In a surprise move, Microsoft has hit the brakes on its Windows 10 retirement plan, giving users a bit more runway before support officially ends. On the surface, it sounds like good news—more time to prepare, right? But dig a little deeper, and this “grace period” might be opening the door to bigger, more dangerous… Read more »
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Seeing a Black Screen on Windows? Here’s How to Fix It
Few things are more unsettling than turning on your Windows 10 or 11 PC and being greeted by… nothing. Just a black screen. No icons, no taskbar—just darkness. Maybe you see a blinking cursor. Maybe not. Either way, your desktop is gone, and panic starts to set in. Don’t worry—you’re not alone, and your PC… Read more »
16 Billion Passwords Leaked in the Largest Breach Ever — Here’s What to Do
Yes, you read the title correctly. Researchers have now officially confirmed what is likely the largest data breach in history: a whopping 16 billion login credentials have been exposed in a breach. So, what does this mean for you and what should you do next? Why This Is a Huge Deal This breach isn’t just… Read more »
Outlook Users: Beware Dangerous File Types Before Microsoft Blocks Them
If you think security threats only affect Gmail users, think again. All email platforms—including Microsoft Outlook—are frequent targets for cyberattacks. In fact, many of the tactics used by threat actors are the same across platforms, particularly when it comes to malicious attachments. Microsoft has recently announced an important security update: Starting in early July, Outlook… Read more »
Google and Microsoft Say It’s Time to Ditch Passwords
Your email and phone are under constant attack—and it’s only getting worse. Most users are still relying on outdated security methods like passwords and two-factor authentication (2FA). Google warns that this simply isn’t enough anymore. 61% of email users have been targeted by scams, and almost every American phone user has experienced scam attempts via… Read more »
New Phishing Scam Targets Financial Executives
Cybersecurity experts are warning about a new phishing attack that’s tricking financial professionals—like CFOs and executives at banks, energy companies, and insurance firms—into installing real software used in a harmful way. What’s Happening? One example pretends to be from Rothschild & Co., offering a “strategic opportunity.” It includes what looks like a job offer or… Read more »
FBI Warns Smishing and Vishing Scams Are Targeting High-Profile Individuals
The Threat: Smishing & Vishing Campaigns The FBI has issued an alert that cybercriminals are using text messages and AI-generated voice recordings to impersonate senior U.S. government figures. The goal? To build trust and then trick recipients into clicking malicious links or revealing sensitive data. These actors often claim to be transitioning to a different… Read more »
ClickFix Scam Targets Google Meet Users
If you use Google Meet, you may be at risk to a new malicious pop-up attack. A newly identified scam, ClickFix, is a stark reminder that social engineering tactics are still alive and thriving. This threat doesn’t need AI to work; it just needs your trust and a few keyboard shortcuts. What Is ClickFix? ClickFix… Read more »
Are Google’s AI Overviews Putting Your Privacy at Risk?
Google’s new AI Overviews feature is designed to give quick, AI-generated answers to your search queries. While it might seem helpful, it also raises some serious data privacy concerns. How It Works When you search with Google while signed into your account, AI Overviews use your query to generate a summary. But here’s the catch:… Read more »
Hackers Can Buy Your Password for Just $81
It might surprise you to hear this, but your email, social media, and bank passwords could be floating around the dark web right now—and criminals can buy them for less than the cost of a dinner out. Yep, just $81 a week is all it takes for cybercriminals to subscribe to a stream of stolen… Read more »
