How important is it that StrikeForce's software be
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Posted On: 07/02/2019 10:56:08 AM
How important is it that StrikeForce's software be available to Hotel Guests?
https://www.google.com/search?ei=8W0bXcz5JtTb...Wu-gnS70Ds
https://k945.com/visitors-to-sochi-olympics-i...ked-video/
Hackers are providing their own WiFi, in effect they are providing the imitating WiFi or Hotspots using the name of the facility offering WiFi so that you click on their signal instead of the Hotel's, they can use Blue-Tooth, they can Hi-Jack your 4G & 5G and get into unprotected Apps on your devices ...etc..... Nearly nothing can prevent them from getting on your device, unless it is off.
So far, SFOR's software makes your keystrokes unreadable, stops them from taking screen shots of your device and click jacking. Soon, It will prevent hackers from using your microphone and camera. But it does not prevent hackers from getting on your devices. One report from Microsoft said that they believe that devices are infected about 1 out of every 14 pages they visit on the internet. So as we are told by George Waller, it is best to assume we are infected and protect ourselves in real time.
How bad is it? Watch these news stories to see:
https://k945.com/visitors-to-sochi-olympics-i...ked-video/
Sochi 2014: Privacy and hacking at the Olympic Games - CBS News
https://www.cbsnews.com/.../winter-olympics-2...lympic-g...
Feb 7, 2014 - Reports are surfacing that Sochi is hacker's paradise, but the reality is more ... social media, they face the risk that hackers will break into their devices. .... On whether or not everyone in Sochi will get hacked, Rogers says: “The ...
Japanese government plans to hack into citizens' IoT devices | ZDNet
https://www.zdnet.com/.../japanese-government...t-device...
Jan 27, 2019 - The Japanese government approved a law amendment on Friday that will allow government workers to hack into people's Internet of Things devices as part of an unprecedented survey of insecure IoT devices. ... NICT employees will be allowed to use default passwords and password ...
Japan Plans to Hack 200 Million Devices to Prepare for Olympics
https://futurism.com/the-byte/japan-hack-devices-olympics
Jan 28, 2019 - The Japanese government might soon become the world’s most prominent white hat hacker. ... The NICT received legal permission to hack Japanese citizens’ stuff last November, citing the need to ramp up cybersecurity in preparation for the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics and Paralympics.
https://www.google.com/search?ei=8W0bXcz5JtTb...Wu-gnS70Ds
https://k945.com/visitors-to-sochi-olympics-i...ked-video/
Hackers are providing their own WiFi, in effect they are providing the imitating WiFi or Hotspots using the name of the facility offering WiFi so that you click on their signal instead of the Hotel's, they can use Blue-Tooth, they can Hi-Jack your 4G & 5G and get into unprotected Apps on your devices ...etc..... Nearly nothing can prevent them from getting on your device, unless it is off.
So far, SFOR's software makes your keystrokes unreadable, stops them from taking screen shots of your device and click jacking. Soon, It will prevent hackers from using your microphone and camera. But it does not prevent hackers from getting on your devices. One report from Microsoft said that they believe that devices are infected about 1 out of every 14 pages they visit on the internet. So as we are told by George Waller, it is best to assume we are infected and protect ourselves in real time.
How bad is it? Watch these news stories to see:
https://k945.com/visitors-to-sochi-olympics-i...ked-video/
Sochi 2014: Privacy and hacking at the Olympic Games - CBS News
https://www.cbsnews.com/.../winter-olympics-2...lympic-g...
Feb 7, 2014 - Reports are surfacing that Sochi is hacker's paradise, but the reality is more ... social media, they face the risk that hackers will break into their devices. .... On whether or not everyone in Sochi will get hacked, Rogers says: “The ...
Japanese government plans to hack into citizens' IoT devices | ZDNet
https://www.zdnet.com/.../japanese-government...t-device...
Jan 27, 2019 - The Japanese government approved a law amendment on Friday that will allow government workers to hack into people's Internet of Things devices as part of an unprecedented survey of insecure IoT devices. ... NICT employees will be allowed to use default passwords and password ...
Japan Plans to Hack 200 Million Devices to Prepare for Olympics
https://futurism.com/the-byte/japan-hack-devices-olympics
Jan 28, 2019 - The Japanese government might soon become the world’s most prominent white hat hacker. ... The NICT received legal permission to hack Japanese citizens’ stuff last November, citing the need to ramp up cybersecurity in preparation for the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics and Paralympics.
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