Computer hacking – Signal Safeguard

How Vulnerable Are PED’s (portable electronic devices) Against a Hacker?

By Signal SafeGuardPosted on August 15, 2013January 5, 2015Posted in Cyber-attacks, Hacker, Hacking, PEDs, vulnerable company information, vulnerable personal informationTagged cell phones, Computer hacking, device, hacker, hackers, hacking, hacking portable electronic devices, mobile devices, PED, PEDs, stolen identity, vulnerability, vulnerable, vulnerable personal information, WiFi, wireless security

Most people are unaware of how easily someone can hack into their cell phone. There are devices that allow someone (hacker) to hack into your cell phone by just dialing the number. With this technology, they can also listen to your calls, read your emails and texts, listen to the phone’s surroundings such as conversations going on in the room, gain access to your photos and your social media information or any other information stored on your phone. They can even retrieve your password to your online bank account.

Hacking PEDs Is Child’s Play

By Signal SafeGuardPosted on May 22, 2013January 5, 2015Posted in Hacker, HackingTagged cell phones, Computer hacking, hackers, hacking portable electronic devices

Are PEDs (personal electronic devices) Safe from Hacking If you think that PEDs (personal electronic devices) are safe while left unattended in a typical locker box during a secure meeting or SCIF read on…… Would you believe that a middle school child could be writing malware (software such as viruses or Trojans designed to cause […]