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According to a recent Pew Internet study, 40 percent of 8-12 year-olds own cell phones and 93 percent of all youth are online users. Even though school kids love "lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer" (as do teachers), parents must, unfortunately, remain vigilant. AT&T's Cathy Lewandowski recently sent me several helpful pointers for out-of-school technology precautions and advises us to:
WE ALL know that if something seems too good to be true, then it probably is.
The Service Contract Industry Council today issued consumer tips and information on purchasing and using service contracts and avoiding scams.
Blue grass county hit by Trojan-fueled cybercrime A gang of cybercrooks has made off with $415,000 from the coffers of Bullitt County, Kentucky following the conclusion of an elaborate phishing scam, The Washington Post reports.… Offloading malware protection to the cloud
ADELAIDE schoolteacher Ginetta Rossi remembers feeling nauseous when told by authorities that she no longer officially existed.
Bad credit can cost you - whether or not it is your fault. And it can be more costly during these days of tight credit. The Better Business Bureau continues to see an increase in the number of complaints received about CROs - credit-repair organizations - and it appears that the number of shady CROs also is increasing.
Nick Farrell THE INQUIRER Email spam, online phishing are up
In the first book of its kind, author Karlos Krinklebine examines how computer hackers have affected the financial industry and how they have stolen the identities of millions of consumers, and swindled Wall Street's largest financial services firms out of millions of dollars. "Hacking Wall Street: Attacks and Countermeasures" - which explores how hackers use modern gadgets and schemes to steal ...
Chase customers could be the target of an e-mail scam that solicits their personal information for false security measures.
In the first book of its kind, author Karlos Krinklebine examines how computer hackers have affected the financial industry and how they have stolen the identities of millions of consumers, and swindled Wall Street's largest financial services firms out of millions of dollars. "Hacking Wall Street:
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