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Hacking Democracy On Securing an Election (Shmoocon 2020)
Democracy is the cornerstone of America’s Constitution, identity, and ideology, and this foundation was shaken during the 2016 Presidential Election.
Crowdsourcing physics
Ok, time for some hard chats. I’m posting this following on from a series of conversations and reactions on Twitter and Slack/Discord, and a couple of articles that left
The Golden Rule of Avoiding Fraud
This is a simple one that I told my mother-in-law the other day. It won’t protect you from everything, but it will greatly reduce your exposure. Don’t comply with an
Is a 3 Year Old All that's Between You and Getting pwned?
Here’s some food for thought… Would you trust a 3 year old: * …with access to your mortgage? * …to keep your house secure? * …with the security of your bank accounts
Privacy and Confidentiality — Yours or mine?
WARNING: Mild rant ahead. I’m writing this post to out a particular behavior that I am seeing more and more often lately. Example 1: Whilst activating a prepaid
What Is Disposable Email and Why Do I Care
One of the complaints I hear ALL THE TIME goes something like this… Ugh, I have so much SPAM in my inbox… Even with filtering I still spend about half my time sortin
On LinkedIn and Privacy
On my personal Twitter, I’ll follow just about anyone and let most people follow me. Twitter is about common interest. On my Facebook profile I’m a little more cautious a
What Are You Really Sharing
I’ve noticed a lot of people putting up quizzes on Facebook lately, I did one of my own as well (although I can’t seem to find it now…). I got to thinking the kind of inf