Gonna need some eye bleach

from here (image source)

This is actually supposed to be art, so I guess it's supposed to attract attention, but I think it goes a little overboard with the whole "standing out" aspect of things.

I wonder if it counts as going unseen if it makes people blind.

Algorithms speak louder than words

found on the Mozilla blog

If you're going to tell people you take their data (and the security/privacy thereof) seriously, you better be able to put your money where your mouth is. That means spending the time, effort, and money on using something better than MD5, which has been deprecated for 20 some odd years.

Oh, I'm sure they'll never trace that

from here

It's interesting to read about malware that is technically clever but operationally dumb.

Coming to a gaming system near you this Christmas season

found on imgflip

Yeah, I'm sure many parent's are going to be seeing this fac after their kids open all their presents.

Like picking on your schoolyard crush

from here

I know it sounds absurd, but think about what happened after they caught Sabu, or the Mirai botnet creators. It kinda makes me think the reason they're dragging Marcus through the courts is because they desperately want someone with his capabilities working for them.

Thankfully times have changed

found on imgflip

I don't think I've ever had spam from a can; but from what I hear I'm not sure which kind of spam is worse, the electronic or supposedly edible variety.

Or will we need even larger units?

from here

Honestly, I'm actually surprised that security vulnerabilities could be enough to get Google to shut down their social network. In spite of their old motto, I expected them to be as bad as Facebook and just keep marching along regardless of the consequences to users. I guess there's still a few shreds of that "Don't be evil" ethos left. Too bad they don't direct that energy at YouTube.

'Tis the season to protect your privacy in your secret santa posts

found on Imgur

From what I can gather, that trend where people post pictures of their bank and credit cards online has branched out into other items with sensitive information on them.

The look in their eyes says it all

from here (image source)

I've heard of cats and dogs wanting to join their humans in the washroom, but apparently that extends even to our avian friends.

The keyboard shortcut for privacy

found on Meme Base

There's copy, there's paste, there's even undo. Why shouldn't we have a shortcut for privacy too? We probably don't think of Alt-Tab being such a shortcut, but for all intents and purposes it kinda is.