We're all used to phishing emails that pretend to be from legitimate banks in order to get your personal information, but this one takes it to a whole new level: a company that set itself up with all the accoutrements of a real credit union, including its own website and toll-free number -- but didn't exist. The entire company was nothing but one big phishing scam, encouraging you to sign up for accounts simply so they could steal your information. Very, very special...
New milestones in phishing
We're all used to phishing emails that pretend to be from legitimate banks in order to get your personal information, but this one takes it to a whole new level: a company that set itself up with all the accoutrements of a real credit union, including its own website and toll-free number -- but didn't exist. The entire company was nothing but one big phishing scam, encouraging you to sign up for accounts simply so they could steal your information. Very, very special...
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First day of the next phase of my life
Friday was formally my last day at Memento, but I count it as yesterday. Way back in March, I gave a sort-of four months' notice, saying that I would…
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You know you're a true tea addict when...
... you finish your job and are packing your desk, and the tea selection on the back of your desk takes an entire moving box all by itself. (Yes,…
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Resume rules
Conducted an interview this morning; suffice it to say I wasn't blown away in general, but the worst of it was the resume, which was almost…
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