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| from here and here |
I'm not trying to suggest that your security should be entirely your responsibility. I know there are improvements that can be made that are outside of the hands of individuals, but if you're waiting on that or worse relying on that - you're gonna be waiting a long time and it's not going to be pretty.
If those external improvements happen, that's great, but until then - you've got to take matters into your own hands.
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| found on Grateful |
Not that I'm condoning killing people (goodness knows there's enough death going on already), but this would be an excellent example of using cover to disguise or otherwise hide your activities.
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| from here and here |
Honestly, I really ought to do this. This is one of the most practical Halloween costumes I can imagine. It hides your identity, it's easy to use, it folds up into a small space when you're done with it. What's not to like?
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| found on Memebase |
When you look like someone out of a horror movie (Poltergeist 2?) it's bound to creep out friends and enemies alike. I'm not sure that would actually serve as a meaningful deterrent, but one can hope.
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| from here and here |
Of course you won't be able to access the data either, but at least other people can't get it.
(There is no clown, just other people's nightmares)
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| found on Flickr |
I'm pretty sure by the time you're a skeleton there's nothing you can do to protect the secrets on your phone, so you should really consider doing something about it long before that happens. Now would be a good time.
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| from here and here |
There's often a certain amount of hacking involved in ransomware deployment, but usually not like that.
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| Product Page |
Since the spooky season is nearly upon us, now seems like a good time for a spooky shirt.
