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We use our mobile devices to work, send emails and bank online more and more frequently. As a result, cybercriminals are increasingly targeting mobile devices. How can you be certain your smartphone is not infected with malware? And how do you prevent this?
Detecting malicious software, commonly known as malware, is not always easy. Keep an eye out for the following signals!
Cybercriminals extract information and send data such as your emails, confidential documents and even your credit card details, draining energy from your battery.
Are certain applications behaving strangely? Does your smartphone or tablet crash on occasion? Maybe you feel as if everything is going more slowly than it should … Try to determine whether this is caused by malware.
Always keep a close watch on the data usage of your mobile device. Is there an unusual amount of traffic? This could be an indication that malware is carrying out a variety of tasks in the background.
Check your list of outgoing calls and texts on a regular basis. Do you see any unfamiliar telephone numbers? Does your invoice include charges you cannot explain? Be careful: these may be ‘premium numbers’: telephone numbers for which your service provider charges extra.
Due to malware, your mobile device may be calling or texting a criminal premium number without your knowledge. A portion of the call cost is transferred directly to the cybercriminals’ bank account.
Pop-ups that keep popping up are a telltale sign of malware. Closing the app you are working with is often enough to get rid of them.
Cyberattack prevention is of crucial importance. Raising awareness is a key factor as the user is often one of the weakest links.
Are you afraid your mobile device is infected? Contact the person in charge of mobile devices at your place of work. Thanks to the Lookout app and MTP solutions, Orange also helps to protect you and your business.
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