Cybersecurity for all
C. Lar*** (yes, altered the name for your protection. Does this help you trust that I am a white hat cyber professional? As I was saying on Facebook, I am happy to review what your experience was with ransomware. I do hear plenty of scammers who will scare you into thinking that they have ransomware…
If you have a cybersecurity paper that you would like to publish here, please let me know. I would be happy to look it over and post it here as either a post, or a page. You would of course get full credit for the work under any name of your choosing. Keeping in mind…
I am still getting the posts migrated. The general theme is better, but the menus still need more work.
Please bear with me as I rebuild the site on its new domain. There are a ton of tasks to be done.
There is much to do on the site before I migrate the existing content form the original site. Theme selection layout design site hardening etc.
Why Read Receipts Can Be a Double-Edged Sword Read receipts, those seemingly innocuous notifications that inform you when someone has read your message, have become a common feature in our digital communication landscape. However, beneath their unassuming appearance lies a complex web of emotions, social dynamics, and privacy concerns. Let’s delve into why read receipts…
Imagine your workplace as a grand castle, fortified with walls, moats, and watchtowers. But amidst all the stone and steel, there exists a vital yet often overlooked defense: the human firewall. This invisible shield is composed of every employee—the knights, scribes, and jesters—who interact with the digital realm. Reporting Suspect Phishing Emails: A Heroic Quest Now,…
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I know that you must get quite tired of hearing about your password. We tell you to keep it strong, use multi-factor authentication, blah blah blah… We often hear the same kinds of responses back, but it is just my email… I have nothing of interest in there. Yes, we know… and we sympathize. In…
Scanning a QR code itself is not inherently dangerous. QR codes are widely used for various purposes, such as providing information, accessing websites, making payments, and more. However, there are certain risks associated with scanning QR codes that can make them potentially dangerous if caution is not exercised. Here are a few reasons why scanning…
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