by Vishva Thacker | Apr 24, 2020 | Internet, Malware, virus
An email virus comprises of malicious code that is distributed in email messages, and this code can be activated when a user opens an email attachment, clicks on a link in an email message, or interacts in a totally different way with the infected email message....
by SandraNet | Feb 9, 2018 | Internet, Maintenance, Malware, SandraNet, Support, troubleshooting
Sometimes while sitting at your computer, drinking your tea and minding your own business, a file SUDDENLY goes rogue. It runs amok It will not open It throws an error There is a hitch in the giddyup It takes the sunshine in your day and blocks it with a dark cloud...
by SandraNet | Dec 29, 2017 | Internet, Maintenance, Malware, news, SandraNet, spam, Support, troubleshooting, Uncategorized, virus, Windows 10, windows 7
Please Beware of These Emails! The emails are coming from Microsoft One Drive or Dropbox… Supposedly… Recently, emails have been hitting mailboxes that are far from benign. Following are two such emails seemingly, coming from reputable companies…...
by SandraNet | Aug 8, 2017 | Internet, Maintenance, Malware, SandraNet, Software Updates, spam, virus
The most obvious reasons to have Anti-Virus software on your computer is to keep data safe from malware and ransom ware. One of the most important things is to stay ahead of the attacks with updates and real time protection. Without this, there is very little that may...
by SandraNet | Jun 8, 2017 | Internet, Maintenance, Malware, news, SandraNet, spam, Support, virus, Windows 10
Your screen just went to this: What do you do? Just look at that color!!! Ohh NOOOOO!!!! Do you call the phone number? Do you click on the page and find as many links as you can? NO! STOP! SLOW DOWN! IT’S REALLY A DOOR TO RANSOM-WARE This is the doorway for...
by SandraNet | May 17, 2017 | Internet, LogMeIn, Maintenance, SandraNet, Support
Think about the Summer and LogMeIn Though Sandra Bullock in The Net could do it without a thought, very few (if any) could work remotely from a beach in 1995, let alone use VI shell to program on a Macintosh Laptop. Sorry, I was speaking geek… I digress… Now add...
