A few days ago, the pager blast in Lebanon shook the whole world. Now even in smartphones, viruses in PDF and emails can cause explosion.
Everyone has heard the heart-wrenching incidents of pager blasts in Lebanon and surrounding areas recently. Since then, concerns were being raised about mobile phones or smartphones as well, whether smartphones can also be blasted in this manner? Let us tell you that the recent information is pointing towards an even more serious danger. Regarding this, the cyber cell of Delhi Police is also warning people using Android and iOS phones.
During the Covid pandemic, people have already struggled with an invisible virus that spread through the air, infected and killed people, but according to experts related to the cyber world, the phone you are carrying around in your hand. If a little care is taken, the virus in it can blast it too. Virus can destroy your smartphone and lead you to death.
new problem
Well-known cyber expert Kislay Choudhary, associated with the cyber cell of Delhi Police, told news18hindi that till now clicking on the link, message or email received on your phone has resulted in your system hanging, money disappearing from the account, your phone getting disconnected. We were facing the problems of hacking or leaking of personal information, but now the problem we are facing is more dangerous and latest. Is. People of cyber world are also gathering in-depth information regarding this.
Virus in the phone and then blast
Kislay says that some such incidents have come to light in China and Japan in which it has been seen that in both Android or iOS smartphones, such a virus is being sent through PDF and email, which becomes active as soon as it is opened and your Apart from destroying the phone, it can also blast it. In such a situation, imagine what will happen to you if the phone is in your hand?
Warning issued two days ago
Chaudhary says that a warning has also been issued to Android and iOS regarding this type of virus coming into the phone, in which it has been said not to open any unknown PDF. This can be harmful. At the same time, Cyber Cell of Delhi Police has also warned the people using iOS or Android phones in Delhi and across the country.
what not to do people
Kislay Chaudhary says that whoever is using a smartphone, if he receives any PDF or mail from an unknown number addressed in his name, then do not open it even by mistake. If you open that email or PDF, the virus sent behind it can be very dangerous. This method of cyber blast or cyber attack is quite latest and modern, although no such case has been reported in India yet, but it is being heard in foreign countries. Therefore caution is the biggest thing.
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FIRST PUBLISHED : October 1, 2024, 1:33 PM IST
