“According to the Washington Post, the agency which was once so secret that it was jokingly referred to as ‘No Such Agency’ has admitted making ‘unspecified contributions’ to Vista. The assistance is at the US taxpayers’ expense, although the NSA says it all makes perfect sense.” Innocent? Probably. But how can you tell?
On 22 November 1987, sports anchor Dan Roan of Chicago’s WGN-TV News Network was narrating the video of the day’s football highlights when something highly unusual happened. The pictures on the station monitors in the studio & TVs across Chicago suddenly began to jitter & twitch & the feed was replaced with an sinister feed of a masked TV pirate.
Phishing costs businesses and consumers billions of dollars a year, even though only a small percentage of darts hit the target. Yes, even savvy Web users can get scammed. Here are 44 tips to make sure you don’t.
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