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An introduction to targeted attacks
A tsunami of phishing attacks and "gifts" from Telegram premium
Users write in: "My antivirus missed an ad." Is it the antivirus's fault?
Transferring data to a new computer without losing it: A step-by-step guide
Informative, accurate and a well written guide, thank you. It is lovely to see solutions for Linux well written too.
Comments: 1I wasn't too sure how the Dr.Web Newsletter would work out, but I am glad I signed up, and very much appreciate the hard work and thoughtfulness of the articles presented.
Dr.Web, thank you for you hard work.
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"A danger foreseen is half avoided", or How to use Wi-Fi safely
Thank you very much for the article, but I was hoping for more details, steps, or instructions. [User15897]
Comments: 1Privacy and anonymity online
Why children bypass parental control and how to avoid this
Avoiding pitfalls when downloading and installing software updates
It was useful contents. [pesarekheylikhoob]
Comments: 1The peril of malicious mobile redirects
There is a lot I don't know,what I do know is removing rootkit malware from android smart phone can be very challenging even for experienced cyber security professional but that's what I need done I can't assist I can't send proof my android is infected the sneaky invisible malware that nobody can detect won't let me. Will you please try to find it n remove it for me maybe? [Ron]
Comments: 1Computers without antivirus protection in 2024
Why antivirus false positives occur
Dr.Web's Data Loss Prevention component
Why users need the HTTP monitor SpIDer Gate
How to create and remember strong passwords
Smart Android devices: Anti-virus protection tips
My firmware infected and my device manufacturer doesn't pay any attention to it they won't give me any support they won't help me at all [Ron]
Comments: 1Online banking hacks: How to keep verification codes from being intercepted
How to choose a password manager
How to clean your smartphone of unnecessary files
شكر لكم علي الخدمات التي تقدمونها ومزيد من البدل والعطاء وثقتنا بكم ليس لها نهاية شكرا مكررا [Abdelmnem]
Comments: 1The digital security of a car
What to do if malware keeps your anti-virus from launching
A story about fraud involving a fake marketplace
I attempted to put my savings in a forex broker's transaction during the Pandemic. Since then, I've been attempting to withdraw my savings and have been requested to pay fees and taxes each time. On June 30 of last month, I learned that it was all a hoax, and I have already lost $148,000. ExpressHacker99 was recommended to me by a friend who is quite knowledgeable about the internet. I sent them an email, and they requested that we communicate over WhatsApp. I followed their instructions. After 32 hours of contacting ExpressHacker99, I received a notification on my phone that my funds had been returned in full and without any stories. I am writing this because a large number of people have reported being scammed online while attempting to retrieve their money. Reach them via their email expresshacker99@gmailcom.
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Large, medium, or small business: Do their cybersecurity needs vary?
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How to safely clean your computer of unnecessary files
Threat ABCs