The ridiculous questions about cybersecurity and the secrets we share without knowing. It’s funny but it also reveals little knowledge.
On the one hand, there is a joke. On the other hand, it’s worrying.
People often use the ChatGPT To ask how you can surf more safely. Are concerned about online privacy, with the Cybersecurity. Normal.
The five more frequently asked questions Throughout this year, it is about, Wi-Fi in public places, VPN, the possibility that the mobile phone is being spied on, and how to know that we are victims of cyberataque.
But there are questions… out of the box. The analysis, sent to the ZAP, was made by the Cyberrsecurity company Nordvpn.
Here are five examples:
“Hackers can steal my thoughts through my smartphone? ”
“If I Erase a virus with the ‘Delete’ keyis my computer safe? ”
“My intelligent toze You can join a botnet and Atacar-Me? “
“If I whisper my password While I write, can hackers still hear it? ”
“They can hack my mobile phone if the storm?”
These are funny questions, but they reveal that many internet users know little about digital security.
“Although some questions are serious and insightful, others are fun bizarre, but all reveal a worrying reality: Many people still misunderstood cybersecurity. This lack of knowledge makes them exposed to fraud, identity thefts and social engineering. Worse yet, users share personal data without knowing as they seek help, ”says Marijus Briedis, director of Nordvpn.
And the real problem It’s another: users reveal personal data without knowing. Users often disclose personal information without realizing the risks.
Many users, when talking to chatgPT, expose their full name, contacts, location data (even indicate the GPS coordinate), social networking profiles, confidential financial data, passwords…
For greater security, ChatgPT users can disable data use for training. To do so, they need to enter data control and disable the historical chat and training option.
