Geek Squad Scams To Watch Out for in 2024
Geek Squad phishing attacks are frequent and dangerous - so it's good to know what tactics scammers are using.
Don’t take chances with the security of your computer or the data on it – the best antivirus software can keep you protected for peace of mind. As well as guarding against malware and viruses, good antivirus software will protect against phishing sites and scam emails, plus detect spyware and potential ransomware threats.
Antivirus is an essential tool for any modern business. We take a look at some of the best available, from McAfee to Norton.
Geek Squad phishing attacks are frequent and dangerous - so it's good to know what tactics scammers are using.
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This simple trick is almost definitely a "spoofed" call that a scammer set up in order to get you to answer.
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