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I know Shaun posted this blog post recently, and I read the accompanying blog post. Nick did mention that it was a nice heartwarming story,…

We’ve probably covered the Las Vegas Cassino fiasco at some point or another, but I think it should be covered again. This article is titled…

There’s an entire newsletter covering this, but it wasn’t shared as a link except to share it, not to read it. This comes from Kim…

I blogged about X apparently wanting to charge $1 for people to use the service. In a fortune article posted within the last week, it…

Article this time comes from Ars Technica. Michael in Tennessee, a contributer to this podcast sent this directly to me several days ago. The customer…

Quishing is known as QR code Phishing. I have used a few of these, and it doesn’t seem that accessible with Voiceover. I recently had…

Today is the Malware Bytes Newsletter. In this article we’re going to talk about three steps people aren’t taking when it comes to CyberSecurity. While…

From Cybercrime Wire: Prosecutors in Finland have charged a hacker, accused of the theft of tens of thousands of records from psychotherapy patients, with more…

Michael in Tennessee sent this article to the TSB Email list. Find a link within our link role on our blog. The article talks about…

I’ve not posted much recently, and stopped when I saw Brian Krebs boost Bleeping computer with an article about Windows Update and Windows 10. Specificly,…

What are compromised credentials? Compromised credentials are those who have been stolen either via a data breach, or through other means. I don’t want to…

We talked about Mastodon and other fetaverse sites going to wordpress sites like this one. But now, if you’re hosted at wordpress.com as your site,…

Bluesky will have its first third-party app fully developed and launching soon. A user that boosted this article indicated before the article that the app…

Something tells me that this isn’t the first time we’ve talked on this blog about issues there. The most recent article is titled NATO investigating…

While criminals used around 4,000 bank cards’ data in fraudulent activities, Air Europa classified the breach as a medium-risk incident and chose not to inform…

Mage Cart (written in the article as one word) is bigger and badder than ever. This can be bad for us Webmasters. Why? Because if…

In a recent Phishlabs article I sent to the list, credit unions are now at the top of the list. Why? Because they may not…

Hello folks, We’re going to try and post some of this back logged material and this time, a topic that was sent to TSB that…

On this week’s throwback Saturday night, we spent the majority of the hour talking about passwords. Since that listenership is different than the ones we…