Hello folks, I know its been awhile and I sure needed the break. In the tech world, I’ve looked a little bit at things, but…
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Hello gang, I know I have not been blogging all that much these past few months. I found something that I thought would lift this…
Leave a CommentYesterday, this article and the Cyberwire talked about the fact that Lastpass didn’t do enough to prevent several breaches in 2022 which we talked about…
Leave a CommentWell, I know its been quite awhile since we’ve blogged here, although I know Shaun has. Now, its time to let you know while I’m…
Leave a CommentHello folks, We’re in the process of changing the podcast name to Jared’s Technology Podcast Network. This is because the tech podcast has since vanished,…
Leave a CommentAn in-development build of the upcoming ShinySp1d3r ransomware-as-a-service platform has surfaced, offering a preview of the upcoming extortion operation. ShinySp1d3r is the name of an…
Leave a CommentFor the first time since 2019, Cloudflare had an issue that was not necessarily caused by a cyberattack. The article goes on to indicate that…
Leave a CommentThere is a decades old command I actually didn’t know that existed today, called finger. It allowed to see if someone you knew was online…
Leave a CommentFortinet has fixed a zero-day which allowed people to use their product to traverse directories. They have a CVE for this but no CVSS score.…
Leave a CommentI know that I have not blogged in quite awhile, mainly due to work commitments but I’m going to see what I can do. Now…
Leave a CommentMicrosoft: SesameOp malware abuses OpenAI Assistants API in attacks is the name of the article. Its an interesting one cause it talks about something that…
Leave a CommentCyberNews is reporting that a long standing political newspaper that has been around since 1967 accidently exposed their data. There’s a difference between accidental disclosure…
Leave a CommentOK, Microsoft is just getting this all wrong. Although I don’t blame them directly, but is patching being tested before being deployed to fix bugs?…
Leave a CommentOur vast network of how things work is very large. Most people order things like food, beverages, snacks and the like and have no idea…
2 CommentsHello folks, I don’t know if we’ve posted diatribes lately, so I’ll post the last couple of sets of items. Let’s start with August in…
Leave a CommentCorrected title. I don’t know if this was covered, but as I looked at the date while writing this paragraph, it looks like it was…
1 CommentThis article from Cybernews is quite interesting, as it discusses what the company is trying to do to make sure teens are able to use…
Leave a CommentHere we go again about one of the pet peaves of mine. According to the article we’re talking about on this blog post, we’re learning…
Leave a CommentCorrected the school name from University of Penn to the University of Penn. Offensive is very vague. These days, it goes well beyond the four…
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Disney to pay a pretty penny for Coppa violations
This article comes from KNX and is titled Disney to pay $10M to settle FTC allegations involving children’s data which caught my attention. Shame on…