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Showing posts with label Marc Handelman. Show all posts

Friday, March 2, 2018

Phishing Phish, Unicode Style

Graham Cluley, writing at his eponymous blog, educates us in protecting the browser from Unicode Phishing Attacks. Today's MustRead.

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Sunday, February 25, 2018

Steve Sack’s ‘Russian Troll’

Via Cagle Comes This ThoPenned Editorial Cartoon Entitled 'The Torch of Truth'

via Cagle.com comes this thought-provoking editorial cartoon entitled 'Russian Troll'by the eponymous Steve Sack.

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BSides Leeds 2018, Phill Kimpton’s ‘Soldier To Cyber’

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What, Me Worry? Car Data, Where Does It Go…

Where does all of that data gathered by car manfacturers while we drive? Perhaps Jonathan M. Gitlin, reporting for everyone's beloved Ars Technica can fulfill that data request in a speedy manner! Shouldn't the driver/owner of the vehicle make that decision? Enjoy.

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Jeff Koterba’s ‘The Torch of Truth’

Via Cagle Comes This Superb Jeff Koterba Penned Editorial Cartoon Entitled 'The Torch of Truth'

Via Cagle Comes This Superb Jeff Koterba Penned Editorial Cartoon Entitled 'The Torch of Truth'

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Saturday, February 24, 2018

Long Now Foundation’s ‘Clock of the Long Now – Installation Begins’

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OpenSnitch, The GNU/Linux Port of Application Firewall Little Snitch

News, of the release of OpenSnitch - the GNU/ Linux port of Object Development's much beloved LittleSnitch - a native macOS Application Firewall. As of the date of this post, OpenSnitch is in an Alpha release state, with the caveat: 'Warning: This is still alpha quality software, don't rely on it (yet) for your computer security.' Additional information is available via the OpenSnitch GitHub Readme. H/T

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Thursday, February 22, 2018