Found this on Pinterest. My favorite is the rifle bullet (audio-visual auto alert). I read a story in the Darwin Awards about a guy who used a 22 bullet as a replacement for an automotive fuse. When it fired it shot him in the testicles. The Darwin Awards are given to men and the occasional woman who does something stupid that results in them leaving the available gene pool, thereby improving the ...
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A quick Saturday digest of cybersecurity news articles from other sources.Next week, WyzGuys Cybersecurity Blog is having its own Scam Week, and will be focusing on scams we see happening to our clients all the time. A couple are listed below.
There’s an attachment that you are “strongly recommended to read” on account of coronavirus infections in your area. Don’t open ...
Continue Reading →Today’s post was provided by The Broadband Search. This is the conclusion of the article that was published Wednesday.
While your small business is a likely target, how do these attacks occur and what targets are used specifically? What are the more precise factors involved and what types of attacks might you expect? Once you know these facts, you can devote your time and energy to meet cyberattacks head-on:
Today’s post was provided by The Broadband Search.
The worldwide cybersecurity market is expected to reach $167 billion in 2019, and it is only going to grow larger from there, given the number of attacks and the amount of wealth stored online. The line between physical and digital is being blurred more, and criminals are following the money. And often enough, the trail leads to businesses just like yours.
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Last month I read the book Sandworm: A New Era of Cyberwar and the Hunt for the Kremlin’s Most Dangerous Hackers, by Andy Greenberg, senior writer for Wired magazine. If you want to understand how cyber-war has changed the face of military operations in the 21st century, this book explains everything. This book has put the threat ...
From Facebook. On my Pinterest feed.
What kind of disease can you catch from an old typewriter? The Smith-Corona Virus, of course.
