The Indian government has issued a warning regarding a new scam targeting smartphone users using public USB chargers. This so-called USB charger scam raises security concerns as cybercriminals exploit public charging stations at various locations, posing risks of juice jacking. CERT-In advises against using these public USB chargers to safeguard personal information. To prevent falling victim to such scams, individuals are encouraged to utilize electrical outlets, carry personal power banks, secure their devices with strong locks, power off while charging, and exercise caution when connecting to unknown devices. By following these precautions, smartphone users can protect themselves from potential cyber threats while charging their devices in public spaces.
Indian Govt Warns of USB Charger Scam Targeting Smartphone Users
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