April 2024 Public Newsletter
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April 2024 Public Newsletter
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Greetings from Computer Techs Reno! As we kick off another month, we're dedicated to keeping you informed and empowered in the ever-evolving world of technology. This month, we're shedding light on two critical topics: FTC warnings about new tech support scams and the ins and outs of "credential stuffing."
In light of recent events, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a warning to consumers about the surge in tech support scams. These scams often involve fraudulent individuals posing as reputable tech support agents, customer support representatives and even FTC commissioners, aiming to gain access to your sensitive information or money. Stay vigilant and informed about the latest tactics used by scammers to protect yourself and your loved ones.
Have you heard about "credential stuffing"? This cybercrime technique involves using stolen login credentials from one website to gain unauthorized access to accounts on other platforms. With the rise in data breaches, including AT&Ts, credential stuffing has become a prevalent threat to individuals and businesses alike. Discover what you need to know to prevent falling victim to this type of cyber attack and safeguard your online accounts.
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Credential stuffing is a cyberattack that exploits stolen login credentials. Online accounts with PayPal, NortonLifeLock, 23andMe, and Roku are just some of the companies that have reported recent attacks on customer accounts:..
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In their “Anatomy of an Imposter Scam” blog series, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) breaks down how to recognize, avoid, and report business and government imposter scams. Scammers are targeting people with pop-up warnings or calls claiming to have detected a virus on their computer...
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Stay Protected with Computer Techs Reno
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In today's interconnected world, staying protected online is more important than ever. At Computer Techs Reno, we offer comprehensive cybersecurity solutions tailored to your needs. From understanding what antivirus software can and cannot protect you from, to helping you with password management, we're here to help you stay one step ahead of cyber threats.
Ready to enhance your cybersecurity posture and protect what matters most? Contact Computer Techs Reno today to schedule a consultation with our cybersecurity experts. Your safety is our priority!
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You can also call Mark directly,
or contact our office at
775-624-6888
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