Corey’s Corner | Avoiding Scammers
August 5, 2010 by CoreyY
Filed under Blog, Corey's Corner, CyberCrime, Network Security
Usually I write about getting your website up and running. I’m going to take a little detour this time around and talk about a persistent and seemingly never ending problem them plagues businesses and private residences alike: scammers/spammers. We’ve all gotten the gibberish emails, the “male enhancement”, Russian dating and Nigerian prince emails. We all [...]
Are Cyber Criminals Stealing from You?
March 19, 2010 by Phill Briscoe
Filed under Anti Virus, CyberCrime, Malware Software, Network Security, Online Tools
How redundant can we be regarding safe Internet communicating and web browsing? As much as we preach maintenance, I’ve noticed that in the current year all of our clients have had at least one malware infected computer; granted, most of those infected machines have been laptops which are used out of the office but no [...]
Scamville – The Pitfalls of Social Networking
December 21, 2009 by CoreyY
Filed under Backup and Security, CyberCrime, Network Maintenance, Security News, Social Media
While Facebook can be an excellent tool for networking and expanding business, there’s also a dark side to the many applications offered via the social networking site. Michael Arrington of Tech Crunch explains the possible pitfalls while using applications via Facebook, and details some ways companies use the information garnered from games and quizzes to [...]
How Cybercriminals Steal Money
June 11, 2009 by Internet Source
Filed under CyberCrime




