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Holiday phishing includes fake Microsoft Office notification
Don’t let the holidays distract you from necessary due diligence when it comes to phishing attempts. The bad guys work like Santa’s elves coming up with new ways to trick unsuspecting victims into giving up sensitive data online. But unlike the elves, these digital criminals don’t stop on Dec. 24.
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Chuck Dovish Explores Arkansas, Finds Fit with Arkansas Federal
When you spend 40 years “traveling and exploring” Arkansas, you’re bound to become a household name in the Natural State.
Online shopping safety tips
It’s official: Black Friday marks the official start to the holiday shopping season. But it also represents the beginning of prime scam season for the bad guys. This is the time of year when online criminals go into scam-overdrive mode.
Latest Phishing Attempt Targets Work Email
The bad guys are clever, you have to give them that. One of the latest online phishing scams involves emails tailored to look like they came from your workplace’s human resources department.