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  Cybersecurity Career Paths for College Students: How to Get Started Introduction Cybersecurity has become a crucial field in today's digital age, where organizations and individuals are constantly at risk of cyber threats. As a college student, exploring career paths in cybersecurity can lead to exciting opportunities and a fulfilling professional journey. In this article, we will delve into the various cybersecurity career paths available to college students and provide valuable insights on how to get started in this rapidly growing industry. Table of Contents Understanding Cybersecurity Why Choose a Cybersecurity Career? Cybersecurity Career Paths 1. Security Analyst 2. Penetration Tester 3. Incident Responder 4. Cryptographer 5. Security Consultant Building the Foundation 1. Pursue a Degree in Cybersecurity 2. Develop Technical Skills 3. Gain Practical Experience 4. Obtain Certifications Networking and Professional Associations Job Opportunities and Industry Trends 1. Governme...
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10 Things What Information Your Phone Contains Secretly?

WHAT DO YOUR PHONE KNOWS ABOUT ?

ALERT :  10 Things What Information Your Phone Contains Secretly?


Whether your phone is in your pocket or on desk, It retains a lot of personal data. And all this information is vulnerable to cyber criminals.

cypheraddaHere is Ten things which your phone contains secretly.

1)PASSWORD 

Password stored in web browser auto fill form and password stored in the file system are secretly stored by your smartphone.Don't save PASSWORD.

2)BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS

All downloaded bank statement is accessed by you smartphone.Which can make your Bank balance to ZERO.So, Don't store this information.

3)CURRENT LOCATION GPS

You current location is accessed by your smart phone every time.What you doing,where you are.Your privacy is at risk.so, OFF GPS.

4)RECENT FILES KEEP BY APPLICATIONS

Recent file accessed list is kept by operating system and various appliction keep thier own recent file list which is vulnerable and harmful for our security. 

5)DELETED FILES

All deleted files,including ones no longer in recycle bin or trash ,can be recovered until physical storage space overwritten. 

6)CONTACTS

All contacts, address book contacts,email contacts, whatspp contacts are monitored by many applications. STOP GIVING PERMISSION TO RANDOM APPLICATIONS. WHICH HAVE NO    USE OF CONTACT.
Example:- Why giving Contact permission to Photo editing application(Deny them).

7)PHONE CALL LOGS

All call logs stored on your phone which is dangerous if phone get HACKED or STOLEN by  someone.

8)TEXT MESSAGES

All Text Message Logs are stored on phone which some time contains BANK accountant details or SENSITIVE details which is dangerous for you.

9)CREDIT/DEBIT CARD DETAILS

Downloaded credit/Debit card statement or web browser autofill data track your SENSITIVE details which is Dangerous for you.So, Don't store them in you phone.

10)NAME AND ADDRESS AUTO FILL IN BROWSER

Name and address details filled on browser by you is dangerous if phone get HACKED.
So, clear you cookies and session before exiting you browser.




 10 Things What Information Your Phone Contains Secretly?

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