I realized something the other day. If I ever become famous, which I likely won’t, it’s inevitable someone will hack me. It doesn’t unnerve me, though, knowing that they’ll be successful. When it all comes down to it, I know they won’t find anything. I don’t mean that they won’t…

Story: There’s a false assumption that older people are less technologically inclined, but for my grandmother, that’s simply not true. In her mid-eighties, she uses a smartphone, sets up IoT devices, controls her TV from an app, and sends me text messages accompanied by an emotive sticker which she crafted…

One time I bought a jumbo carton of milk at the dollar store, and I had to drink it in the checkout line because I was too thirsty to wait, and everybody stared. Sorry, that was supposed to be for my personal diary, not my technical blog, but my backspace…

What the hell is InfoSec, you ask? InfoSec is shorthand for Information Security. In non-simple terms, it’s: “The practice of preventing unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, inspection, recording or destruction of information.” (geeksforgeeks.org) Uh, what now? And how is that different than Cybersecurity? (If you haven’t read the intro…

Have no idea what “InfoSec” is and just randomly clicked on this link while hung over? Let me ask you — have you ever been concerned about hacking or online privacy? Then this guide is for you. Trying to pass your CompTIA Security+ exam but just spent your last $5…