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Your own mobile phone consuming your resources(power and data charges) can spy on you discretely. That spy software is not with the secret service, it’s available for free !

That innocuous looking app in the list may be malicious. Anyone with physical access to your phone can install the spy app discreetly and it can spy on you in stealth mode.

How far it can see?

Mitigation strategies:

1. Always install apps from Google Play Store only
2. Disable “Install from Unknown Sources” option.
3. Enable Google Play Protect in “Settings”
4. Be cautious, to whom you give your phone. The role of Physical security is paramount
   
5. If you are streaming your phone’s screen for online class or any reason, your OTPs are visible to your entire audience. Disable peek notifications. (Updated on COVID-19 pandemic days of 2020)

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One of my students who switched to Linux recently asked this question. There are many utilities with GUI for handling archives, but it’s better done with a terminal command.

1. Start a Terminal.
2. If “unzip” utility is not installed, try this command to install it. (on Debian Linux distributions and its derivatives, Ubuntu, Linux Mint etc.)
   

   sudo apt-get install unzip

3. We want to unzip a file named “trust-rist-master.zip” in my “home” directory
4. Type the command as follows
   

   unzip trust-rist-master.zip

5. It will extract the archive in the same directory, with the name of zip files as directory name

Thanks Ashwin for bringing up with this question !

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