CERT-FR Advises Users to Disable Wi-Fi to Mitigate Vulnerabilities
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The CERT-FR (French Computer Emergency Response Team) has issued a recommendation for iPhone and Android users to completely disable Wi-Fi when not in use. This advice comes in response to multiple vulnerabilities identified across wireless interfaces, applications, operating systems, and even hardware, which could expose users to security risks. The agency also emphasizes the importance of installing apps only from official stores and reviewing security settings regularly.
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