Is that wonderful free WiFi as secure as you think?
Free Public WiFi is more commonly showing up in restaurants, stores, and buildings in general – but if you’re going to connect, make sure to stay safe with these tips.
Cyber Thief Caught In the Act!
The following is an actual transcript between Networks Plus and a cyber thief looking to steal $30,000 from one of our clients. Luckily, the client was not duped and notified Networks Plus immediately. We thought it would be a good lesson to keep contact with the...
The Double Whammy Ransomware (KnowBe4)
There’s been a recent surge of ransomware development lately, increasing the need for everyone to be safe online. In recent news, a new strain of ransomware has been discovered called Goldeneye, which increases your computer twice – all of your files, and...
False PayPal Notification Emails
Always keep an eye out for fake emails that are trying to phish for your information and access to your computer! As an example, here is a fake user trying to pretend they are from PayPal – they want you to download an attachment that “verifies your...
Voice Message Notification Email Warning Could Be Ransomware
Network’s Plus is vigilant in our efforts to ensure the safety and protection of our clients. We keep and ear and eye out on all new attempts at Ransomware. The newest attempt can be found below in an article written by Knowbe4 Heads-Up! Voice Message...
N+ Alert! Domain Name Scams
Be on the watch for emails and physical mailers that state that you need to pay for your “Domain Listing”, or renew your domain name before it expires! Using the public WhoIs information associated with your domain name, companies will send fake letters...
Plagued by Spam?
(Originally written and posted in 2009 by Jerry Caruso) Plagued by Spam? Some Helpful Advice From Jerry One of the main problems plaguing the Internet today is the proliferation of spam. Most everyone knows what spam is but not how and why we get it or, more...
Requiem for Antivirus
( Originally reposted from 2009, by Jerry Caruso.) “Antivirus software is dead” There, I said it. I officially pronounce all attempts to prevent PC viral infection by host-based software to be futile. The exact date and time of death is unclear, as the...