackers can access your device.
- Why is it important to lock down devices?
- To protect them from hackers and data thieves.
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Outlets emphasize the importance of securing smart devices connected to the same home Wi-Fi network.
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Importance of security
Sources2TypeAngleFox NewsHighlights the risk of hackers accessing devices.CyberGuyEmphasizes the need to lock down devices for security. - Coverage cardFraming signal2AngleScouting report
Common mistake
Sources2TypeAngleFox NewsPoints out that people often connect new devices without thinking about security.CyberGuyNotes that people rarely check device settings for security.
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