Talk about a computer rip-off! I'm going to relate to you how a major company ripped off one of my computer customers. It happened just last week. But first: Let's Set The Scene If you've been reading this blog for some time or you've been our customer for awhile, you should be familiar with scam …
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Because of the pandemic, we haven't had any in-person seminars. These training sessions are one place where I often hand-out computing-related brochures. I also distribute them when I speak at local organizations but that hasn't been happening either. Of course, not everyone could attend these functions even if we were holding them. With that in …
One of the themes of this blog has been Social Engineering. I never set out to make that a primary subject but circumstances have drawn my posts in that direction. Today, I'm going to relate a story of how one of my customers got the "double whammy." First, in case you missed my other posts …
When it comes to security online, the weakest link in the chain is, unfortunately, the computer user. That's you, that's me. Oh, there are other security issues - hence, updates to our software, etc. But, it's the person in front of the computing device's screen who makes up the most vulnerable aspect of the virtual …
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