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| from here |
Friday, March 15, 2019
Don't take a byte out of it
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| found on Img Flip |
The answer is yes, of course. Apple computers can have computer worms in them.
Thursday, March 14, 2019
There's an app for that
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| found on Quick Meme |
This right here is one of the reasons some people call antivirus apps viruses. I remember a time when there were dedicated removal tools for certain viruses (and some other malware). When antivirus software becomes just as difficult to remove from your system as malware, it does not inspire confidence.
Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Because millions of existing examples aren't enough to learn from
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| from here |
I don't know why people think making new educational malware makes any sense with the profoundly large amount of malware already out there, but they're out there.
Purrr-fect security
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| found on I Can Has Cheezburger |
Just because there's no perfect security doesn't mean there can't be purrr-fect security. Imagine something like Geek Squad but for malware and they bring cats with them.
Monday, March 11, 2019
Do they ever?
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| from here (source article) |
For some reason, whenever I hear about a "smart" technology, I always seem to find myself thinking "that doesn't sound very smart to me".
Banging the red drum of privacy
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| found on Me.me |
Mark Zuckerberg as an ax murderer of our privacy seems particularly on brand for him.
Friday, March 8, 2019
The more things change, the more they stay the same
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| from here |
There's literally over a decade of broken privacy promises, so I can't imagine why their newest one should be considered any differently.
This is what we're all supposed to be doing?
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| found on Reddit |
I mean, it makes sense, but... it also makes me wonder if there isn't a better way.
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