Collaborate Disseminate
Surely you should be able to order pizza without being pestered for sex or a date?
So, how come so many young people are claiming that they are being hassled after ordering an online delivery?
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog. Continue reading Nearly a third of young people preyed on by “text pest” delivery drivers→
If you’re looking for a good excuse to finally buy a drone, you probably can’t do better than claiming it can save your life. Granted, you may never find yourself …read more Continue reading Stranded Motorist Effects Own Rescue Using a Drone and a Cell Phone→
Text messages may be old hat – but SMS is still a handy tool for crooks out to find more about you. Continue reading PayPal SMS scams – don’t fall for them!→
As the world gets more connected and computerized, it is easy to have an unintended consequence pop up and bite you. Especially because, so much of the time, today, things just work. The days of fretting over how to connect two computers, or how to store reasonable amounts of data …read more
Researchers have shown that it’s technically possible for hackers to target the US Presidential text Alerts system to send fake messages. Continue reading Presidential text alerts are open to spoofing attacks, warn researchers→
For a hobby that’s ostensibly all about reaching out to touch someone, ham radio can often be a lonely activity. Lots of hams build and experiment with radio gear much more than they’re actually on the air, improving their equipment iteratively. The build-test-tweak-repeat cycle can get a little tedious, though, especially when you’re trying to assess signal strength and range and can’t find anyone to give you a report.
To close the loop on field testing, [WhiskeyTangoHotel] threw together a simple ham radio field confirmation unit that’s pretty slick. It relies on the fact that almost every ham radio designed …read more
Continue reading Simple Decoder Serves as Solo Ham’s Test Buddy→