Rcmp computer virus

The skid steer was used to break the main gate and was then loaded onto a trailer. This investigation is still ongoing. On March 3, a female in town received a call from a telephone scammer looking for access to her computer to run a scan for viruses.

The female gave the caller access and then provided her credit card information. The RCMP would like to remind the public, if you receive any calls looking for personal or financial information, this is a scam.

Never, ever release any information over the phone. The car was stopped at the stop sign on Hwy. The car was struck by a westbound pick up causing significant damage to both vehicles. The driver of the car was charged. Once it is on the Internet, it is there forever! Secure your Mobile Devices Be aware that your mobile device is vulnerable to viruses and hackers.

Download applications from trusted sources. Install the latest operating system updates Keep your applications and operating system e. Windows, Mac, Linux current with the latest system updates. Turn on automatic updates to prevent potential attacks on older software. Protect your Data Use encryption for your most sensitive files such as tax returns or financial records, make regular back-ups of all your important data, and store it in another location.

Secure your wireless network Wi-Fi wireless networks at home are vulnerable to intrusion if they are not properly secured. Review and modify default settings. Public Wi-Fi, a. Avoid conducting financial or corporate transactions on these networks.

Protect your e-identity Be cautious when giving out personal information such as your name, address, phone number or financial information on the Internet. Make sure that websites are secure e. Avoid being scammed Always think before you click on a link or file of unknown origin. Check the source of the message.