Stephen Bovis from Oracle joined Nextgen Group CEO, John Walters on stage to welcome everyone and get things started with the champagne tower. Nextgen recently held its annual Summer Party in Sydney at the MCA drawing a record of more than 500 attendees. In Pictures: IT for a Cause charity golf day In Pictures: Nextgen celebrates the channel - Sydney Summer Party 2023 The IT industry rallied their support to raise $105,000 for three children’s charities - Ronald McDonald House (RMHC) Sydney, Save our Sons Duchenne Foundation and Cooper Rice-Brading Foundation (CRBF). The annual IT for a Cause charity golf day was in full swing on 19 April at St Michael's Golf Club in Sydney. Send news tips and comments to Follow me on Twitter: In Pictures: IT for a Cause charity golf day To get rid of the message, Segura wrote that users should put their phone into airplane mode, clear Safari's browsing history and then reopen the browser before disabling airplane mode. The message doesn't actually harm the mobile device, however. "It's quite amazing that a few simple lines of code could cause such a massive problem and severe headaches among users," he wrote. Segura wrote that the pop-up message is coded to reappear every millisecond, making it nearly impossible for a user to do anything else with the Safari browser in the short interval. But on iOS mobile devices, it's a thornier problem. The fake warnings, which Malwarebytes first saw complaints about in late 2014, is easy to deal with on a desktop computer by closing the browser window. "These scams rely heavily on social engineering, and crooks are always ready to defraud you of hundreds of dollars if you give them your credit card number over the phone," Segura wrote. Warnings such as this one are employed by technical support schemes, which convince people to call their support lines by falsely warning that their computers or devices have security or performance problems.
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