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Q&A: Why is Webroot saying your site is unsafe?

Posted on December 28, 2019

Question from Ray H.:  Hi Rick. I’ve been reading your blog for years Rick because I love all the useful info you provide.

But right now I’m having a problem accessing your pages.

I bought Webroot a few days ago and now every time I click one of your links on Facebook Webroot throws up a warning saying that the link is unsafe.

It’s doing that for a couple of my other favorite sites too.

I love reading your posts but I must admit that this has me concerned. Can you explain what’s going on?

Per your own advice I’m very wary about the possibility of visiting a malicious website.

Rick’s answer:  [Read more…]

Great news: The free version of the Wordfence security plugin for WordPress now supports Two-Factor Authentication!

Posted on December 26, 2019

Are you a blogger who’s been using a stand-alone Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) plugin to enable 2FA on your blog’s login page?

If so, I have great news for you…

The awesome free Wordfence Security plugin will now add Two-Factor Authentication login security to your blog without having to use a separate 2FA plugin!

[Read more…]

Thank you, and Merry Christmas!

Posted on December 25, 2019

Be sure to photograph your Christmas gifts for insurance purposes

Posted on December 24, 2019

christmasOn Christmas morning, what’s the first thing you should do with all the loot that Santa has deposited under your tree?

Why pull out your camera or smart phone and photograph them, of course!

Remember all those stories you hear every year about families having their entire Christmas burned up in a house fire?

Or how about the families that hop in their car and head over to grandma’s house for Christmas dinner, only to discover that a burglar completely cleaned them out while they were gone?  [Read more…]

Review: Apricorn EZ-Upgrade SATA Notebook Hard Drive Upgrade Kit

Posted on December 21, 2019

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Note: The links in this post are affiliate links.

Regular readers of this blog know that upgrading the hard drive in a notebook PC is a fairly straightforward process because I have written about it several times in the past.

Simply connect your new drive to the PC with a USB to SATA adapter cable, use disc cloning software to copy the contents of the existing drive to the new one, then remove the old drive and replace it with the new drive.

Sounds simple, right? Well, it really is pretty simple IF you’ve done it before AND you feel comfortable with the process.  [Read more…]

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