by Marc Woodland | Nov 23, 2015 | Good Practice, Productivity, Security
Thanks to the unseasonably mild weather we’ve enjoyed this autumn, it’s easy to forget that winter, and all the potential havoc it can wreak, is soon to follow. It’s hard not to feel that our weather has become more unpredictable and freak storms just aren’t, well,...
by Absolutely PC | Sep 25, 2014 | Security
Passwords are everywhere… from accessing your bank account and online shopping to using Facebook or even responding to an online blog. The problem is the more passwords we are forced to remember the more likely it is that you will use a weak password or use the...
by Marc Woodland | Jul 23, 2014 | App of the Moment, Security
How secure is your password? Do you use it for just a single website? Does it contain capitals, numbers and special charaters? If not you should read on… My app of the moment for July is Passpack. Security is of utmost importance at Absolutely PC and this...
by Absolutely PC | Feb 16, 2011 | Security
This particular scam by the Domain Registry of America is very convincing and could easily end up with your domain name (website address) being locked into a contract that is difficult and time consuming to resolve. This scam starts by an official looking letter that...
by Absolutely PC | Jan 28, 2011 | Security
We see lots of spam and scams because for customers that host websites on our servers we often register and manage the domain purchase and renewals and one of the benefits to our customers is that we get to deal with all of the spam and scams that are sent out to the...
by Absolutely PC | Nov 22, 2010 | Security
Another recurrence of the spoof email concerning Parcel Delivery Service (PDS) has been sent to me. Thank you to Kath of C&M Services for spotting this one. The email reads: Can you circulate this around especially as Xmas is fast approaching – it has been...
