by Greg Scott | Jan 19, 2021 | Cybersecurity, Politics and Religion
Duh! That’s what we say when something should be obvious. It turns out, information warfare is at the heart of cybersecurity. But the cybersecurity community and I missed it. This Computer Weekly article from Dec. 23, 2020 brought it into focus. And the US...
by Greg Scott | Jan 15, 2021 | Phish collection
This clickbait caught me. For more phishing samples, see my phishy email collection. I’ve seen several Headline USA pieces recently. I’ve also been in the middle of several heated discussions about 2020 election myths. And so the banner in this email...
by Greg Scott | Dec 31, 2020 | Phish collection
For more phishing samples, see my phishy email collection. Sometimes, timing is everything. We placed an Amazon order yesterday and this came in today. I’ll give it a B+ because the email was good enough and the timing was right to persuade me to look at it. I...
by Greg Scott | Dec 28, 2020 | Cybersecurity
Fallout from the SolarWinds supply chain attack will plague us for years, even if not in the headlines. FireEye founder, Kevin Mandia, first broke the news that somebody had attacked FireEye in a Dec. 8, 2020 blog post. Mandia may have suspected this would be just the...
by Greg Scott | Dec 19, 2020 | Politics and Religion
Contents A Personal Note2020 Election Myth: Stastical Improbabilities2020 Election Myth: Tainted Ballots2020 Election Myth: Rigged Voting MachinesArizonaGeorgiaMichiganNevadaPennsylvaniaWisconsin2020 Election Myths Rehashed: Texas Lawsuit2020 Election Myth: Big Tech...
by Greg Scott | Dec 6, 2020 | Politics and Religion
In these turbulent times, I’m supposed to be quiet. Don’t say anything controversial on social media, don’t ruffle feathers, don’t add to the hysteria. And then I watch this scene in Georgia where Lin Wood, Sidney Powell and others on the Trump dream-team invoke God...
by Greg Scott | Dec 4, 2020 | Politics and Religion
An old joke goes reminds me of Sidney Powell’s Venezuelan voting machine voodoo tale. It goes something like this. “Did’dja know George Washington was a spy?”“No.”“See how good he was?” ba-dum-bump. On Nov. 19, 2020, Jenna Ellis, Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell...
by Greg Scott | Dec 1, 2020 | Memoir
In 1987, Digital Equipment Corporation – DEC – was the second-largest computer company in the world, behind IBM. DEC started losing money in 1989, mass layoffs started shortly after that, and in 1998, Compaq bought the remains. Which wasn’t much. In...
by Greg Scott | Nov 28, 2020 | Phish collection
For more phishing samples, see my phishy email collection. What could possibly go wrong with this offer? Just feed my Social Security Number to a website with a Chinese TLD (Top Level Domain name), blocked by default by the open source intrusion detection system,...
by Greg Scott | Nov 26, 2020 | Phish collection
For more phishing samples, see my phishy email collection. What a surprise; somebody impersonating Amazon. How original. No, Amazon is not offering free $100 gift cards. Note where the link really goes. This will be the gift that keeps on taking. I give this one...
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