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Once inside, hackers scan all devices on the network, searching for exploitable entry points.
After gaining access, they install or activate malware like keyloggers or remote access tools to monitor everything happening on the device.
This process underscores how difficult it is to fully secure devices, especially against sophisticated adversaries.
The Deceptive Notion of "Nothing to Fear"
Some tech insiders and even Google employees have suggested, "If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear." This mindset is criticized as completely irrational because it dismisses the inherent privacy rights and the potential severity of surveillance breaches.