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A new fake Cloudflare screen is tricking site visitors into running a malicious PowerShell script via Win + R. Here’s what’s really happening and a step-by-step cleanup checklist for website… Read More »Fake Cloudflare “Win + R” Malware: What It Is, How It Works, and How to Clean Your Site

Buying a business (or even just one of its computers) often means you inherit more than desks and devices—you inherit the old owner’s Microsoft 365 tenant. That tenant is the… Read More »Why You Really Do Need to Unlink Your PCs from the Previous Owner’s Microsoft 365 “Tenant”

TL;DR: A staggering 16 billion username–password pairs have just appeared online, giving cyber-criminals a goldmine of logins to exploit. Even if much of the data is recycled, there are signs… Read More »16 Billion Passwords Leaked: What It Means for You 🔒

Today, a client contacted me in a state of alarm. He had received a security alert from Google stating that someone had logged into his account from a “Mac.” The… Read More »Google Account Hacked from a Mac? Not Quite — Here’s What Really Happened

If you’ve just been hit by a scam or think your device has been hacked, stop — take a breath. You’re not the first, and you’re not alone. Online scams… Read More »Scammed or Hacked? Here’s What to Do First

On Monday April 28, Telstra’s BigPond and Telstra Mail services fell over — hard. From early afternoon, thousands of Australians found themselves locked out of their emails. Couldn’t log in… Read More »Telstra Email Outage: Chaos, Confusion, and Radio Silence

Let’s not beat around the bush: New Outlook is hot garbage. It’s a clunky, stripped-down clone of a product that millions rely on daily. And yet Microsoft, in its infinite… Read More »New Outlook Is a Disaster—And Microsoft Knows It