Every year we get a number of emails from clients about questionable-looking "invoices" for domain services. It is usually a very generic document that has what looks like an expiration date and pertains to their domain name. There are a number of different companies who send these out and they are mostly junk subscription offers that provide a service that our clients will never need. This is an example of one: I removed my client's domain on this one, but it was listed by

We recently had a situation with a client that involved hacking of emails in order to steal money transferred via wire transfers. It was different that any we had faced before because it involved the hacking of an actual external email account. Previously, we have seen email scams where an email is sent to the CFO or financial manager at a client requesting a wire transfer. The email address that it comes from looks like the email address of the CEO or president of the clie

Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows 10, includes some great new features that can improve a user's computing experience. Since that is what we are all about at Opus, I figured I would put some of the ones I discovered and use the most so others can benefit as well. At first, I didn't like some of the changes from 7 and 8 to 10 because it seemed to be harder to find settings that I needed. Now that I have had time to play with the OS, though, I've found that most t

Our new site is hosted on WIX.com which should make it easier for us to manage the site (with limited time) going forward. We are adding this blog feature as well as the ability to purchase hardware and other services online using Paypal and, possibly, direct credit cards in the future. We will be using this blog feature to send out security notices so that all of our clients can stay informed about the latest threats and what we at Opus are doing to protect you and your net