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🚨 ATTENTION MALAYSIA: Cyber Attacks are on the Rise! 🚨

Did you know that Malaysia is now the 3rd most targeted country in Southeast Asia for cyber exploits? 😱

According to new data from Kaspersky reported by Bernama, our nation saw over 416,000 threats in 2025 alone. That’s a 40% jump from the previous year!

What does this mean for you?

Attackers are looking for "open windows" in your digital home or office. They specifically target:
✅ Outdated software (Apps you haven't updated in a while).
✅ Remote work connections (RDP) that aren't properly secured.

3 Quick Tips to Stay Safe:
1️⃣ Update NOW: When your phone or laptop asks to install an update, do it immediately. These updates often contain "security patches" that block these exact exploits.
2️⃣ Use Stronger Logins: Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on all business and personal accounts.
3️⃣ Close the Door: If you don’t need remote access turned on, disable it.

Don't let your business or personal data be part of the next statistic. Share this with your colleagues and friends to keep them informed! 🛡️

Read the full report here - https://www.bernama.com/en/news.php?id=2544438

Stop! 🛑

Before you put that wet phone in a bowl of rice, read this!

"Ridiculous Tech Myths"

Did you know:
✅ Closing apps on your iPhone doesn’t actually save battery? (It can actually use more power when you restart them!)
✅ Expensive HDMI cables are almost never worth it. A $10 cable usually works just as well as a $100 one.
✅ Macs CAN get viruses. They aren’t invincible, so keep that software updated!

It’s time to stop listening to "campfire stories" about our gadgets and start treating them right. 📱💻

Check out the full list and let us know: Which one of these did you think was true? 👇

https://www.pcmag.com/articles/stop-falling-for-ridiculous-tech-myths

It's Time to Stop Falling for These 24 Ridiculous Tech Myths No, you can't save your wet phone using rice. And no, 5G towers won't make you sick. Let our experts set you straight.

Having trouble updating Windows 11? You aren't alone! 🖥️⚠️

Microsoft has hit the "pause" button on its latest Windows 11 update after users reported it was failing to install, often getting stuck with a frustrating error message (Error 0x80073712).

The update was supposed to add cool new features like better monitor support and a new "About" page, but instead, it’s left many people staring at a frozen progress bar.

What you need to know:
✅ Microsoft is aware of the bug and is working on a fix.
✅ They have pulled the update from Windows Update for now so it won't cause more issues.
✅ If your computer is working fine, you don't need to do anything—just wait for the official "clean" version to be released in the coming days.

Read more on TechRepublic - https://www.techrepublic.com/article/news-windows-11-update-pulled-installation-errors/

Have you had any issues with Windows updates lately? Let us know in the comments! 💬⬇️

Is your Google Chrome up to date?

If you use Google Chrome, you need to take a minute to update it right now.

Google has confirmed that hackers are already exploiting two "zero-day" security flaws that could allow them to crash your browser or even run malicious code on your computer just by having you visit a "poisoned" website.

Because Chrome is used by billions of people, these kinds of attacks are a favorite for cybercriminals.

How to update manually (it only takes 30 seconds):
1️⃣ Open Chrome on your computer.
2️⃣ Click the three dots in the top-right corner.
3️⃣ Hover over Help and click About Google Chrome.
4️⃣ Chrome will automatically check for the update. When it's done, click Relaunch.

Check your version today and make sure you're protected! 💻🔒

Read the full advisory here: https://www.techrepublic.com/article/news-chrome-zero-day-vulnerabilities-exploited-update/

Stay safe out there!