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What You Need to Know about Email Spoofing

Imagine this: You get an email from someone you know or a company you are familiar with (for example, your bank or QNet NSG). You open it and read a message you never expected! Your account has closed, your bank is bankrupt, QNet is shutting down its business … information that just could not have [...]

Published by on October 5th, 2011 at 02:10 pm
Don’t Go Phishing!
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Don’t Go Phishing!

Have you heard about phishing scams? Phishing is defined as a fraudulent method of acquiring personal information, usually via electronic communication messages, while posing as a legitimate entity. Big companies all over the world such as Paypal, AOL and many major banks have been faced with phishing attempts. Each phishing attempt costs companies money and [...]

Published by on May 12th, 2011 at 10:05 am
Protect Your Quest Account with Our Special Offer!
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Protect Your Quest Account with Our Special Offer!

Do you know that online threats and fraud can be found everywhere? Are you doing enough to protect yourself online? As your business counterpart and eCommerce platform provider, QNet takes your online security very seriously. We constantly review the process and the latest technology to protect you from fraud and other online threats. Available since [...]

Published by on December 17th, 2010 at 07:12 pm
Get Ultimate Online Protection with Two-Factor Authentication
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Get Ultimate Online Protection with Two-Factor Authentication

Your online security is and will always be our top priority. QNet constantly reviews its process and the latest technology to protect you from fraud and other online threats. As a result, on Thursday, 16 December 2010, we’re introducing a new tool to protect your Quest Account: Two-Factor Authentication, or 2FA for short. What is [...]

Published by on December 10th, 2010 at 06:12 pm
Enhancing Your Safety While Browsing the Web
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Enhancing Your Safety While Browsing the Web

Did you know that your web browser – the very tool that you use to browse the Internet – is a major target for malicious attacks? Hackers rely on malicious content becoming rendered by your web browser or by vulnerable browser plugins, which are then exploited through techniques or code developed by the hackers. Surfing [...]

Published by on November 4th, 2010 at 07:11 pm
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