Evernote is a cloud-based service for taking notes and storing all kinds of data. I use it mostly for text and photo snapshots, but will also store documents and audio files from time to time. Without a doubt, it is one of my favorite applications, which I use on Windows, Macintosh, iOS and (sort of) […]
Are you sending bulk email? Better buckle up for safety.
It’s quite simple, really – if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Here’s an email one of our staff received in response to an inquiry to a Craigslist apartment listing. See if you can spot the red flags.
Lately I’ve noticed several of my clients entering URLs into the search bar in their browser. This is both inefficient and potentially harmful.
Last week, the website for MySQL, the world’s most popular open-source database server which is now a division of Oracle, was hacked. While this likely doesn’t affect most of our blog’s readers, it goes to serve as a valuable example of why running a web content filter on your network is vital to information security. […]
Today, Astaro (a division of Sophos) released version 8.2 of their Astaro Security Gateway.
Here’s a great website that everyone (yes, that means you) should check out: https://shouldichangemypassword.com/
If you’re no longer using an account, you should consider deleting it. Account Killer simplifies the process by giving you direct links to the deletion pages, when available.
Today I found this little gem in my inbox. The hardest thing to believe is that people are still actually falling for these things.
In 2008, and again last year around the holiday season, we saw a lot of emails purporting to be from the “United Postal Service” with an attached file claiming to be the tracking or delivery confirmation information for your shipment. They were fake, and they’re back.