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Samuel Morse: godfather of cyber hackers?
Morse Code is over 150 years old. It was invented by Samuel Morse in the 1830s. In 1844, Morse appeared before Congress to show …
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3 Generator tips for when there’s a blackout
Randy J. of Katy, Texas is a retired refinery worker. He purchased a 2021 Ford F-150 to replace his 2010 F-150. The model purchased …
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Mailbag Monday
My biggest concern is flooding. I live below a major dam and if it fails it’s estimated that it would release a 30 to …
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What the CIA knew about Afghanistan, and when they knew it
It took less than a week for Taliban fighters to take control of 10 provincial Afghan capitals. But even before the withdrawal started, the …
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How to stop from getting fleeced by online fraudsters
Over two years, four brothers from New York scammed Amazon out of nearly $19 million. You see, on Amazon’s Vendor Central, merchants act as …
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Mailbag Monday
Is there any validity to the supposed Israeli method of extracting water from the air, or is it just a scam? We love your …
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Brutal story of why never to use a debit card
33% of U.S. adults have experienced identity theft. In 2019 alone, 14.4 million consumers were victims of identity fraud. That’s about 1 in 15 …
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These simple stickers may spread wicked viruses
Quick response codes or QR codes are small barcodes that can be scanned by smartphone cameras. The codes direct the user to a particular …
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Mailbag Monday
I’m a 5’1 female and I feel like I’m an easy target. I’m thinking about buying a taser. But, when it comes to Tasers, …
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Cyber-security lessons from the world’s best “black hat” hackers
Black Hat Briefings is a cybersecurity conference held each year in Las Vegas. The conference provides security consulting to hackers, businesses, and governments around …
