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Did you know that hackers are hacking into phones and getting personal data through a specific “charger?” Be careful who you’re borrowing from and remember, we are a Facebook message away.

Cyber-security experts warning against borrowing charging cables A warning this evening around a new way for hackers to get your personal information. It involves the cables or cords you rely on to keep your phone charged.

We hope you and yours have a great weekend. Happy Labor Day weekend, everyone!

Did you catch 60 minutes last night? If not, check out the link below. We can help you avoid getting in this predicament, saving you thousands and thousands without paying the ransom.

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How cybercriminals hold data hostage... and why the best solution is often paying a ransom Targets have included hospitals and municipalities, but the FBI says anyone on the internet should expect to be attacked by cybercriminals. Scott Pelley reports.

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Work from home jobs could pose cyber security threat to businesses, insurer says The majority of small business owners said they let their employees work remotely when it’s needed, but many haven’t trained those employees on cyber security.

What can you do to prevent and identify when you're the victim of a data breach? Check out the link below.

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6 Ways to Protect Yourself From a Data Breach Here are some things you can do to safeguard your accounts.

If you are a business owner or executive, you should be considering cyber-security more than ever before.

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SMB Study Reveals Majority of Small Businesses Aren't Taking Cyber Attacks Seriously - CPO Magazine Majority of SMBs still do not believe they will be likely targets of cyber attacks despite the fact that 60% of the companies go out of business within six months after suffering an attack.

If you're signing up for settlements because of the Equifax breach, watch out for fake sites that are using this as an opportunity to get data.

We posted a valid link a few days back. Check that one out.

Con artists push fake Equifax settlement websites. How to tell phony from real -- and figure out if you're eligible for cash Determining if you're among the 147 million Americans entitled to compensation for 2017 breach takes only seconds

Louisiana declares state of emergency due to ransomware attack The Emergency Declaration allows Louisiana’s cybersecurity experts to assist local governments in securing their networks systems.