Understanding Juice Jacking and USB Security

What is the primary concern when using public USB chargers?

• They are often out of order.

• They can transfer data as well as power, posing a security risk.

• They can overheat your device.

• They might not charge your device efficiently.

How do hackers potentially execute a juice jacking attack?

• By using a special app on the victim's phone.

• By modifying public charging stations or using special cables.

• By sending phishing emails to the victim.

• By hacking into the Wi-Fi network.

Why are there no reported cases of juice jacking?

• Because it is a myth and not technically possible.

• Because cybersecurity firms have not been able to detect them.

• Because hackers prefer other methods of attack.

• Because the attacks are too complex and not worth the effort.

What makes modern phones relatively safe from juice jacking?

• They have stronger batteries that don't need frequent charging.

• They automatically treat data exchange over a cord as suspicious.

• They have built-in antivirus software.

• They can only be charged wirelessly.

Why is it unlikely for hackers to target average users with juice jacking?

• Because hackers are only interested in corporate data.

• Because average users don't use public chargers.

• Because average users have better security software.

• Because the tools required are expensive and complex.