Building the Ideal 100-word Password List
There’s some phenomenal password research here from clarkson.edu that talks about common passwords found during Internet attacks. I’ve taken those...
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APT29 Deploys GRAPELOADER Malware Targeting European Diplomats Through Wine-Tasting Lures
The Russian state-sponsored threat actor known as APT29 has been linked to an advanced phishing campaign that’s targeting diplomatic entities...
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Genetically There Are Only Three Types of People
Or, at least according to 23andMe. When they show racial breakdowns they only show three categories: African, European, and Asian....
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Human Memory Schema: is_real ; is_dream ; is_fantasy
A while back I posted about having experiences through books. I was thinking again about this today and was imagining...
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South Korea confronts unseen scars of AI sex crimes: ‘the law didn’t protect me’
When Ruma*, a graduate student in South Korea, received sexually explicit doctored images of herself via Telegram in 2021, she...
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Terror Defense Based on Resilience Rather than Avoidance
America is wide open and trusting. This shouldn’t change. The idea of stopping terrorist attacks from occurring is simply asinine...
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Hitchens vs. Strunk and White
I am quite curious how top tier writers square the circle of Strunk and White’s demand for being concise and...
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Programming as a Life Skill
Perhaps the most obvious and powerful of changes in our world is the penetration of computers into our personal lives....
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Great Companies Don’t Just Build Apps, They Engineer Experiences
What is the most valuable asset a company has? It’s not just its intellectual property, brand recognition, or even its...
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Why Best Buy is Gradually Going out of Business | Forbes
The reasons for the company’s dwindling prospects are easy to find. Just walk into one of the company’s retail locations...
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Mandatory States for Human Happiness
I’ve been thinking recently about what states of being are required for optimum health. A few things bring this on:...
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An HTML 5 Christmas | Daniel Miessler
It’s Christmas day and I just happened upon a post by the Google Webmaster team talking about removing the HTML,...
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