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When you have over 3000 different article written sometimes you wonder what you can do, especially when they span 12 years. The simple thing to do is simply leave them there, and hope Google and other Search engines keep finding them interesting, but that does not happen very often. You can attempt to rewrite them…
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Bitcoin has not been around for that long, however, it seems like it is the flavor of the month for get rich quick folks but also techno-dweebs, and also bad guys. All in the name of getting rich quick.
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How does Ransomware Work? As the name implies, ransomware works like a kidnapper, unfortunately it is your data being held captive. Once your computer(s) is infected, the attack can do a few things. Your files are encrypted or converted into a different language for which only the hacker has the decryption key. Often, you won’…
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My son’s computer finally died last week. I say finally as it was actually his sister’s computer 8 years ago, so it really don’t owe us much of anything (and it went spectacularly, with the Alarm (i.e. the high-pitched beep) code suggesting the motherboard was toast. Given my son does use his PC to play…
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Given the latest ransomware storms on the web, it might be good to make sure we all understand the term and how it works. So what is ransomware and how did I get it? Wikpedia’s definition of ransomware is: Ransomware is a type of malicious software that blocks access to data or threatens to publish…
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I have mentioned phishing previously, but let me give you some explanations about two associated terms for this type of fraud. Phishing is trying to get information from you like usernames, passwords, and credit card numbers or details by masquerading as an entity that you trust (like a bank or a credit card company) in an…
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