Shared Links (weekly) Dec. 28, 2025
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Linked – The Botnet That Broke the Internet Isn’t Going Away
WHEN THE BOTNET named Mirai first appeared in September, it announced its existence with dramatic flair. After flooding a prominent security journalist’s website with traffic from zombie Internet of Things devices, it managed to make much of the internet unavailable for millions of people by overwhelming Dyn, a company that provides a significant portion of…
Shared Links (weekly) June 12, 2022
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Mental Health In Cybersecurity—51% Of Workers Take Meds, Me Included
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Mandatory Student Spyware Is Creating a Perfect Storm of Human Rights Abuses
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Humans still weakest link in cybersecurity– Not a surprise
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Interference with Third-Party Production Leads to Sanctions for Google
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Social media blamed for $1B in crypto scam losses in 2021– Don’t let an online stranger convince you to invest with them in crypto.
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Remember to Object if a Party Producing ESI as 15 PDFs Equaling 35,000 Pages
Linked – Microsoft Study Finds AI Makes Human Cognition “Atrophied and Unprepared”
I’m unsurprised by this and unsure why anyone would be surprised: Researchers find that the more people use AI at their job, the less critical thinking they use. I’ve pointed out before that the promise of AI taking over tasks and freeing employees up to do more strategic decision-making falls apart when considering how many…
Shared Links (weekly) Oct. 2, 2022
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Time to address mental health issues in the workplace, UN agencies urge
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Why MFA matters: These attackers cracked admin accounts then used Exchange to send spam
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Defendant Found Slacking: Default Judgment Issued for Discovery Abuses
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How embracing a soft leadership style changes your ability to attract talent
Shared Links (weekly) April 11, 2021
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Introverts are dreading a return to the noise, crowds and small talk of ‘normal’ life
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Why Now Is the Best Time in 20 Years to Make a Job Move in E-Discovery
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How to Manage Your Total Cost of Review: Keeping Collections on Target
– It’s simple really, collect less data and everything costs less.
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Why do phishing attacks work? Blame the humans, not the technology
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As The Talent Wars Ramp Up, How Poach-Proof Are Your Employees?
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Technology, processes and people can close the cyber talent gap
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Hacked companies had backup plans. But they didn’t print them out before the attack.
– the files were encrypted as part of the attack. Oops.
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