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8 Free or Cheap Cybersecurity Tips for Travelers
Ready to travel? Let’s talk about how you should prepare for vacation and what steps you can take to protect yourself from cyber criminals.
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Zacharias 🐝 Voulgaris
3 years ago#1
Cool advice. I'd add that if you find yourself in an airport or any busy hub where hackers may be lurking, it's good to keep all your sensitive devices and RFID documents in a Faraday bag (kind of a Faraday cage, but in sealable bag form). This can prevent them from accessing them wirelessly. Cheers