A new consumer cybersecurity survey highlights how everyday users are expanding mobile risk without realizing it. The report shows that most consumers now rely on smartphones as their primary device for banking, shopping, and authentication, yet many still reuse passwords, click on unsolicited links, and install apps without reviewing permissions. As mobile threats grow, ranging from phishing and malicious apps to device-level exploits, the report warns that insecure user habits can accelerate compromise. With mobile devices functioning as the gateway to personal and business data, strengthening mobile hygiene and continuous threat monitoring is becoming essential for reducing real-world risk.
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