WordPress Users: Watch Out for Fake Copyright Infringement Warnings

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Site owners who use WordPress need to be aware of a new technique that scammers are using to phish for WordPress login credentials: fake copyright and trademark infringement notices. If you or an employee fall for this attack, your entire site could fall into the hands of scammers who may use your site to spread
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How to Get Your Printer Online If It’s Showing Offline

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You’ve sent several files to your printer but it doesn’t print any document. You check the printer’s status in the Windows Settings menu and it reads “Offline.” What does this mean and how can you fix a printer that’s stuck in offline status on your PC? For the most part, a printer will appear “Offline”
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Regardless of Policy, Employees Use Personal File-Sharing Tools at Work

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More than half of U.S. employees (56%) currently use personal file sharing systems such as OneDrive, Google Drive, WhatsApp or Dropbox for work-related file sharing to make things easier for them—regardless of whether they are allowed to, a new study finds. Further, a third of those employees (32%) do it even though they know their
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HTML Attachments Found to be the Most Malicious Type of File

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Users of email have long thought of executable and .dll attachments as the main focus when cyberattacks arise, but there may be another type of highly used malicious file to be aware of. According to a recent study, HTML attachments are being employed by adversaries the most when it comes to cyberattacks and 21% of
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