Dragon Touch: A Cyber-Fairytale Turned Nightmare – How a Kids’ Tablet Unleashed a Horde of Malware and Outdated Software

In a plot twist of a cyber-fairytale, a Dragon Touch tablet, a gift for a princess, was found to be a den of malware and outdated software. This tale of “Children’s Tablet Security Risks” has a happy ending, thanks to our hero Mom, a cybersecurity researcher, who tamed the dragon and exposed its fiery mischief.

Published: Added: November 16, 2023 at 8:23 amAssembled by: J J
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Here's a plot twist for a cyber-fairytale. Mom buys a Dragon Touch tablet for her daughter's birthday. Little did she know that this dragon came with a hoard of malware and outdated software, ready to devour her princess's privacy. But Mom turned out to be a cybersecurity researcher, so the dragon was tamed, and its mischief exposed to the world. Let's just say, the dragon didn't live happily ever after.

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