by Ophtek, LLC | Dec 29, 2020 | Hacking, malware, Ophtek, Security, Security Threats
Five Signs That You’ve Been Hacked. Having your organization’s network breached is a major cyber disaster, so identifying a breach quickly is crucial. But how do you know you’ve been hacked? Protecting your organizations networks and data is essential, but with...
by Ophtek, LLC | Sep 29, 2020 | Best Practices, Data Security, Data Storage, disk cleanup, Hacking, IT Efficiency, Ophtek, PC Tips, PC Tools, Speed
Five Things That Are Slowing Your PC Down. We live in a high speed age which allows us to be more productive than ever, but if anything can throw a wrench in the works it’s a slow PC. The experience of a slow and sluggish PC is one that everyone is familiar...
by Ophtek, LLC | Aug 4, 2020 | Hacking, Ophtek, Phishing, Phishing Email, Security Threats, social engineering
How to Protect Yourself against Social Engineering. Hackers thrive upon deception and the result of this endeavor is social engineering. It’s a powerful tactic and one you need to protect yourself from. Social engineering has been used to deploy attacks such as...
by Ophtek, LLC | Jun 23, 2020 | Hacking, malware, Ophtek, Security, Zloader
Beware of Fake Resumes Packed with Malware. Hackers are keeping busier than ever and evolving their strategies almost daily; their latest method for attack is to target the humble resume. Ask any HR professional to tell you how many resumes they receive in a...
by Ophtek, LLC | Jan 7, 2020 | Hacking, Ophtek, Password Security, Security Threats
Making Your Passwords Stronger with Password Checkup. Passwords are the single most important safety tool at your disposal. But passwords need to be strong. And creating strong passwords is far from easy. Thankfully, Google has solved this problem for us. All...
by Ophtek, LLC | Dec 10, 2019 | Hacking, Ophtek, Security, Security Threats, WordPress
WordPress Sites are Quietly Downloading Malware. WordPress is a popular platform for building websites, but this popularity has made it a target for hackers. And it’s now being used to launch hacks. It’s estimated that around 75 million websites use WordPress...
