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Deal of the Week | Slimline RFID Credit Card Protector Wallet $6.99 (reg. $19.99)

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This week’s DEAL: Slimline RFID Credit Card Protector Wallet $6.99

(reg. $19.99)

Protect your privacy and your assets from prying hackers! Use this RFID Credit Card Protector Wallet to protect your credit card’s embedded information from stealth invaders. Excellent solution for both men and women, making it a great universal gift idea. Perfect for when you need a few cards, a bit of cash, and you’re tight on space in your bag or pocket. Made of sturdy, high-quality, fingerprint-resistant stainless steel. Our RFID Credit Card Protector Wallet usually goes for $19.99, but as this week’s DOTW, it’s just $19.99! Available in black or silver.


This offer runs from Friday, June 21st through Thursday, June 27th, 2019, while supplies last. Sorry, no rain checks.

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ALERT: KRACK Wi-Fi hack threatens all networks. Here’s how to stay safe.

ALERT: KRACK Wi-Fi hack threatens all networks. Here’s how to stay safe.

A serious flaw in the Wi-Fi standard has left millions of networks, computers, and devices vulnerable to potentially devastating attacks. Once infiltrated, the so-called KRACK exploit allows hackers to monitor all traffic you send over your Wi-Fi network. That includes private information like passwords, login info, as well as social security and credit card numbers.

Just say “no” to KRACK

Connecting Point’s Service Manager, Jason Kellogg, spoke recently to Newswatch 12’s Sionan Barrett about the threat presented by the KRACK exploit, and what can be done to make your network, your computers, and your devices safe and secure.

If you’d like more information, you can read this in-depth article from PC World.

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Are Today’s Cameras Cybersecure? 10 Tips to Avoid Camera Hacking

Are Today’s Cameras Cybersecure? 10 Tips to Avoid Camera Hacking

Guest post by Vound Software and Ghergich & Co.

Computer webcams, home security systems, and baby and pet monitors allow us to stay connected 24/7. These camera-enabled devices allow us to video chat with family members and work contacts and keep tabs on the safety of our homes, pets, and children with ease. But all this connectivity opens us up to some serious vulnerabilities. Cyber hackers can gain access to some of our most intimate moments if we don’t take the proper precautions. Thankfully, there are ways to protect ourselves-beyond covering your computer webcam with masking tape. Check out the infographic below to better safeguard your devices.

Are Today’s Cameras Cybersecure? 10 Tips to Avoid Camera Hacking

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BEWARE: Widespread telephone scam claiming to be from Microsoft tech support

It’s a nationwide problem, but we’ve recently seen a lot more activity targeting local residents. In this scam, telephone solicitors claiming to be from Microsoft technical support direct you to a web address, then prompt you to download malware to your computer. Once installed, your computer surrenders to their control. Chaos ensues.

Medford Service Manager Jason Kellogg talks to KTVL reporter

Medford Service Manager Jason Kellogg

Yesterday, Medford Service Manager Jason Kellogg was interviewed by Medford CBS affiliate KTVL about the problem – and how to avoid it.

Be alert. Be aware. And bear in mind Microsoft will never telephone you to warn of an issue with your computer.