Cert-in warning: Hackers can make a dent in iPhone, Android and Windows, know the whole thing

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News India Live, Digital Desk: Nowadays in the digital world, we all spend a large part of our life. From smartphones to laptops, our devices have become a stronghold of our daily work and personal information. In such a situation, Cyber ​​Security becomes our biggest concern. Recently, Cyber ​​Security Agency of Government of India Cert-in (Indian Computer Emergency Response Team) Has issued a serious warning that has made Apple, Android and Windows Users sleep. This warning suggests that these platforms have been found to have serious security flaws, taking advantage of which hackers can steal your data or get control on your device.

What is this warning of Cert-in and why it is so serious?

CERT-in has given information about several security flaws of ‘High Ceremony’ in Apple iOS, iPados, Macos, Watchos, Android OS and some Windows versions in his advice. ‘High Civaier’ means that these flaws can pose a big threat and hackers can easily benefit them.

What platforms are the danger and what can be there?

  1. Apple (iOS, iPados, Macos, Watchos):

    • Flower: Many of Apple’s operating systems have found flaws that can allow hackers to make a dent in your device while sitting far away.

    • What can happen; what can be done: Hackers can make access to your personal data (photos, videos, messages), banking information, or completely control your device. They can install or delete apps without your knowledge.

  2. Android OS:

    • Flower: Some of the verses of Android have also found security weaknesses, which are at apps and system levels.

    • What can happen; what can be done: Hackers can install malware in your device, keep an eye on your activities, or damage your data.

  3. Windows (some version):

    • Flower: Some of the Microsoft Windows have also found serious flaws, especially in components that manage the system.

    • What can happen; what can be done: Hackers can get unauthorized access to your computer, crash the system, or steal sensitive information.


What should you do? (Most important):

Do not take this warning of Cert-in lightly. Take these steps immediately to ensure your safety:

  1. Update software (first and foremost):

    • Apple users: Immediately update your iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch in the latest iOS, iPados, Macos, and Watchos versions. Apple has released patches to fix these flaws.

    • Android users: Go to the settings of your Android smartphone and check the system update and install the latest security patch immediately when available.

    • Windows users: Update your Windows operating system regularly. Go to Windows Update and install all the available updates.

  2. Avoid unknown links and emails: Do not click on any unknown email, message or suspicious link, especially if they ask to download an app or ask for personal information.

  3. Use a strong password: Use a strong and unique password for all your accounts, and if possible, turn on a two-factor authentication (2FA).

  4. Download apps only from reliable source: Apps always download the apps from official and reliable sources like Google Play Store or Apple App Store.

  5. Use antivirus software: Install a good and updated antivirus software on your laptop or computer.

This warning reminds us that we have to always be alert and proactive to stay safe in the digital world. Updating your device is the first and most important ladder of your online security.

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