A hacker can steal data on our computers in just 13 seconds! Very short and very scary. But don't worry, JalanTikus has a solution. Listen!
Hackers is a profession that is very dangerous to the security of internet users. The reason is, hackers often steal our valuable data and misuse it. Starting from password account, until data related to finance can be stolen by hackers.
There's even a lot circulating on the internet about a rumor, namely that a hacker can steal data on our computers in just a short period of time time 13 seconds! Very short and very scary. But don't worry, ApkVenue has a solution, just look at the following article on how to prevent hacker attacks.
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Hackers Can Hack Your Computer in 13 Seconds! This is how to prevent it
Theft of data on our computers is a very vulnerable and dangerous thing. Imagine if our important data, starting from passwords, credit cards, and our company data, were leaked everywhere. Of course this will be very threatening us.
There was even a lot of discussion, it was reported that a hacker was able to steal our valuable data in just 13 seconds by plugging in the USB! Even though your computer system is in a state of lock screen, this technique can still be used.
For more details, you can see the following video demonstration.
Seen in the video, a hacker just plugged in a USB in 13 seconds, then finished. Your data has been stolen. Such is the danger, those 13 seconds can plunge your life into a nightmare.
So, how do you prevent it? Here, Jaka will provide a solution.
Prevent Hacker Attacks
- Solution 1
Never leave Your computer or laptop is in a vulnerable place, even if its position is the lock screen. Even this solution was also suggested by Rob Fuller, a tester, technology advisor, and founder of the site Room362. Here is Rob Fuller's tweet about this.
- Solution 2
If you are using Windows, you can perform security enhancements via Local Group Policy Editor. Here's how.
Click "start", type "gpedit.msc" without the quotes, then "enter". Then the Local Group Policy Editor window will open.
After that, follow the following path, "Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Device Installation".
Then right click on "Prevent Installation of Devices not described by other policy settings", click "edit" then click "enable"
- Solution 3
Method hacking what the hacker did according to the video above, only works on the following OS.
- Windows 98 SE
- Windows 2000 SP4
- Windows XP SP3
- Windows 7 SP1
- Windows 10 (Enterprise and Home)
- OSX El Capitan / Mavericks
Maybe after knowing this, you can consider using Linux. Because Linux is not only safer against attacks, but Linux itself can also replace Windows.
Well, that's just Jaka's article on how to prevent hacker attacks. Hopefully what Jaka said can be useful for you. What do you think yourself? Isn't this hacker dangerous? Leave your opinion in the comments column yes!
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