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Accessory maker Plugable just launched a collection of USB-C data-blocker charging cables. The cables transfer only power, not data, and therefore prevent “juice jacking” attacks at public charging ...

In today’s hyper-connected world, staying secure while charging your devices on the go is more important than ever. USB data blockers are simple tools that protect your smartphone or tablet from ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The best offense is a good defense is a proverb that rings true when discussing many subjects, including consumer tech. Protecting our ...

USB devices are portable, ubiquitous, and convenient. They can also be carriers of malware and accomplices in data theft. It's a good practice to secure, or at least monitor USB ports in a network —a ...

Juice jacking may occur in public places such as airports, hotels, and other shared spaces where people commonly use public charging ports.

In general, plugging your phone into unknown devices or outlets, such as a computer, storage devices, or any other type of thumb drive, is not a safe move. So, how about those free charging stations ...

Founder of cybersecurity firm TorGuard, Ben Van Pelt, told The Sun that consumers can keep themselves safe from 'juice jacking' with three tips. SMARTPHONE-wielding travellers have been warned against ...

A security expert has issued a warning to anyone travelling this summer not to use USB ports in hotels. Hotel USB ports offer a seemingly simple solution for you to charge your devices without the ...

SMARTPHONE owners have been urged to buy a cheap gadget that can block hackers from sneakily accessing their devices on-the-go. Catching the travel bug is typically a bit costly – but it shouldn’t ...