Hey Guys we the team of HELPING SURFERS INC. has come up with How to be safe from NSO Pegasus spyware on Android? | Israel NSO Group Pegasus. Here we are going to spread awareness for the following- Pegasus Spyware Threat in World.

This Pegasus Spyware was created by an Israel located group called as NSO Group for the purpose of safety of world from terrorist attacks, cyber crimes, and various geo-political reason.

But in this time this spyware has become the talk of town as people from various countries claim that this is being used to spy on people to leak personal information. This was a brief information so now we should proceed to our topic that is-  

How to be safe from NSO Pegasus spyware on Android? | Israel NSO Group Pegasus 

As a data suggests that this spyware has been installed on 50,000+ smartphone's across the world. This data seems to be much bigger, but considering the world population this amount is negligible. 

Majority of politicians, journalists, entrepreneurs, and other influential people has been considered as victim of this spyware as they control majority of decisions and has power. 

Now question arises are we safe the answer we don't know we know that is just keep precautions as this are not only helpful against this cyber threat but also to other threats. 

So lets start with-  How to be safe from NSO Pegasus spyware on Android? | Israel NSO Group Pegasus 

1) Only open links from known and trusted contacts and sources when using your device. Pegasus is deployed to Apple devices through an iMessage link. And this is is the same technique used by many cybercriminals for both malware distribution and less technical scams. The same advice applies to links sent via email or other messaging applications.

2) Make sure your device is updated with any relevant patches and upgrades. While having a standardised version of an operating system creates a stable base for attackers to target, it’s still your best defence.

If you use Android, don’t rely on notifications for new versions of the operating system. Check for the latest version yourself, as your device’s manufacturer may not be providing updates.

3) Although it may sound obvious, you should limit physical access to your phone. Do this by enabling pin, finger or face-locking on the device. The eSafety Commissioner’s website has a range of videos explaining how to configure your device securely.

4) Avoid public and free WiFi services (including hotels), especially when accessing sensitive information. The use of a VPN is a good solution when you need to use such networks.

5) Encrypt your device data and enable remote-wipe features where available. If your device is lost or stolen, you will have some reassurance your data can remain safe.

This are some of our listed ways by which you can be safe from NSO Pegasus spyware | Israel NSO Group Pegasus. And we here conclude our today's topic- How to be safe from NSO Pegasus spyware on Android? | Israel NSO Group Pegasus. 

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