Data Leak?

[skeeter456]

Uhhhh what other websites do you go on? Wouldn't hurt to run a virus scan.

 

[pappymac]

I love those emails you get and I love even more the Car Warranty calls you get that go like this....

Hello Mr. Condorlover we are giving you a call about your car warranty before we close the file. Press 1 to speak to one of our warranty specialists.

* click #1 *

Salesman: Hi Mr. Condorlover can I have the make, model and year of your car please.

Me: I have a 1913 Model T Ford with 200,000 miles on the odometer and I am the first owner and a new warranty would be wonderful.

Salesman: Do you have a more recent car?

Me: No.

Salesman: * click *

I always go with the old, "Wait! You called me about my car warranty so you should have the make, model and year. How else would you know about my warranty."

They always hang up.

 

[bedolaga]

Data leaks are possible for several reasons. The main reason for accidental leaks is the lack of corporate information security training, including instructions on how to work with documents and sensitive data. Often employees exchange passwords and confidential information directly in messengers. But often leaks are due to malfunctioning servers. But personally, I have never encountered such difficulties with the servers, because I always use https://introserv.com so everything works perfectly and without any complaints.