What happens to .eu domain post Brexit?
In clarification on the future of .eu domain names as the United Kingdom proceeds to leave the European Union.Once the UK leaves the EU, individuals who own a .eu domain with an address in the UK will no longer meet the eligibility requirements.…
Google’s 1st Aug. 2018 core algorithm update: Who did it impact, and how much?
Google did a massive algorithm update impacting the search results and affecting many webmasters, site owners and SEOs on August 1 2018. It seems to have had a larger impact in the health and medical space, also on YMYL types of sites. The…
Campaign to tackle online shopping fraud
The Metropolitan Police Service is launching a new campaign to raise awareness of online shopping fraud, a crime costing Londoners more than £8 million a year.A series of digital banner advertisements are being run online, including on…
AV-Comparatives Mac Security Test & Review 2018
Introduction
It is an often-heard view that macOS computers don’t need antivirus protection. Whilst it is certainly true that the population of macOS malware is tiny compared to that for Windows and Android, there have been instances of macOS malware getting…
Fraudsters spoof university email addresses in six figure supply fraud
Action Fraud is issuing a warning as reports show that fraudsters are registering domain names to look like they belong to UK university email addresses.UK and European supply companies are being defrauded out of vast sums of money as a…
Nastiest Ransomware Attacks of 2017
Webroot have revealed their top 10 nastiest ransomware attacks from the past year. According to them NotPetya came to be the most destructive ransomware attack of 2017, followed closely by WannaCry and Locky in the number two and three spots,…
The Google Chrome Update: Don’t Get Labelled ‘Not Secure’
From July 2018, Chrome are updating their browser. The implications will have massive effects for website owners, entrepreneurs and marketers. Get the low down on the changes, and how to avoid that unthinkable ‘Not secure’ label…In…
Is print a more trusted type of ad than online ads?
Some people claim print is dying; however, there are some indicators that this is not happening as fast as many would suggest. Trust in advertising is something of interest to many businesses and in particular how trust in the UK market is changing…
What is Email Phishing?
Phishing is when a 3rd party, typically a hacker or malicious website, uses the brand identity of a company to lull a user into exposing private information.
There are two types of email phishing:Phishing emails that come to you
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