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Dec 6 2019

22 Texas Towns Hit With Ransomware Attacks

1 Comment / Ransomware, Security

In the month of August 2019, NPR verified that officials discovered 22 municipalities had been hit with ransomware. One of the officials stated that the attackers had asked for $2.5 million to unlock the files.

Nov 15 2018

What should I do if I suspect my computer has been hacked?

HOWTO, Phishing, Ransomware, Security, Security Alert, Security Tip, Social Engineering

Getting an email that tells you that your computer has been hacked or seeing suspicious activity on your computer is a cause for deep concern. Hollywood and the press has done a great job of raising our levels of concern for this kind of intrusion. There are a few signs of intrusion you can look …

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Nov 1 2018

What to do if you receive an email indicating a hacker has your password

6 Comments / Phishing, Ransomware, Security, Security Tip, Social Engineering

Recently, a client received an email that is pretty darn scary. Let me include the email here and a few bits of information that I think will help anyone that also has this problem.