by thelanzagroup | Feb 24, 2026 | Jeff Lanza's Blog
One of the fastest-growing scams today doesn’t rely on sophisticated hacking or stolen passwords. Instead, it relies on something much simpler: trust. Criminals are increasingly impersonating bank fraud departments, convincing victims they’re speaking with legitimate...
by thelanzagroup | Feb 10, 2026 | Jeff Lanza's Blog
Artificial intelligence has transformed the way we work, communicate, and solve problems. From writing emails to generating images and analyzing data, AI tools are becoming part of everyday life. Unfortunately, scammers are adopting these same technologies—using them...
by thelanzagroup | Jan 27, 2026 | Jeff Lanza's Blog
Staying in control of your digital life starts with one goal: making sure you never lose access to the accounts, devices, and data you rely on every day. Strong recovery options, secure backups, and thoughtful password habits dramatically reduce the risk of lockouts,...
by thelanzagroup | Jan 9, 2026 | Jeff Lanza's Blog
Quishing (QR code phishing) is a cyberattack using malicious QR codes to trick people into visiting fake websites, downloading malware, or revealing sensitive data like passwords and financial info, blending the convenience of QR codes with the deception of phishing,...
by thelanzagroup | Dec 30, 2025 | Jeff Lanza's Blog
As Google continues weaving artificial intelligence into its search experience, many users are discovering a new problem: AI‑generated answers can feel confident, polished, and helpful—yet still be wrong. While Google promotes its AI Overviews as a faster, smarter way...
by thelanzagroup | Dec 17, 2025 | Jeff Lanza's Blog
AI programs can help developers automate certain tasks, reducing the time required to piece together software. But those same benefits also apply to hackers looking for cheap and quick ways to break into enterprise, governmental, and private computer networks to steal...
