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Best prompts to get the most out of an AI chatbot
How to use an AI chatbot Many people are turning to chatbots as search engines. Kurt “The CyberGuy” Knutsson explains how to use them. People love using AI chatbots to assist them with tasks or to simply answer a question that they don’t know the answer to. However, a chatbot can only answer to the best of its ability, and we have to also do our part to help it answer our questions as accurately…
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Despite FBI takedown, infamous Raccoon Stealer malware returns
In the world of digital wrongdoing, it seems some cyber pests never really go extinct. Remember Raccoon Stealer? If you don’t, it is a malware strain, and you might want to brace yourself. It’s back, it’s bolder and it’s up to no good – again. Picture this: A malware so astute it pilfers data from a whopping 60 applications. We’re talking login details, credit card numbers, those treasured browser histories you thought were safe and…
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How to set up free messaging on your phone while traveling internationally
Ever wished you could stay connected no matter where your travels take you? Imagine sending texts seamlessly even when you’re halfway around the world. Well, that’s exactly the kind of global connectivity Dean from Alpharetta, GA is after. CLICK TO GET KURT’S FREE CYBERGUY NEWSLETTER WITH SECURITY ALERTS, QUICK TIPS, TECH REVIEWS AND EASY HOW-TO’S TO MAKE YOU SMARTER He wrote us telling us he is traveling in the near future and wants to be able…
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Protect yourself from tech support scams
The Tech Support Scam starts with what appears to be a helping hand to fix a technical glitch. The criminals will send a message by phone, email or text to convince you that you need help. With so many new computer scams and schemes out there, it’s hard to feel safe. One type of scam to look out for are the “technical support scams.” These scams use the guise of your computer needing…
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Google security check: 60 seconds to kick out snoops and hackers
I’ll never forget the caller on my national radio show asking me for guidance because her brother was scammed out of $450,000. He trusted the wrong person, and he’s far from alone. People simply don’t realize they’re being taken for a ride until it’s too late. Then clues pop up. Maybe you sent a bunch of gift card codes, or there are emails you didn’t write in your outbox. Or worse, you get a notice…
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