We’ll say up front and repeat it the end of this Bulletin. Be careful driving – particularly on New Year’s Eve when the roads are crowded with people driving too and from parties. (To lighten up the mood of this message, and since we’ve all viewed real accident videos, the above clip is of a [...]
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One of the toughest issues facing travelers during the holiday season is WiFi signal access. We Americans tend to ignore the “vacate” part of vacation and, to the delight of middle managers and mother-in-laws everwhere, try to remain just as digitally connected while away as we do sitting in our living rooms or offices during [...]
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At one point or other, we have all experienced “breakthrough” conversation on our cell phones and perhaps fleetingly pondered the ease of bugging a mobile phone device. The primary reasons hackers tap into unsuspecting victims’ phones are simply to not have to pay for the service or to transmit data that will not be traceable [...]
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More frequently, BNI is being requested to conduct public image profiling – searches to uncover a subject’s (or one’s) personal information, that which is readily available online. Beyond verifying the usual identifiers (address, DOB, phone number…), given the proliferation of user-generated content and social and business networking sites, a potential employer, partner or landlord can [...]
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