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100 Well Known Brands Impersonated by One Phishing Campaign | Sync Up
For the last year, one phishing campaign has spawned 6,000 fake websites, impersonating over 100 brands. We’ll cover how you can detect one of these sites as we sit down and sync up with Rocket IT’s weekly technology update.
Read MoreApple Vision Pro Headset Runs Microsoft Word, Excel, & Teams | Sync Up
Although augmented reality headsets have been around for a while, the unveiling of Apple’s Vision Pro headset could mean we’ll see a new wave of interest in the technology.
Read MoreBarracuda Patches Zero-Day Vulnerability in Email Gateways | Sync Up
While network and email security firm, Barracuda, is trusted to protect client data, it appears as though even one of the world’s leading cybersecurity firms isn’t immune to the threat of hackers.
Read MoreA Quick New Way to View Wi-Fi Passwords in Windows 11 | Sync Up
Have trouble recalling your Wi-Fi password? A new feature in Windows 11 lets you find and share Wi-Fi passwords with ease.
Read MoreOpenAI Launches an Official ChatGPT App for iPhone | Sync Up
Want to use ChatGPT on the go? With OpenAI’s recent release of the ChatGPT app for iOS, you can now do just that.
Read MoreMicrosoft’s Windows 10 Receives Final Major Update | Sync Up
As Microsoft announces that it’s done with major updates to Windows 10, many people are left to contemplate the leap to Windows 11. Here’s why it may be in your best interest to make the leap now.
Read MoreGoogle Accused of Shortening Lifespan of Chromebooks | Sync Up
While Google’s Chromebooks are cheap and decent for running web applications, the tech giant is coming under fire as a new report claims Google sets these devices up to fail prematurely.
Read MoreLinkedIn Launches a Verification Badge | How to Get Verified | Sync Up
While it seems like every social media platform has its own verification badge, here’s why LinkedIn’s new, free badge actually makes sense from a security perspective.
Read MoreGoogle Drive File Limit Implemented, Then Removed | Sync Up
When Google Drive set a cap on the number of files you could upload, many people quickly found themselves stuck. Here’s why Google set and then quickly removed its file storage limit.
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