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WHAT IS PHISHING? Phishing (pronounced “fishing”) is a kind of identity theft which is growing in popularity amongst hackers. By using fraudulent websites and false emails, fake phone calls and whatnot – perpetrators attempt to...
Millions of professionals use consumer cloud services in order to access files from any device and share them with colleagues, customers and partners. This has created huge productivity increases and allowed users to work...
Plus addressing (or sub-addressing) allow you to use different versions of your email address. The great thing is that you do not need to do anything. They work right away. It’s a great way...
Shared mailboxes allow users to share their mailbox with other users in order to view and send email from a common mailbox. These accounts work in the same way as a normal email account...
More about Poodle You might have heard that Google discovered a 15 year old flaw in SSL 3.0, a security protocol that turns out isn’t quite as secure as originally thought SSL 3.0 could...
Imagine you need to finalise a extremely important presentation for a customer. You start off with your usual template and know that some very interesting data was included in a report you stored online...
When organising a meeting you often want to share certain files with the attendees. These documents can be the agenda of the meeting, a report of the previous meeting, a paper that needs to...
Upload of files through drag and drop from Operating System is now possible! This allows you to upload documents efficiently into ContactOffice documents just by drag and drop. It also works for upload of...
One of the main reasons why people and organizations choose SaaS applications is cost reductions. Another reason certainly is time saving. Here are a few tips and tricks that will save you some precious...
Save mail in Documents You can now archive your mails in the ContactOffice Documents tool. Right-click on the mail you want to save in the Documents and choose ‘Save in Documents’. The mail will...