Your Mobile Device knows more about you than you know about yourself so, do you wipe it carefully before getting rid of it?

Information stored on Mobile devices can include can information

• Where you live, work, and places you frequently visit
• The contact details for everyone in your address book and applications, including family, friends, and coworkers
• Call history, including inbound, outbound, and missed calls
• SMS (texting), voice, and multimedia messages
• Chat sessions within applications like secure chat, games, and social media
• Location history based on GPS coordinates or cell tower history
• Web browsing history, search history, cookies, and cached pages
• Personal photos, videos, audio recordings, and emails
• Stored passwords and access to personal accounts, such as your online bank or email
• Access to photos, files, or information stored in the Cloud
• Any health-related information, including your age, heart rate, blood pressure, or diet

How do you get rid of this before disposing?

Check Below

https://securingthehuman.sans.org/newsletters/ouch/issues/OUCH-201612_en.pdf

Few Security Tutorials from Varonis - Good for end users

There are 7 short and simple videos

1. Internet Security Basics
2. How to choose a good password
3. How to know when to trust a website
4. Why we need all those software updates
5. How to protect your phone from hackers
6. How to protect your home from the Internet of Things (IoT)
7. 5 ways to protect yourself online

Check it here:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYEr6kVanyrPu1qZ5g6iOr0v4ImpOOCSH

Don't forget to upgade Google chrome - 12 high severity flaws have been fixed

My  Philosophy

1.  If you don't patch your PC then it is bad
2.  If you don't patch your Browser then it is worse.

For banking and other important activities. Use a different browser in  a new Private window and NEVER use that browser to access any other sites.





For More info:
https://threatpost.com/google-fixes-12-high-severity-flaws-in-chrome-browser/122223/