…ck on the link. Scammers want your personal information: passwords, social security numbers, stuff like that, to sell on the web. They might also use your password to install programs on your computer that run unnoticed for years to come. Symantec reports that the most common words used in scam email subject lines are: 1. Urgent 2. Request 3. Important 4. Payment 5. Attention Notice anything special about these words? They’re pushing for fast acti…

…ic. Driscoll’s recognized that the County’s challenges evolved beyond food security to educational equity as seen in the Pajaro Valley. “In addition to reliable internet access, we were seeing that there was an urgent need for kids to have a safe space to convene and receive in-person learning support which is why we partnered with Cruzio and Farm Discovery. We were happy to see that the children who needed in-person distance learning support the…

…arious tasks. That can affect home and office computer equipment. Internet security experts around the country are urging extra caution. Our users and community are not likely to be the specific target of any particular scheme, but large sweeps looking for access to private and small business computers can sometimes catch unsuspecting people. Resist hacking! Some principles to remember: The more urgent it seems, the more likely it is to be a scam…

…ennedy. Cruzio truck on Bay Street, Thursday, August 20th, 2020. Photo by Sonya Campbell.   Why Communications Can Sometimes be Difficult And here’s a picture from a security camera on a communications tower in Bonny Doon, as the tower was engulfed by fire and destroyed….

…words. Shocking. 10. “Encrypt everything and block trackers” We’re all for security and we’re massive on privacy, so we don’t disagree. But we’re one of the only ISPs that do not track and sell your data. Maybe it’s a Santa Cruz thing, but we’ve never seen our customers’ data as a potential profit center. We will never give away or sell your private data. Ever. 11. “Use a different DNS” No need. As we said, we’re not tracking you. And our DNS will…

…an, suburban, and rural areas. Operating in the mmWave bands, Siklu’s wireless solutions are used by leading service providers and system integrators to provide 5G Gigabit Wireless Access services. In addition, Siklu solutions are ideal for Smart City projects requiring extra capacity such as video security, WiFi backhaul, and municipal network connectivity all over one network. Thousands of SIKLU carrier-grade systems are delivering interference-…

…be used for dentity theft. It includes names, addresses, passwords, social security numbers, and more. You can check whether your information is out there by seeing if you have been “pwned.” Do You Want to be Tracked? Before we go further, let’s get down to a big question. Gizmodo has published tools to help you block some of the tracking. But remember: most of the data is gathered by an app you’re using for a reason, and blocking data may hurt th…