That Ad Blocker You Installed? #Malware.
This week, Threatpost reported Google removed two ad blocking browser extensions from the Chrome Web Store, AdBlock and uBlock. These two malicious browser extensions use names similar to legitimate ad blockers (AdBlock by getadblock, uBlock.org’s uBlock, and Raymond Hill’s uBlock Origin), but they employ the fraudulent practice of “cookie stuffing.” That is, they change the
Yesterday, I went to the gym. And, as I have many times before, I looked down at the elliptical machine’s screen and reminded myself to delete the gym app account I no longer use (because it works great for the cardio machines, but is not so great at tracking weight work). But, unlike so many
Wi-fi routers can be a hassle to install if IT isn’t your thing. And for most small business owners, focusing on what is your thing is how you build your business. Time spent tinkering your wi-fi is not the ticket to success. But it’s important to remember that offering your customers and clients security for
Have You Been Pwned? Probably Yes, So Here’s What You Do
What do hackers know about you (and your small business)? Here’s how to find out what they know and protect yourself (and your business) moving forward.
Best IT Tool in a (Very) Small Business? Communication!
Today we tweeted this: A large number of security vulnerabilities are addressed with these updates for #Adobe products. These are commonly used products that are favorites of a lot of freelancers. Update now! —–#cybersecurity #freelancer #smallbusinesses https://t.co/JFUNVLucjG — Duke City Consulting Cyber (@DCCCyber) August 13, 2019