Today I noticed a peculiar Email message from Facebook in my Quarantine. A quick investigation confirmed what I had suspected, it was a phishing attempt to compromise my Facebook account or other personal information. This video demonstrates what this message looked like and how the URL in the link gave away that it was not Facebook but in fact a .me.uk address:
Interview of Bob Coomber
Protecting Yourself from Social Media
This article was too good to pass up, an important and timely read for many people. I wonder if it will have you consider some things you had not previously:
Thanks to @ciarianfoley for sharing this on Twitter.
PCI Slots A Quick Visual Guide
This will no doubt be valuable to someone one day. I often neglect to save older data and when I come across something it’s off to Google I go to search for information.
Variations of PCI Slots
5 Reasons to Use Bit.ly
URL Shortening is a must in the age of 140 character micro blogging. Many have come to learn that it is really an art form to get peoples attention, get them to read your 140 character snippet and click your link to get more. This challenge can be made a little easier with the URL shortener http://bit.ly, the 5 reasons for this are:
- Tidy’s up large URL’s and makes them much more compact.
- Provides you with robust statistics on not only who clicks your link but other bit.ly links
- Allows you to share your links on Twitter
- Provides conversational data from Friend Feed and Twitter
- Provides api key for other content aggregation sites such as twitterfeed.com
Check out my screen-cast for a detailed demonstration:
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