Be aware of this Dell Support Scam! On Monday, April 2nd, Dell sent out a notice about a Dell support scams that have cropped up targeting Dell customers. Since we are a Dell partner and have put Dell machines at
Cloud Backup – local
Secure System Plan Protect your livelihood from the unknown with cloud backup. We protect you and your data against physical loss like car accidents, theft, fire/flood. We protect against ransomware, spilled wine and a host of other unknowns. What
Reset AOL & Yahoo Passwords – Assistance
Reset AOL & Yahoo Passwords – Assistance All email applications like Yahoo and AOL have an option to reset the password that is automated. Simply go to the website where you usually log into your mail. (this would NOT be
Yahoo email breach
It took years for Yahoo to tell it’s customers that Yahoo email had a data breach. Meanwhile scammers could change Yahoo email users passwords, read their mail and invent a multitude of ways to scam them. Then, years later –
Microsoft Scam – Is Microsoft calling me?
From Microsoft: Microsoft does not make unsolicited phone calls to help you fix your computer In this scam cybercriminals call you and claim to be from Microsoft Tech Support. They offer to help solve your computer problems. Once the crooks
email password recovery – can’t access email account – gmail, Yahoo & AOL
Are you having trouble with email password recovery of your email account after encountering a scammer? You are not alone! Scammers are changing email passwords and also the recovery options which make it impossible for you to get your free
Microsoft scam
This week we had two customers who got the Microsoft Scam – the same message on the computer, something like: “We are Microsoft, your computer is infected. Do not turn it off. Call us now.” They did. In both cases
computer scams – a local story and warning to protect yourself from internet scams
computer Scams are a problem for everyone. Read about how one person was taken advantage of and be careful yourself with scams like this one. A sad story about computer scams. We recently had a loyal customer bring in a
Password Log Book
Customers should consider a password log book for keeping secure track of passwords. Honestly, in this day and age, no one is looking for your written password. In today’s world the bad guys are hacking into accounts in the hundreds
Hiding malware and other messages in plain site.
“If Russian malware is chatting through Instagram comments, what sort of digital dead drops might be happening on Facebook or Twitter?” I saw this article recently and it explains very well why authorities are having such a hard time stopping