Collaborate Disseminate
I got a couple of spam emails this morning supposedly from Intuit about a software order. The fake email they constructed looked very good.
However, note the sending address: alerts@bbb.org.
Also, if you click on the links in the email, they DO NOT go to Intuit. For the ones I received, the links were different although the email looked exactly the same.
As always, be very careful about Continue reading New Spam Campaign – Spoofing Intuit
I got a couple of spam emails this morning supposedly from Intuit about a software order. The fake email they constructed looked very good.
However, note the sending address: alerts@bbb.org.
Also, if you click on the links in the email, they DO NOT go to Intuit. For the ones I received, the links were different although the email looked exactly the same.
As always, be very careful about Continue reading New Spam Campaign – Spoofing Intuit
I noticed that I am getting a rash of emails trapped in my spam filter at AppRiver. (They are a third party spam filtering and store and forward service. I highly recommend them: www.appriver.com)
Here is a screenie of one of them, claiming to be an email from Intuit, the makers of Quickbooks and Turbo Tax.
Fake email claiming to be from Intuit, Inc.
Not surprisingly, if you click Continue reading It’s Tax Time and the Scams Begin
I noticed that I am getting a rash of emails trapped in my spam filter at AppRiver. (They are a third party spam filtering and store and forward service. I highly recommend them: www.appriver.com)
Here is a screenie of one of them, claiming to be an email from Intuit, the makers of Quickbooks and Turbo Tax.
Fake email claiming to be from Intuit, Inc.
Not surprisingly, if you click Continue reading It’s Tax Time and the Scams Begin
"Plaintiff Sanctioned for Negligence after Third Party Vendor Destroys ESI" from e-Discovery Case Law Update
"In Cyntegra, Inc. v. Idexx Laboratories, Inc. [pdf], CV 06-4170 (C.D. Cal. 2006), U.S. District Court Judge Philip S. Gutierrez, granted the defendant’s motion for an adverse inference instruction as a sanction holding that the plaintiff was negligent and failed its affirmative duty to Continue reading Cloud Data and E-Discovery – Pay your bill or risk sanctions.
"Plaintiff Sanctioned for Negligence after Third Party Vendor Destroys ESI" from e-Discovery Case Law Update
"In Cyntegra, Inc. v. Idexx Laboratories, Inc. [pdf], CV 06-4170 (C.D. Cal. 2006), U.S. District Court Judge Philip S. Gutierrez, granted the defendant’s motion for an adverse inference instruction as a sanction holding that the plaintiff was negligent and failed its affirmative duty to Continue reading Cloud Data and E-Discovery – Pay your bill or risk sanctions.
I was reading the comments by readers of the story that appeared in the NY Times on July 18, 2011 regarding the chloroform searches in the Casey Anthony case.
Software Designer Reports Error in Anthony Trial
Several people commented that they didn’t understand why John Bradley didn’t notify the defense team or the media of the discrepancy in the 84 searches for chloroform in the Casey Anthony Continue reading Casey Anthony – More on the chloroform evidence
I was reading the comments by readers of the story that appeared in the NY Times on July 18, 2011 regarding the chloroform searches in the Casey Anthony case.
Software Designer Reports Error in Anthony Trial
Several people commented that they didn’t understand why John Bradley didn’t notify the defense team or the media of the discrepancy in the 84 searches for chloroform in the Casey Anthony Continue reading Casey Anthony – More on the chloroform evidence
John Bradley who testified about the chlorofrm search hits at the Casey Anthony trial responds to the questions about his testimony.
This is well worth reading if you want to get the inside scoop on what occurred regarding the Internet History in the Casey Anthony case regarding the chloroform searches, according to Mr. Bradley.
The link to John’s response is below:
http://www.cacheback.ca/ Continue reading John Bradley Responds to Chloroform Search Discrepency in Casey Anthony Trial
John Bradley who testified about the chlorofrm search hits at the Casey Anthony trial responds to the questions about his testimony.
This is well worth reading if you want to get the inside scoop on what occurred regarding the Internet History in the Casey Anthony case regarding the chloroform searches, according to Mr. Bradley.
The link to John’s response is below:
http://www.cacheback.ca/ Continue reading John Bradley Responds to Chloroform Search Discrepency in Casey Anthony Trial