Yes just means more meaningful message and results, not the same old mistakes.
Difficult times create hard people …
Why Almost Every Family Office Employee Is Getting a Fat Raise in 2023 Institutional Investor. On family offices, see NC here and here.
Wall Street Journal Editorial, A Case of Tax Fraud—at the IRS:
Tech company D365 Group collapses into liquidation after mass resignations, disgruntled customers
A sensational email sent to all staff at an Australian technology company was the start of a spectacular collapse.
Why Hamas Attacked—and Why Israel Was Taken by Surprise (interview) Martin Indyk, Foreign Affairs. “There is always somewhere a weakest spot—” –Oliver Wendell Holmes, The Deacon’s Masterpiece: Or The Wonderful “One-Hoss-Shay” (worth reading in full)
The Hamas Attack Changes Everything Elliot Abrams, National Review
Surprise Palestinian Attack Spawns Fears of Wider Mideast War Council on Foreign Relations
Israel-Hamas conflict: Key questions for “long and difficult war” The Lowy Institute
The Hamas Holocaust The Tablet
Uprising in Palestine New Left Review
Just another battle or the Palestinian war of liberation? Electronic Intifada
New York City sees pro-Palestine, pro-Israel rallies amid escalating tensions Anadaly Agency. For example:
What will climate change cost you?
Risk Factor – Search an address to see its risk from flooding, wildfire, heat, and wind.
Risk Factor – Search an address to see its risk from flooding, wildfire, heat, and wind.
Pete Recommends – Weekly highlights on cyber security issues, October 7, 2023
Pete Recommends – Weekly highlights oncyber security issues, October 7, 2023 – Privacy and cybersecurity issues impact every aspect of our lives – home, work, travel, education, finance, health and medical records – to name but a few. On a weekly basis Pete Weiss highlights articles and information that focus on the increasingly complex and wide ranging ways technology is used to compromise and diminish our privacy and online security, often without our situational awareness.
Four highlights from this week: Delete your
digital history from dozens of companies with this app; Need a VPN? Here Are the Ones You Can Officially Trust; H&R Block, Meta, and Google Slapped With RICO Suit; and 3 Chatbot Privacy Risks and Concerns You Should Know About.
Hackers selling data of millions lifted from 23andMe’s genetic database
The Verge: “23andMe posted a blogyesterday saying that data from users of its genetic testing and analysis platform has been circulating on dark web forums after hackers used recycled logins to gain access to get into accounts.
BleepingComputerwrote on Thursday that a hacker leaked what they said was “1 million lines of data” for Ashkenazi Jewish people before saying they would sell stolen 23andMe data for $1 – $10 per account. The data includes users’ names, profile photos, genetic ancestry results, date of birth, and geographical location. The company confirmed to BleepingComputer that the data is legitimate in a statement it also shared in an email to The Verge.
In the statement, 23andMe managing editor Scott Hadly wrote that “the preliminary results of this investigation suggest that the login credentials used in these access attempts may have been gathered by a threat actor from data leaked during incidents involving other online platforms where users have recycled login credentials.” He added that there was no indication of “a security incident within our systems.”
BleepingComputer reports other users’ data was scraped using one of 23andMe’s own opt-in features, called ‘DNA Relatives” 23andMe’s blog post gives links to its instructions for password resets and multi-factor authentication setup. The company included a link to its privacy and security checkup page and said users who need help can email its support team.”