Cybercave Technologies, LLC

Web design, hosting, management, IT & AI/SI Automation Services for small businesses. Tech + cybersecurity news & tips. Plainwell / Kalamazoo, MI.

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@kerkhoff_john Usually at anything that spends money or goes out under the owner's name, like quotes, payments and contracts. Routine work like answering hours or booking is where automation runs first.

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@AnthropicAI says one AI agent often beats a team of AI agents. In one customer's test, the single agent ran about 2x faster.

For a small business, simpler AI is usually cheaper and easier to keep right.

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@CyberSpartanII @FBI Exactly. If an invite comes out of nowhere, a quick call to a number you already have is the safest check.

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Heads up: the @FBI says fake video calls stole $400M+ in crypto in 18 months.

The invite comes from a hijacked account of someone you know. The "audio fix" installs malware. How to join calls safely:

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Want to keep Chrome and Edge updated and spot risky links and downloads? Check out our guides here: https://t.co/o3QMpeW0fn

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Google fixed a Chrome flaw on Nov. 9 that Google says attackers are already using, then shipped a bigger update Nov. 11. Chrome installs updates only when it restarts, so check every work computer.

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This week: walk past every computer, open the About page in Chrome and Edge, relaunch any browser that's behind and write down the version. Front-desk and shop PCs that never close Chrome are the usual suspects.

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Want to keep Chrome and Edge updated and spot risky links and downloads? Check out our guides here: https://t.co/o3QMpeWy4V

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Google fixed a Chrome flaw on Nov. 9 that Google says attackers are already using, then shipped a bigger update Nov. 11. Chrome installs updates only when it restarts, so check every work computer.

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This week: walk past every computer, open the About page in Chrome and Edge, relaunch any browser that's behind and write down the version. Front-desk and shop PCs that never close Chrome are the usual suspects.

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Want to see which AI agents visit your site and fix what trips them up? Check out our guides here: https://t.co/DHnt9TMlxv

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AI agents, software that browses and fills out pages for a customer, are reaching business websites in fast-growing numbers. You can see them for free in Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity.

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This week: check GA4 for 90 days, try Clarity, ask an AI agent to request a quote on your site and watch where it stalls (no real orders), put hours and phone number in plain text, and keep form spam protection on.