Boxaid

Virus removal, Tech Support, or slow computers. anytime anywhere. All Techs are in the USA. If we don't fix it you don't pay. Call Now 800-999-6872

[Boxaid @boxaid]

After MANY years of keeping our service prices the same we have finally changed them! we are going up $10 for each of our computer repair prices. Still the same great service! visit our new pricing page here. https://t.co/dWMKrMhSDb

[Boxaid @boxaid]

Boxaid took care of my computer problem, quickly and professionally. I needed them a second time just weeks later and again John took care of my problem quickly and made some suggestions to help my computers work better.. Thanks John

[Boxaid @boxaid]

Very trustworthy. Ask them to insert the Boxaid icon at the top of your screen. And simply rest... They have you covered. great review! thanks james!

[Boxaid @boxaid]

John is a force of nature. No need to surf three hours--I did for you. No need to waste $400 with flashy websites using unskilled geeks--I did for you. You follow. John talks normally, calmly and is patient. He does not move like he just snorted white powder. Humble yet wise.

[Boxaid @boxaid]

“I have used Boxaid a number of years ago with excellent results. I am super impressed that my experience with John from Tech Support today was equally excellent. He was extremely patiently, efficient, and knowledgeable.” Another 5 star review!

[Boxaid @boxaid]

Boxaid small biz customers check your local software

[briankrebs @briankrebs]

The SolarWinds breach may have pushed malware to ~18,000 customers, the company said Monday. Meanwhile, Microsoft should have some idea which/how many SolarWinds customers were hit, as it recently took over a key domain used to control infected systems. https://t.co/etOSw8mCDQ

[Social Security @SocialSecurity]

#SlamTheScam with us this #NationalConsumerProtectionWeek! Join us on 3/5 at 7 p.m. ET. on Facebook Live. @TheSSAOIG and @FTC will share imposter scam tips and how to protect yourself and your loved ones. RSVP Today: https://t.co/cKQ86ShGkv #NCPW

[#AI @AI__TECH]

Duped into running bogus virus scans at Office Depot? Dry your eyes with a small check from $35m settlement https://t.co/2dP6wLEN6U #infosec

[briankrebs @briankrebs]

I'm seeing some evidence that researchers are already figuring out ways to exploit this CVE-2020-0601 flaw patched by Microsoft today. This is a serious bug for which exploitation tools will almost certainly soon be available. Please don't delay updating.

[DataStealth @DataStealthInc]

Nemty Ransomware to Start Leaking Non-Paying Victim's Data
#Malware #Ransomware #Data Security
https://t.co/sXrsf4K8YV by @BleepinComputer

[DuckDuckGo @DuckDuckGo]

Unless you take precautions, your data is invasively tracked then auctioned off to the highest bidder.

"It is time for Congress to hold tech & ad companies accountable & make opting out of tracking a meaningful choice, if not the default setting."

https://t.co/j3ofXUS2Mq

[briankrebs @briankrebs]

This tricky phishing tactic angles for persistence, sidesteps 2FA, and doesn't care about your password. Details on a recent app-based phishing campaign that targeted Microsoft O365 users and starts with a legit login at Microsoft's real Web site https://t.co/5FYBCQ7bJ1

[FTC @FTC]

Devumi, owner and CEO settle FTC charges they sold fake indicators of social media influence; Cosmetics firm Sunday Riley, CEO settle FTC charges employees posted fake online reviews at CEO’s direction. More about both cases: https://t.co/ve6jLKuVc7 #endorsements #advertising

[Kim Zetter @KimZetter]

Natn'l Cybersecurity Awareness Month is here; if you or someone you know is looking for a good book on the topic, I've been told this one is good. "Immensely enjoyable...Zetter turns a complicated and technical cyberstory into an engrossing whodunit" -WaPo
https://t.co/hqFRZEcjID

[FTC @FTC]

FTC is sending refunds to victims of a tech support scam: https://t.co/rv9m5vZ3bc

[FTC @FTC]

Capital One data breach: Time to check your credit report. Read more: https://t.co/GkViv4vIN5

[FTC @FTC]

Beware of fake websites claiming to be the Equifax settlement claims website. To be sure you are going to the legitimate site, you can access it from the @ftc’s Equifax page: https://t.co/6Dz4lQYEf2

[Boxaid @boxaid]

@annasale https://t.co/YeQjTOJmjJ

[National Cybersecurity Alliance @StaySafeOnline]

.@KColemanNCSA shares tips on how to stay safe online with @NBCNews https://t.co/hN2guGGH7S

[BleepingComputer @BleepinComputer]

Firefox Addons Being Disabled Due to an Expired Certificate - by @LawrenceAbrams
https://t.co/OQAXcZK7iI