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Cyber Commute: How Your Daily Ride Became a Data Breach Hotspot
Don’t be fooled, folks! Your simple swipe on the OMNY system might mean more than just a ticket to ride. With Public Transit Data Vulnerability, you’re potentially buying a front-row seat to the latest data breach. Next stop: your personal info in a cyber crook’s…
Hot Take:
Stepping onto a bus or train isn't just a simple commute anymore - it's more like a walk through a cyber minefield. The OMNY tap-and-go system, New York MTA's latest brainchild, might have made commuting a breeze, but it also opened Pandora's box of cyber risks. So, next time you tap that card, remember, you're not just paying for your ride, you're also potentially buying a ticket to a data breach. Welcome to the future, folks!Already a member? Log in here