This guide to removing ransomware was written and published by our friends at Emsisoft. We couldn’t be more proud of our relationship with them – they share the same common core belief to always try to do the right thing for people. Whether you have Emsisoft or not, this guide and all the recommendations contained in it are… Read More »
Gmail Will No Longer Support Chrome Version 53 and Older In a recent blog post, Gmail announced its plans to encourage users to upgrade Chrome browsers to the current version (as of this writing, Version 56). According to Google, users who are using version 53 or older will see a banner on their Gmail account urging them to… Read More »
The Anatomy of a Scam We featured this article several months ago, but we are reprising it because so many people are again getting hooked by scams just like the one we describe in this article. We don’t want it to happen to you. Knowledge is power and knowing what to do if scammers try to trick you… Read More »
New Phishing Scam Targeting Gmail Users No matter what you read, this is nothing like what happened to Yahoo users! We are publishing this because the news is spreading like wildfire today about serious phishing scam targeting Gmail users. And undoubtedly, you’re going to hear people who don’t know what they’re talking about comparing this to recent Yahoo troubles. This… Read More »
The 25 Worst Passwords of 2016 Keeper Security, makers of a password manager, analyzed over 10 million passwords to come up with this list of the 25 worst passwords of 2016. According to Keeper Security, these 25 worst passwords accounted for about 50% of all passwords analyzed. We hope you don’t find any passwords you use on this… Read More »
How to do a Reverse Image Search Using Google Where in the heck did that image come from? Did you ever wonder? Well, we told you about a reverse image search engine called TinEye you might use ( www.tineye.com ). But did you know you can do a reverse image search using the most popular search engine –… Read More »