Louisiana declares state of emergency in response to ransomware attack
Business Email Compromises Bilking U.S. Companies Out of $301M Per Month
US Attorney General Says Encryption Creates Security Risk
Barr can’t be trusted with an encryption backdoor, Comey couldn’t be, no one can be. Period. No matter which party is in power.
High Alert: Deepfake Audios Now Impersonating Executives
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Over the long weekend, I downloaded and tried out the Adobe Air application, GMDesk: GMDesk is an application that lets you run Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs and Google Maps as a stand-alone application to do all your mail handling, calendar event reading etc with. No need to open it up in a web browser,…
br /> Interesting reading for today: David Coursey has it all wrong. SEPT. 11 WAS THE absolute conclusion of the roaring ’90s. But it also provided immediate and dramatic examples of what really matters. As we leave an era of self-interest and greed, Sept. 11 reintroduced us to the people we might all strive to…
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A couple of weeks ago a rep from somewhere left a copy of Michelle Kovitch’s Summ it Up! book with our office. It found it’s way to me, and I’ve been leafing through it to see how I might adjust my training sessions with the way Michelle presents the information in her book. I had…
RSS is not gone, quite the opposite. Most people, however, don’t use RSS subscriptions like they did in the old Google Reader days, but RSS is running underneath a whole lot of stuff that we all use every day.
But, I also want to point out that there are a TON of good reasons to use an RSS reader now. Maybe more than there were when Google still had one. As it is, we’ve sort of grown into this habit of letting social media inform us. If there’s some topic we want to know about, we’ll follow some accounts and let the algorithm decide for us what we need to see.
Look how well that’s working out.
It’s amazing how few companies in the world will actually accept responsibility for anything. That PC still doesn’t work. I was in the office until 9 last night doing a system restore, bringing the PC to exactly the state it shipped in two weeks ago, and then, when the problem still existed, talking to HP…