On Kids & Guns

It’s controversial but important. As a parent, here’s my perspective.

Data Rights Are Human Rights

The California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA) goes into effect on January 2020. Here’s what you need to know.

Defense-in-Depth: DNAT

Another #InvisibleOpSec – how to improve efficiency, security, and privacy with little or no cost and minimal effort.

Mice as Malware

Experienced ID theft or fraud? Here’s what you need to know.

The Power of Lists

Like making lists? Me, too. Even though my lists may not look like lists in the traditional sense, they still serve a pretty cool purpose.

Impervious to Change

Work looks the same as play today. Hard to tell if you’re on Insta or looking at spreadsheets accounting just sent over.

TAG, you’re it

Yesterday was a big deal, celebrated quietly only inside my heart.

“What’s a ‘botnet’?”

Robot networks or botnets have quickly grown in popularity among criminals. Here’s why and what you can do about it.

DIY vs. DIT – Part II

The first part of this post built an analogy, that centralization is like DIY (Do-it-Yourself) and decentralization is like DIT (Do-it-Together).

If we can agree on that analogy, simply for the sake of conversation, then we can take it a step further by looking through that lens into some specific contexts where this approach can add value to our efforts by breaking down our silos.

Dark Patterns

Dark Patterns are design tricks used to exploit typical human behavior. Here’s what you need to know.

XcodeSpy

New malware for macos targets shared Xcode repositories

Cynefín Framework

Are you struggling to solve complex problems? You’re not alone. Check this out.

The Dark Web Is An Onion

The Internet everyday people know through Google and Bing is less than 20% of the total number of sites that exist on the Internet. What is the Dark Web, anyway?

DoH + PiHole = Better Privacy?

Until companies design products and services with them in mind, the work of protecting our privacy and security falls on consumers like you and I.