From the blog (November 15, 2024):
Computer Viruses: What Are They?
If you’re lucky enough to have never encountered a computer virus (or even if you have), you might not understand exactly what they are or how they work. Let’s take a look at what exactly computer viruses are, the different types of computer viruses, how they can affect your computer and how they spread...
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From the blog (November 14, 2024):
Computer Virus Protection – Essential Tips
In this guide, we’ll cover essential tips for preventing viruses from infecting your computer, and ways to maintain a secure, efficient and virus-free system when using your computer for work, personal projects or day to day browsing...
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From the blog (November 13, 2024):
How to Remove Computer Viruses
In this guide, we’ll cover how to recognize virus red flags, how to remove viruses from your computer, and ways to keep your system safe from future infections...
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From the blog (November 12, 2024):
Google Scam Targets Australian Cat Owners
Cybersecurity experts are warning Google users to avoid searching for the phrase “Are Bengal cats legal in Australia” as it has become a conduit for phishing scams that could compromise personal data. Hackers are reportedly targeting users who search for this specific phrase, directing them to malicious websites that steal sensitive information...
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From the blog (November 12, 2024):
How to Scan Your Computer for Viruses
Viruses and other types of malware are constantly seeking to sneak into our systems in the hopes of stealing sensitive information, slowing down performance, and sometimes even causing irreparable damage. This guide will walk you through recognizing the signs of a computer virus and how to run the scans that can confirm your suspicions...
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From the blog (October 29, 2024):
What is Zeus Trojan Virus & How to Protect
The Zeus Trojan virus, also known as Zbot, is one of the most infamous forms of malware ever created. First identified in 2007, Zeus was designed with the goal of stealing sensitive information such as banking credentials and other financial data, as well as personal details...
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From the blog (October 29, 2024):
Worm vs Trojan: Differences & Protection
Of all the malware lying in wait to infect unsuspecting devices, Trojan horses and worms are some of the more common and well known. These terms are often used interchangeably, but Trojans and worms each have unique characteristics and behaviors...
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From the blog (October 29, 2024):
What is a Remote Access Trojan?
RATs are a highly dangerous type of malware that allow cybercriminals to remotely take control of a device without the user’s knowledge. These malicious programs are designed to infiltrate systems and provide the attackers not only with unauthorized access, but ultimately your data and personal information...
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From the blog (October 28, 2024):
Tiny Banker Trojan (Tinba) Definition & Removal
The Tiny Banker Trojan, also known as Tinba, is a trojan virus designed to compromise financial accounts and enable those enacting it to steal money, from both individuals and institutions. Tinba is one of the most notorious malware threats you can fall victim to – it’s a small-but-mighty virus, good at avoiding detection and causing serious financial losses for its victims...
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From the blog (September 18, 2024):
11 of the most famous ransomware examples
Ransomware is a type of malicious software (aka malware) that encrypts a victim’s data or locks them out of their system, rendering their files – or in some cases their entire network – totally inaccessible...
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From the blog (September 18, 2024):
What is Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) and How to Fix It
When the BSOD appears, it means the error is so severe that the operating system needs to be recovered. At this point, the computer will come to a complete halt and will be useless until it is rebooted...
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From the blog (September 13, 2024):
What is a digital footprint?
Here, we discuss the different types of digital footprints, why they are important, and how to check and protect your online reputation to make sure you’re giving off the best impression and keeping your private information out of the public domain...
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From the blog (September 13, 2024):
How to wipe a hard drive
If you’re selling your computer on and want to get rid of your files for privacy reasons – or simply want to erase everything on the system and start afresh – you’ll need to wipe your hard drive completely clean...
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From the blog (July 18, 2024):
Walt Disney Internal Slack Channels Compromised by Hacker Group NullBulge
In a stunning cyberattack, reminiscent of the 2014 Sony Pictures breach, Disney has been hit by a major hack. This attack, carried out by the well-known hacker group NullBulge, has exposed huge amounts of Disney’s internal communications and sensitive data...
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From the blog (September 29, 2023):
What is Colossus Ransomware?
At the vanguard of digital threats stands the Colossus ransomware, an epitome of the nefarious genius of cybercriminals. Ransomware, as a category, represents malicious software that encrypts or locks away data, effectively holding it ransom until a sum is paid. Within this category, Colossus distinguishes itself with its formidable and sophisticated nature...
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From the blog (September 22, 2023):
Phishing and Ransomware: Insight and Advanced Protection Measures
The digital universe has exponentially expanded, presenting immense opportunities. Yet, with the growing technological landscape, threats like phishing and ransomware have cast dark shadows. It’s paramount for users to comprehend and combat these threats effectively. Diving Deep: What are Phishing Attacks?
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From the blog (September 22, 2023):
Understanding Ransomware: How Does It Spread and How Can You Protect Yourself?
In our increasingly digital age, where almost everything is connected, understanding cyber threats is crucial. One of the most menacing forms of these threats is ransomware. How does ransomware spread, and more importantly, how can you shield yourself from it?
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From the blog (September 15, 2023):
What is a Trojan Spyware Alert?
According to 2022 research, 58% of all malware attacks are from Trojans. Are you getting a Trojan Spyware alert? Let’s explore the implications and meanings behind your alert. What is Trojan Spyware?
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