Today, we rely on digital devices more than ever before. But unlike in years past, most of these devices, whether they’re E-readers, tablets, laptops, notebooks, iPhones and other smartphones, netbooks, iPods, printers, game consoles, handheld gaming systems or smart TVs, can connect to the Internet. Everywhere you turn, there’s another digital device connected to the mass network we call the Web. Even still, most people using these devices don’t consider safety and security to be a priority. It could be that they assume hackers are only concerned with causing trouble for regular computers, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. In fact, many of these digital devices are far more vulnerable to hacking because users don’t protect them with the necessary security software or take the proper measures to ensure that they are protected. |