Please be advised that there has been a Windows update that may affect some users who use encrypted Windows 10/11 devices. There is a known problem with the latest July Windows update that may cause some devices to display a blue BitLocker Recovery Screen when they boot up. This screen asks for a recovery key […]
In today’s digital landscape, phishing emails pose a serious threat to online security. These deceptive messages aim to trick individuals into revealing confidential information—everything from login credentials to financial data. A recent phishing campaign has impersonated a well-known domain registration and hosting provider. The goal? To fool recipients with fake domain renewal requests. This incident […]
Did you know that email QR scams are on the rise? Scanning every QR code without caution can be risky, especially when it comes to email scams, so please be vigilant. We have listed some reasons as to why it is important not to indiscriminately scan QR codes received via email. To protect yourself from […]
Scammers often pretend to be from a trusted business or government organisation – this includes IT companies like ourselves. If you receive a call from someone who says they are from Chill IT but you are unsure you can verify the legitimacy by contacting Chill IT on its official contact number 1300 726 679. What […]
Please be aware Microsoft have released a patch for Outlook in the past 24 hours – this is affecting many users (but not all) from not being able to view or create emails in Outlook worldwide.
Scammers purporting to be from ACSC are calling Australians and attempting to trick them into installing malicious software on personal devices.
Australians have lost over $300,000 to rental and accommodation scams this year, an increase of 76 per cent compared to the same time last year.
It has recently come to our attention that scammers are using a COVID-19 themed scam to install malicious software on your device…
Please be aware that Office 365 users are being targeted in a convincing email phishing attack. An email stating to be from Office 365 is being sent to end users…
Christmas is the time of year for giving to loved ones and friends, NOT to scammers.
These weasels are everywhere trying to steal your assets from you, nothing you own is sacred.