I got an email that said my system had been detected as having been infected by 32 viruses. When I run a scan of my PC with Windows Defender, however, it reports nothing. What’s going on?
I got an email that said my system had been detected as having been infected by 32 viruses. When I run a scan of my PC with Windows Defender, however, it reports nothing. What’s going on?
Dave, I got an email message that indicated I have a package ready for delivery from UPS. I checked and there’s nothing I’m expecting. Is it a scam? I’m afraid to click on the link…
Did you know that Microsoft has a tool that helps you ensure you have your Windows and online account locked down and as secure as possible? It’s the “Safety Review” and it’s just a few clicks away…
You’ve likely heard advice about creating strong passwords, but do you understand why it’s so important? It really isn’t just advice to make it more difficult to log in to your favorite sites and services!
Dave, I got an email receipt from Stripe that someone had used my Amazon Pay to buy $1000 worth of Amazon gift cards. It looks legit! Is it, or is it yet another scam? I certainly can’t afford to pay such a huge sum.
Dave, I am getting a bunch of Google Forms in my inbox that are asking me to click and “acknowledge my membership” but they don’t specify what group or organization. Are they legit or yet another type of scam?
I got a text message on my Android phone from an unknown number saying that my Netflix account was suspended because of a billing problem. When I check my Netflix account on my TV, however, it indicates that all is fine with my billing. Is this text message legit?
Both the FBI and the Federal Communications Commission have recently warned people about the dangers of “juice jacking”. It’s having malware installed on your phone by using a public access charging station. Here’s how to avoid it happening to you and an examination of whether it’s actually a real threat or not…