 | | | | | | | Security updates for April 8, 2014 |
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| | | | | | How do I recover my hacked account if I haven't already added security information to it? | | If your account has been hacked and you can't get access to it, you might still be able to reset the password on your account. If you can't reset your password, and you haven't already added security information to your account, you can still get back into the account by filling out a questionnaire. You will be asked specific questions about the account and email messages that might be stored there. Someone will get back to you within 24 hours (typically a lot sooner). Learn about what else you can do recover your account |
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| |  | Tax time in the United States is looming. Learn how to recognize and protect yourself from email and social networking scams related to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and other tax issues. | | |  | If you see a message warning you that your computer has been locked because of possible illegal activities, you might be a victim of a criminal extortion scam called ransomware. | | |  | In less than 24 hours, so many of you promised to #Do1Thing to stay safer that Microsoft donated $50,000 to TechSoup Global!
| | |  | Scammers use email, text messages, phone calls, and even your favorite social networking websites to trick you into turning over personal information and money. Learn how to keep from being fooled.
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