by Jonathan | Sep 5, 2023 | Cybersecurity, Featured
Some days you can’t make this stuff up. A relatively easy way to get around spam/phishing filters is to send phishing emails from a legitimate source. Google Groups — real-life mailings lists from Google — have become a popular option recently. On...
by Jonathan | Aug 21, 2023 | AI, Featured
Politico has an opinion piece today on nationalizing AI. I don’t agree with it’s conclusion, but it has some important tidbits on AI, that far too often are not explained. Some highlights I am going to stay out of most of the politics here, that can wait...
by Jonathan Addington | Jul 9, 2023 | Featured, Tech
Two-factor authentication is awesome, and I highly recommend it for everything. The most common way to implement it is through codes you get over SMS or text messages. This is not the best way to do it. It could have been prevented. Here’s what happened. A bad guy...
by Jonathan Addington | Oct 24, 2022 | Featured
I mostly write about business and technology, but personal tech matters just as much and the same lessons apply. Last month my physical backup went bad and I nearly lost months of photos andother documents. Personal things! Family stuff! Photos of my kids! But I got...
by Jonathan Addington | Sep 11, 2022 | Featured
The name of the new book out from Axios cofounders.Did you know your writing sucks if you want to be heard? Eye-tracking studies show that wespend 26 seconds, on average, reading apiece of content? We spend fewer than 15 seconds onmost web pages… Our brain decides in...
by Jonathan Addington | Feb 21, 2022 | Featured
My wife sent me the link late Saturday night. I was exhausted from driving non-stop through fog and rain for 13 hours and then hitting the gym for a run to loosen up. The product was perfect: all the parts for a swing set my kids would love. It was almost too good to...