CYBER904

CYBER904 Founded in 1998, CYBER904 is a family-owned and operated, managed security services provider.

***Fake LastPass Authenticator App***You searched for a password app. You found a page with the right logo. You clicked ...
09/25/2026

***Fake LastPass Authenticator App***

You searched for a password app. You found a page with the right logo. You clicked download.

The malware said, “Thanks. I’ll take it from here.” 😬

Researchers found a fake LastPass Authenticator download on GitHub that appeared in search results. If someone ran it, the malware could shut down security software and steal saved credentials.

The everyday lesson: **a familiar logo and a high search ranking do not make a download official.** Start at the company’s website or an official app store, and double-check the address before installing.

If someone at your business already ran a suspicious installer, don’t just delete the download and call it fixed. Have the device checked, and change any saved passwords from a clean device.

CYBER904 helps Jacksonville businesses turn stories like this into practical security habits—without the scare tactics.

A free external Cyber Score can start the conversation:
https://cyber904.com/cyberscore

HIPAA security is not just paperwork. It includes the practical work of protecting electronic patient information throug...
09/23/2026

HIPAA security is not just paperwork. It includes the practical work of protecting electronic patient information through controlled access, protected email, secure devices, reliable backups and a plan to recover when something goes wrong.

CYBER904 helps Jacksonville healthcare practices understand those everyday priorities without scare tactics.

A free external Cyber Score can start the conversation, but it is not a HIPAA compliance assessment or certification:
https://cyber904.com/cyberscore

THAT $5 TECH QUESTION MIGHT NOT COST $5We recently saw a warning from someone who thought they were paying a small one-t...
09/04/2026

THAT $5 TECH QUESTION MIGHT NOT COST $5

We recently saw a warning from someone who thought they were paying a small one-time fee to get an appliance question answered online.

According to their experience, that small charge was followed by a much larger recurring membership fee they weren’t expecting.

Whether you're looking for appliance help, computer support, legal advice, credit help, or any other “Ask an Expert” service online, PAY ATTENTION before entering your credit card.

A few things to check:

🔎 Is this really a one-time charge, or are you starting a subscription?

🔎 Is there a trial period that automatically converts to a paid membership?

🔎 How much will you be charged after today?

🔎 How often will you be charged?

🔎 How do you cancel?

🔎 Take a screenshot of the offer and terms BEFORE you pay.

And here's another good habit: check your bank and credit card statements regularly. Small recurring charges can go unnoticed for months.

The internet has made it incredibly easy to get help.

Unfortunately, it has also made it incredibly easy to accidentally subscribe to something you never intended to buy.

Read before you click. Read before you pay.

There are two kinds of tech support calls:“My computer started doing something weird this morning.”…and…“So it’s been do...
09/02/2026

There are two kinds of tech support calls:

“My computer started doing something weird this morning.”

…and…

“So it’s been doing this for about three months, but today everything stopped working.” 😂

We love both of you. But the first one is usually a LOT easier to help.

That weird popup, slow computer, printer that randomly disappears, email acting funny, or program that suddenly starts crashing? Those are usually signs that something needs attention — not your computer asking for a little alone time.

And with cybersecurity issues, mentioning something strange early can be especially important. A small problem caught today is usually much easier to deal with than a big problem discovered three weeks from now.

So if something doesn’t seem right, call us. You’re not bothering us. This is literally what we do.

And yes… you can still try turning it off and back on first. We respect tradition. 😂

Wondering how vulnerable your business might be? Get your FREE Cyber Score and see what hackers can already find about your company: https://cyber904.com/cyberscore

“Your antivirus subscription has been renewed for $499.99.”Funny... because you don’t remember buying it. 😂That’s exactl...
08/06/2026

“Your antivirus subscription has been renewed for $499.99.”

Funny... because you don’t remember buying it. 😂

That’s exactly what they’re counting on.

Fake virus protection and antivirus renewal notices are a favorite scam because that big unexpected charge makes people immediately think, “OH HECK NO!” and call the cancellation number.

And guess who answers? Not Norton. Not McAfee. Not Microsoft. Your friendly neighborhood scammer. 😬

They may ask for your credit card information, bank information, or even convince you to let them remotely access your computer so they can “process your refund.”

If you get one, don’t click the link, don’t call the number in the message, and definitely don’t let anyone remote into your computer. Go directly to the company’s real website or check your actual account.

Wondering how vulnerable your business might be? Get your FREE Cyber Score and see what hackers can already find about your company.

https://cyber904.com/cyberscorea

You know what's funny?Hackers don't always spend hours trying to break into your computer...Sometimes they just ask nice...
07/27/2026

You know what's funny?

Hackers don't always spend hours trying to break into your computer...

Sometimes they just ask nicely. 😄

"Hi, this is IT Support."

"Can you verify your password?"

"We just need your MFA code."

"Your CEO said it was okay."

That's called social engineering—and it's one of the oldest tricks in the cybersecurity playbook. Criminals know it's often easier to convince a person to open the front door than it is to pick the lock.

The good news? A healthy dose of skepticism goes a long way.

Before sharing passwords, MFA codes, sensitive information, or clicking on an unexpected request, stop and verify who you're talking to. A quick phone call to a known number can prevent a very expensive mistake.

At CYBER904, we spend just as much time helping businesses recognize these scams as we do blocking them. Because the best firewall in the world can't stop someone from willingly handing over the keys.

Wondering how vulnerable your business might be? Get your FREE Cyber Score and see what hackers can already find about your company.

👉 https://cyber904.com/cyberscore

Have you ever received one of those "urgent" calls or emails that just didn't feel right? We'd love to hear your story (without naming names 😄).

Hackers do not always “hack” their way into your computer.Sometimes they just ask nicely. 😏They may pretend to be your b...
07/21/2026

Hackers do not always “hack” their way into your computer.

Sometimes they just ask nicely. 😏

They may pretend to be your boss, your bank, Microsoft support, a delivery company, or even someone offering free coffee. Their goal is to make you panic, get excited, or act before you stop and think.

That is called social engineering: manipulating people into giving away passwords, verification codes, money, or sensitive information.

Before clicking, replying, paying, or sharing anything:

✅ Pause
✅ Verify the request another way
✅ Never share a verification code
✅ Be suspicious of urgency
✅ Remember: “Trust me, bro” is not a security policy

Think. Verify. Protect.

Don’t take the bait. 🎣

Get your free CYBER904 Cyber Score:
https://cyber904.com/cyberscore

🚨 Public Service Announcement: 🚨If someone calls you out of the blue claiming to be "Microsoft," "Apple," "Amazon," or "...
07/08/2026

🚨 Public Service Announcement: 🚨

If someone calls you out of the blue claiming to be "Microsoft," "Apple," "Amazon," or "your bank" and asks for remote access to your computer...

🚩 The answer is NO.

Giving a stranger remote access is basically handing them your house keys, your wallet, and saying, "I'll be back in a few minutes." 😬

Before you click "Accept" on AnyDesk, TeamViewer, ScreenConnect, Quick Assist, or any other remote support tool, ask yourself:

"Did I call them first?"

If the answer is no... close the window and hang up.

When you actually need help, call someone you know and trust—not the random "support technician" who magically appeared on your screen.

Think before you click. Your future self (and your bank account) will thank you.

Want to see how secure your business really is? Get your free Cyber Score:
👉 https://cyber904.com/cyberscore

Sharing is caring...Unless we're talking about passwords. 😆We've all seen it happen."Hey, can you log into my email real...
06/18/2026

Sharing is caring...

Unless we're talking about passwords. 😆

We've all seen it happen.

"Hey, can you log into my email real quick?"

"Sure. What's the password?"

"Same one I use for everything."

And just like that, one password now exists on two computers, three sticky notes, a text message, and possibly a napkin somewhere.

The reality is that shared passwords create a huge blind spot for businesses. When multiple people use the same login, it becomes nearly impossible to know who accessed what, when they did it, or whether the account is still secure after an employee leaves.

A better approach is to give each person their own account and use password-sharing tools designed for businesses when access needs to be delegated.

Cybersecurity doesn't have to be complicated. Sometimes it's just avoiding the temptation to turn one password into the office community property.

Wondering how vulnerable your business might be? Get your FREE Cyber Score and see what hackers can already find about your company.

https://cyber904.com/cyberscore

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Think your business is too small to be targeted by cybercriminals?Unfortunately, that's exactly what many attackers are ...
06/16/2026

Think your business is too small to be targeted by cybercriminals?

Unfortunately, that's exactly what many attackers are counting on.

Most small businesses don't have a dedicated security team watching for threats 24/7. That means a single phishing email, weak password, or misconfigured cloud setting can lead to a costly breach, ransomware attack, or data loss event.

The good news? Most security issues can be found and fixed before they become major problems.

A cybersecurity assessment helps identify:
✅ Hidden security gaps
✅ Email security risks
✅ Weak passwords and user access issues
✅ Outdated systems
✅ Backup and recovery concerns
✅ Compliance and cyber insurance readiness

At CYBER904, we help Jacksonville businesses understand where they're vulnerable and provide a clear, practical roadmap to improve security—without the confusing tech jargon.

Don't wait until after an incident to find out where the gaps are.

Get your FREE Cyber Score today:
🌐 https://cyber904.com/cyberscore

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