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How To Secure Your Free Accounts

Securing Your Account Is Easier Than Ever Over time, many of us have accumulated accounts that are free or included with services. For example, at one time, almost everyone had an AOL, Yahoo, and/or Hotmail account. Nowadays, it might be a Gmail, Facebook, or Microsoft account. As we work remotely, it is important to remember…

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Yes, Your Phone Can Be Hacked

Hacking: Not Restricted To Computers You can have the best devices and security measures and still fall victim to a hacker... even on your cell phone. After all, it has an operating system just like a computer and ways to wiggle in through exploits. Got an Apple device? Don’t think that you're exempt from a phone…

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Toolbars, Be Gone!

Toolbars: Not So Useful Anymore On the Internet, there are many different toolbars for every type of browser. At first glance, some of these may seem like a good idea to download. Some users may even be more comfortable with a toolbar from the days when the Internet and computers became more accessible to the…

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Protect Your Privacy Online

The Internet is a great resource for us all. We use it to communicate via email or chat, we post and share photos and message with friends on social networking sites such as Facebook or Twitter, and we also use it to look up information almost instantly. Its uses and potential are endless. We are able to…

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Worst Passwords of 2014

Worst Passwords of 2014 List has been released. SplashData has released its annual list of Worst Passwords to hit the Internet in 2014. One would think that with all the reported data breaches from retail giants such as Target and Home Depot, people would be more self-aware about their choice in passwords, but in reviewing…

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Is That Link Safe

A lot of users come into our shop with virus problems and one of the most common ways of getting a virus is by clicking on the wrong link. It also seems like every one of these clients have the same question, “How am I supposed to know what’s safe to click on?” The short…

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