You might want to think twice about plugging your devices into public charging stations, according to the FBI.
Axios cybersecurity reporter Sam Sabin notesas they charge.To avoid becoming a victim of "juice jacking," carry your own charger and USB cord, the FCC says.Carry a portable charger or external battery.
Get a charging-only cable from a trusted supplier to prevent data from being sent or received while charging.Don't conduct any sensitive transactions, including purchases, while on public networks, the
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