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3 Ways to protect your android from StrandHogg 2.0 bug

Ddos June 19, 2020

The security of your data is essential these days. There are many bugs already on the network trying to sneak into your private data. StrandHogg 2.0 is another vulnerability that lets hackers reach the apps of the victim’s device. It neither requires any special permission, nor the booting up of the device is necessary.

Once the bug infects the device with StrandHogg 2.0 the hackers can easily take the pictures using the device camera, and they can even make phone calls and messages and receive them. Not only this, but they can also easily take down your login and other crucial credentials. Your location, pictures in the device, and contact list nothing remains private. Unknowingly user installs an infected app that launches several activities in the background and collects the data from devices.
With the increase in the number of users and mobile apps, the importance of mobile security has increased. The malware can be at any website, an ad, or in any app. It is crucial to protect the private data to ensure the safety of your bank accounts, photos, and other confidential information.

Three unique methods to improve mobile device security
Encrypting mobile devices through VPN

Data in your mobile device is not safe every time. The service providers may sell your data for some money. To combat this issue, experts recommend VPN. And for the security of mobile devices, the Android VPN is a brilliant tool. What a VPN does is, it shifts the address of the equipment from original to a hoax one whenever it visits a website or communicates over the internet. VPN is one of the safest options for secure communication over the network; it keeps your identity secured from intruders and allows you to have a seamless and reliable connection.

Keep the device up to date

A latest and well secured operating system will always provide you with the best security features that will notify you about such malicious attacks from apps and hackers. The updates of OS will secure the device against the recent threats. An operating system is the first layer of security in any device; therefore, it must be strong and up to date.

Be aware of downloads

The primary gateways to your device are the apps. You should check the source of the app. Always look for genuine sources to download the apps but before downloading check the reviews and contact information of the company.

After understanding the StrandHogg 2.0 and it’s working, you must always be cautious about downloads and logins. These two activities may grant access to the hackers, and that will put your private data at stake.

Once the access is available, it is easy to sweep into the accounts, be it a bank account or social media account the information at both is crucial. Following the ways mentioned above will help in maintaining the security of the device. Android and iOS both are equally vulnerable to such attacks, and safety is a significant concern for both. Though some pre-installed features are available, still the OS needs an update for security against the latest threats.

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