There was a very interesting podcast within the last several days that two companies who colaborate are doing and is tlaked about. Its not as…
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Even one person is one too many. Letters went back and forth about a breach at a program that helps fund private education. It seems…
Leave a CommentHello folks, I still post to Twitter via this blog and others that I’m going to read anyway. But unlike past days, I’ve seen something…
Leave a CommentHere are two vcritical paragraphs out of this particular article that Diva on Breaches posted to Mastodon. The first says: Information stealers are malware that…
Leave a CommentWe’ve published a few articles on stalkerware. This time, Malwarebytes has something about the topic. 60,000 Android devices, going back to 2016, may have such…
Leave a CommentIn today’s newsletter, Kim drops some new terms. Worm GPT and Fraud GPT. While Chat GPT and other services like Bard (Google’s chatbot) and Bing…
Leave a CommentHello folks, Welcome to another post about the Security Hour on Saturday on server 2 of The Mix. This time, we talk about one of…
Leave a CommentCyber Crime Radio reports that South England’s Ambulance company suffered a ransomware attack which could affect information gathering such as medication, allergies and other things…
Leave a CommentHello folks, I don’t know about you, but maybe its time to think about switching away from this file transfer program “Moveit.” Not to be…
Leave a CommentThe Verge is reporting that Twitter (X) will now come in dark mode starting soon if it hasn’t done so already. As it rebrands in…
Leave a CommentThis has to be great. We can take this as a laugh. Translation From Hostage Code to English of X Corp CEO Linda Yaccarino’s Company-Wide…
Leave a CommentThe Hill is reporting that Rite Aid customers are now swept up in a data breach that apparently occurred in March. Info including name, date…
Leave a CommentYamaha musical instruments Canada has suffered breaches at the hands of two potential groups, none of who the JRN have heard of. One of the…
Leave a CommentHello folks, We’d like to thank Terry for showing up today in Clubhouse. Don’t worry, we did go through the topic, allowed space for comments…
Leave a CommentI don’t know much about this proposal on whether it is bad, but trusted environments will be a good thing to weed out the bad…
1 CommentIn an article I saw this morning, I thought that this was a great read and should be good business sense. To be honest, I…
1 CommentHello folks, First of all, if you saw the previous post, we’ve tried to fix the list problem but WordPress seems to be stuck in…
Leave a CommentJ Wolfgang Goerlich, someone who was once on our podcast here at the technology blog posted something worth exploring. He’s now on Mastodon. Here’s what…
Leave a CommentI know mistakes happen, and clearly I thought that this was an honest mistake. blog post In recent days, we spotted and it got reboosted…
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Should we get rid of chrome or chromium browsers? One article doesn’t convince me … toots say yes
On July 26th, I blogged about Google’s great idea where they would basicly change the way Chrome works. In the accompanying article, it was reported…