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Anatomy of a Phishing Text
I was hanging around the house last night when I got this text message: Hmm. That seems suspicious, but it’s also kind of intriguing, right? What account is going to be disabled? Shouldn’t I click that link to see what account they’re talking about? Well, I took a few steps to disable installs, and did…
Linked – Facebook’s News Feed Algorithm Is Completely Busted
One, this is clearly true. And two, if you use FB to follow a website, blog, or some other form of “page”, you’re probably not seeing most of what is posted there. Might want to look into email, RSS, or some other form of following. “Facebook’s never going to reach a point where they say…
Shared Links (weekly) March 5, 2023
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Your Biggest Cybersecurity Risks Could Be Inside Your Organization
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Flipboard Is Now a Mastodon App– This is interesting and might make getting started on Mastodon a bit easier for people using Flipboard already.
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A Swiss IT manager’s 500-piece vintage Apple collection is going up for auction
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The Importance of Data that Doesn’t Exist – Part Three (Missing Metadata – A Case Study)
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Cybercriminals Are Using ChatGPT to Make Their Jobs Easier Too– This seems like it was inevitable.
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Linked: Imperiled information
So two Harvard students wondered just how much information was out there that had simply, been dumped online and made publicly available by hackers. Then, they also wondered how much of this data could be combined to identify and track people across various websites. What they found, was worse than most of us imagine. “We…
Linked: Remote Access and Video Conferencing
I haven’t seen a lot of what John refers to below, but I can believe it. “The device has to be able to “see” you and “hear” you. Your office machine can’t do that if you are working from home. That’s why many of us are looking at an empty desk chair or why we…
ICYMI – What I’m Reading (weekly) http://t.co/Y8UngSFXbs #uncategorized