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Even though according to the article the information being sold does not contain passwords it does give bad actors means to try and social engineer your password through email phishing or SMS messages etc. As always be careful. Use strong passwords and enable 2 factor authentication if possible.

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It's no surprise with the popularity of zoom and even Google classrooms are now being exploited. As always make sure you're using the correct web addresses and don't accept meeting invites from people you don't know or are not expecting. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com//hackers-take-advantage-/

With the new coronavirus stimulus checks expected online scammers are in full force. Watch out for scams requesting personal information and don't click on links from emails you don't trust. If it's too good to be true it probably is. Stay safe. https://amcomputersny.com//steer-clear-of-coronavirus-sca/