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Deception NEVER Takes A Vacation

Your phone is a target! Thieves create real-looking fake apps and post them in authentic app stores. Do your research before downloading an app.

Employees back in the office after COVID-19

Are Employees Bringing More Than Their Laptops Back To Work?

As businesses welcome back their employees to the office, there are hidden dangers to be aware of. Could returning employees put your business in jeopardy? Check out those laptops before you reconnect them to the company network.

Call Center Exploits – What You Need To Know

Cybercriminals are getting bold and using the telephone to convince users to download malware. Find out about this new tactic and what to do about it.

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XSolutions’ LinkedIn Post Roundup: Feb 8, 2021

Chrome and malware, malware’s recent growth, Tesla RAT, FBI scams. Know what hackers are doing now and protect yourself.

Business Owners are at the end of their rope

5 Dangerous Beliefs That Can Destroy Your Business

Hackers are gunning for small to medium-sized businesses as they step up their attacks to steal data and sell it on the dark web. SMBs need help.

4 Things To Do Now To Harden Your PDF Reader

Find out the four critical things you need to do to harden your PDF Reader and protect yourself against Malware-Layden PDF Documents.

Security Alert – Fake Windows Update Delivers Ransomware

A SPAM campaign sending fake Windows Update messages is actually ransomware. Clicking anything in this email is very dangerous.

Security Alert: P&G Online Beauty Store hacked

A popular Proctor & Gamble website was hacked and stealing payment information from U.S. based customers. Find out how the criminals pulled it off and why it is so dangerous to your wallet.

Security Alert: Audio Files Used To Spread Malware

Criminals have upped their game and are now embedding malicious code in audio files. Read on to find out what they’re doing now and how to thwart their attacks.

Don’t Be A Sitting Duck

Statistica reports that over 48% of email traffic worldwide is SPAM. Find out what you can do now protect yourself.

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