My definition of a Non-fungible Token (NFT) TLDR; an NFT is a new kind of digital receipt. The image below is shows a traditional receipt with information intended for humans, and information that only machines can understand and use.

This article documents a chain of Phishing-led cyberattacks on big organizations by a group called Lapsus$. It’s far from an extensive list though. The technique used for every single one of these attacks, without exception, is the same old, unsophisticated social engineering technique that was first discovered on the AOL…

Hackers don’t break in, they login. A number of employees at Twilio recently fell for a very simple, unsophisticated SMS phishing attack which has led to some of their customers being compromised. Those customers will now see their employees targeted with similar phishing attacks in the future — it’s just a matter of time. The SMS…

If Audible gave us NFTs instead of traditional receipts… Readers could resell their books. Publishers would earn commission from book sales between readers (it could also be a good way to build a community). I believe 5% to 10% is the range for commission on secondary sales with NFTs today. Authors would benefit from additional commission — provided they…

I’ve been involved in AI for about 8 years and believe there’s so much opportunity for Canada and especially the Province of Alberta, to move up the ranks to become a global leader in AI. But it won’t be easy — the government and private sector need to start building…

A phishing link sent from the Bored Ape’s official Instagram account was used to steal $1 million of Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs recently. …

Before I get to the point, I need to frame your thinking. I promise it will make perfect sense. — How to select a vehicle Fuel (e.g. Jeep) or Electric (e.g. Tesla)

TLDR; The phishing-led attacks that we see today were first discovered on the AOL network in 1996. That was 25 years ago. …

15.05 billion parcel deliveries were completed worldwide in 2020. Criminals impersonate parcel delivery companies more than any other industry sector because they know hundreds of millions of people around the world are waiting for a delivery at any given time. It’s a numbers game. More deliveries = more “conversions”. Cybercriminals…