Unauthorized smartphones IT departments go to great lengths to make sure all the computers and other devices connected to the corporate network are secure — but many allow users to connect to WiFi on their personal gadgets. That can cause problems if those smartphones are infected with malware, or intruders could gain access to the phones via Bluetooth and use them as a back door to get on to the network.
Here some of the threats that most often go overlooked
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