One key rule I try to teach is that you never trust anything your receive in email, in a text, or on the phone. You verify absolutely first.
The grandparent scam uses a combination of urgency, love, and fear to catch you.
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Think your six-digit Multi-Factor Authentication code keeps you entirely safe? Think again. Cybercriminals are now using session hijacking to steal active browser data, bypassing passwords and security apps completely without your knowledge. Learn how this invisible threat works and discover three crucial habits to protect your network data today.
The key takeaway from this is getting apps from the app store for whichever device you have or, if you can be certain, from a trusted source. More and more online activity is done with mobile devices, and the threat continues to increase. If you want details on the warning, ZeroDayRAT takes over iPhone and…
A number of people have wound up calling me to help them recover their computers when the problem was simply that some website had been given permission to send notifications. When browsing, be very careful. The more popular the category in which you’re searching, the more likely there are bad websites pretending to serve your…
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Every advance in technology offers us new opportunities. Some of these opportunities are used constructively, some not so much. AI on the March! There are a number of issues with the use of AI, but this post is more of a warning. Just as some positive activities are enhanced by the use of AI, so…
Many people have the impression that most computer hacking is the result of superior technical abilities, which, despite your best efforts, let’s an attacker get control of your computer or other device electronic device. It’s true that hacking involves technical skills, but a great deal of it involves simple people skills, knowledge of how people…