Hacker Noon July 28, 2023
Zac Amos

5G can be an incredibly beneficial technology because it enhances communication and increases connection speeds. However, the same things making it useful may pose unique security risks. Its impact on cybersecurity could be widespread and significant.

What Is 5G?

Fifth-generation (5G) technology is the latest in wireless communications. It’s faster and more flexible than 4G, so many people are switching to it. In fact, experts project nearly 6 million people worldwide will use it by 2027.

Most use 5G to enhance their mobile capabilities, but it also has applications in various industries. It enables more Internet of Things (IoT) devices and provides high-speed connections. However, while it offers many operational benefits, it also can increase network vulnerabilities and give hackers...

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