SkinGlow by Beata

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Who wants to have a glowing skin for Valentines Day and expierience an amazing facial treatment?
Book your appointment today at
Beata.glossgenius.com

Treat your mom to an amazing Facial treatment.
Book appointment for her or buy gift certificate.
You can buy it in person at my studio or online at Beata.glossgenius.com/gift-cards

Hey Friends, If you have skin and you shop, please read. 💕

Please consider this when shopping…
• Walmart does NOT need you!
• Target does NOT need you!
• Nike does NOT need you!
• Saks does NOT need you!

You know who does NEED you…..
Your local SMALL BUSINESS friends
Your favorite esthetician, spa owner, massage therapist, hair stylist, barber, etc.

Buy someone a spa gift card, or a facial experience, customized skincare experience... these and a cake or pie from your local bakery make the greatest gifts!

This year, try to gift the gift of lasting memories from a local photographer, gift someone a yard clean up, oil change, a yoga session, local pecans, local olive oil, mani/pedi, massage, hair cut, movie tickets……etc.

You see when you shop small you support people that NEED you! Not corporate companies that get rich and cut employees for self checkouts and only use them for the holiday seasons.

Support your local small town ESTHETICIANS and businesses that are year round, that support their families with every little bit they make! Shop the small businesses that have big dreams of sharing their craft and talents with the world!

SCAM OF THE WEEK: Student Loan Relief Scams

The U.S. Government recently announced its plan to give citizens up to $20,000 of student loan relief. This plan requires that citizens submit an application to determine if they qualify for the loan. Cybercriminals are taking advantage of this process by using fraudulent applications in their scams.

Cybercriminals send you a phishing email that appears to come from an official federal agency, such as the U.S. Department of Education. This email states that you need to apply for student loan relief and provides a link to the application. If you click this link, you'll be taken to a spoofed application page that asks for sensitive information, such as your direct deposit details. Cybercriminals can use this information to access your bank account and steal your money.

Follow the tips below to stay safe from similar scams:
• Be suspicious of emails, texts, and social media posts that contain information about student loan or other financial relief plans. These messages may lead to disinformation, which is false information designed to mislead you.
• Stay up-to-date about financial relief efforts by following local news and other trusted sources. To see what actions you may need to take, visit an official government website and only follow links from the website.
• Before you click a link, hover your mouse over it. Make sure that the link leads to a legitimate, safe website that corresponds with the content in the email.

The KnowBe4 Security Team
KnowBe4.com

we all do dumb s**t when we’re young

SCAM OF THE WEEK: Malicious Monkeypox Scams

As health-related anxiety continues to be high from the COVID-19 pandemic, cybercriminals are creating scams to target a different health concern. Cybercriminals are using fear about monkeypox outbreaks to scare you into sharing sensitive information.

In one scam, cybercriminals send you an email about the latest monkeypox outbreaks and provide a link to mandatory safety awareness training. When you click this link, you’ll be taken to a fake Microsoft login page. If you enter your login credentials, you won't get access to monkeypox safety awareness training. Instead, cybercriminals will get access to your credentials and account.

To stay safe from similar scams, remember the following tips:
• Cybercriminals often use alarming topics to trick you into clicking impulsively. Always think before you click!
• If you receive an unexpected training notification, reach out to your manager to confirm that the training is legitimate.
• Before you click a link, hover your mouse over it. Watch out for links that are suspiciously long or show a different domain than the official website.

The KnowBe4 Security Team
KnowBe4.com

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Every day. It’s that simple. (Even at home!)​​​​​​​​
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