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13 Reasons why WordPress hacks are successful

July 22, 2019 By teksquisite Leave a Comment

wordpress hacks anxiety

WordPress hacks happen all the time. Keeping your WordPress site safe from cybercriminals requires that you avoid plummeting into the froth of WordPress worst security practices. When a WordPress site broadcasts worst security practices, you can rest assured — the bad guys will always line up to …

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Hacked medical devices gaining traction

December 22, 2016 By teksquisite Leave a Comment

Medical devices

No manufacturer, hospital, medical facility or consumer wants to experience the nightmare of hacked medical devices. If we don't beef up the security game soon—the bad guys will be snacking on Kobe Filet while the rest of us choke down skirt steak.  …

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Online Travel Agency Deals: Due Diligence and Dive

December 21, 2016 By teksquisite Leave a Comment

travel agency deals

On your next Google search for "best airline ticket prices" you may want to think twice before clicking on any link to an online travel agency that promises discount travel vouchers, cheap airline tickets or free airfare. Most of the time it really is too good to be true and you would be better off …

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Ransoc, simplified ransomware

November 16, 2016 By teksquisite Leave a Comment

Ransoc no fire ransomware

Proofpoint recently discovered a new ransomware variant dubbed Ransoc, that is distributed through malvertising campaigns on adult web sites. If you do not go to adult sites, you should be safe from this threat. If you do go to adult websites and manage to have a meetup with this new variant, and …

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Affiliate interlopers abundant on LinkedIn

October 12, 2016 By teksquisite Leave a Comment

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The past few months I've racked up quite a few "I'd like to join your LinkedIn network" invites and I can assure you that I am extremely hesitant when these invitations arrive. Many newly created LinkedIn affiliate interlopers have zero to two first degree connections (in contrast to my …

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