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"Is it really Google, but really..is it?"

This has to be one of the most convincing scams to date. The Scenario ...

Telephone Calls from

Telephone Calls from "Microsoft"

It's been several years since we last heard of the scam where the fake Microsoft Support engineer calls, but it seems they are on the go again.  We heard from a client that they had one of these calls, and that the caller was very persistent.Always remember that these people do NOT have control of, or access to, your computer,...

PayPal or not PayPal?  That is the question...

PayPal or not PayPal? That is the question...

A scam pretending to be a PayPal alert is making the rounds. The email claims "you just bought a new MacBook that's being sent to a new address on your account". If you're aware of what you spend on PayPal, you will know you didn't splurge on a MacBook, and a quick login will show you that no strange addresses...

EVRI (or other courier) missed delivery messages

EVRI (or other courier) missed delivery messages

These emails could appear to come from DHL, DPD, UPS, and any other well-known courier.  These are NOT safe. You will never receive a message from a courier unless you ordered something or someone has sent you something, so don’t be inquisitive – reschedule messages are almost invariably accompanied by a card through the door or under it.  If...

Quick Guide: How to Spot a Fake Website

Quick Guide: How to Spot a Fake Website

It's easy to click a link and assume it's safe. Whether in a seemingly legit marketing email or shared by a friend on Facebook, it is always important to check the security of a website before clicking through or staying on the website. Malicious websites are used by scammers to steal your data and install malicious software on your PC....

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