Kindle Users at Risk of Hacking via Infected E-books
Cybersecurity consulting firm Realmode Labs found another security hole in the Send to Kindle feature. The feature allows users to send documents, e-books, and web pages to a personal Kindle unit. A user could unknowingly send an e-book infected with malware to their or someone elses equipment. Thana Prasongsin/Getty Images Version 5.13.5 of Kindles firmware corrected the issue on devices and corresponding computer. Theupdate is availableon Amazon’s website. 10'000 Hours/Getty Images