And if you hover over ‘Sign in to HMRC online services self assessment’ you will see that the link will take you to ‘nagata-k.net’ which is obviously nothing to do with our UK Government! If you do accidentally click on a link – don’t enter any personal information, passwords or usernames – and if your computer starts acting strange, turn it off and ring us – advice is free 01948 840102
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Stay Safe Online Facebook Warning
I got messages on Facebook from people I didn’t know and I began to panic. I thought I had been hacked, my computer had viruses, criminals knew my passwords, I was worried they had access to my bank account. If you were using your mobile phone, don’t worry. it’s the safest place to access Facebook, but you do need to warn your friends that you have been hacked and change any passwords that you typed in – visit our website for more advice.
Stay Safe Online – another GOV.UK scam email
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We received another email today which looked like it had been sent from HMRC. How can you tell that it’s not from GOV.UK?
Apart from the fact that the English is not quite right (to have your tax refund creditED to your bank account), if you hover over ’GOV.UK’ you can see that if you clicked on it, you would be sent to ‘usuprint.com’
and if you actually did click on it, your anti-virus software should warn you that the link is dangerous ‘deceptive site ahead’.
And if you hover over ‘Sign in to HMRC online services self assessment’ you will see that the link will take you to ‘nagata-k.net’
If you do accidentally click on a link – don’t enter any personal information, passwords or usernames – and if your computer starts acting strange, turn it off and ring us – advice is free 01948 840102
Stay Safe Online – The Importance of Back-ups
In most cases we can retrieve data (even when other IT ‘experts’ have failed) but it is much easier to have your data stored elsewhere – so all we have to do is reinstall it.