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Fake QR code stickers on parking meters, flyers and emails send you to look-alike payment pages. Here is how to scan safely.
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Fake QR code stickers on parking meters, flyers and emails send you to look-alike payment pages. Here is how to scan safely.

An urgent message from “the boss” asking an employee to buy gift cards is one of the most common small business scams. Here is how it works and how to stop it.

Unpaid toll texts, package holds, fake bank alerts and “wrong number” chats are all smishing. See examples and learn what to do with a scam text.

An annotated example phishing email and the seven red flags to check before you click, plus what to do if you already did.

Scammers buy search ads and build look-alike sites so the first result you see is theirs. Here is how fake support numbers and bad downloads hide in search results.

Spammy notifications, a new homepage and pages that redirect on their own are signs your browser has been hijacked. Here is what causes it and how to clean it up.

A flashing warning says your computer is infected and tells you to call a number. That is scareware. Here is how to spot it, close it and recover if you already called.

Dead zones and dropped calls are often a Wi-Fi problem, not an internet problem. Seven practical fixes for small offices, shops and homes.

Thinking about moving your business phones to VoIP? Ask these eight questions about numbers, pricing, internet, failover and 911 before you switch.
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