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by Daniel Johnson, The Telegraph, 4 December 2013
Cyber security firm says children's tablets are insecure and put security at risk
Children’s tablets have little or no security for protecting data and are vulnerable to hacking, a leading cyber security firm has warned.
The NCC Group assessed two children’s tablets which are likely to be on many Christmas lists and found children’s security and privacy is at risk.
“The results of this analysis showed that little to no security and privacy engineering happens in the device marked aimed at children, putting theirs as well as your security and privacy at risk”, the security experts warned.
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Children’s tablets have little or no security for protecting data and are vulnerable to hacking, a leading cyber security firm has warned.
The NCC Group assessed two children’s tablets which are likely to be on many Christmas lists and found children’s security and privacy is at risk.
“The results of this analysis showed that little to no security and privacy engineering happens in the device marked aimed at children, putting theirs as well as your security and privacy at risk”, the security experts warned.