How to foil cyberspies on your business trip
Devices should send only encrypted data and require strong passwords, for example
New York
THE admonitions to business travellers headed to other countries should be familiar by now: Keep your laptop with you at all times. Stay off public Wi-Fi networks. Don't send unencrypted files over the Internet.
But not all travellers heed them, and many are unaware of the foreign hackers and state-sponsored spies who are taking advantage of their lax security practices.
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