Yeah so this is maybe something to keep in mind: Last year security researchers told TechCrunch that malicious users could access and listen in to Zoom and Webex video meetings by cycling through different permutations of meeting IDs in bulk. The researchers said the flaw worked because many meetings were not protected by a passcode. Lawyers,…
Just saw this post today and wanted to share. If you find yourself at home on the weekends with some extra time on your hands, Relativity wants to offer you some free training and exams so you can use this time to develop your skills. I can think of worse things to do. Personally, I’ve…
During a crisis, there will always be those stand up to find ways to come together and help, and those who shrink away from that. Which one do you think people are going to want to work with when this is over?
There are no easy answers here. If I had the virus and Apple could dip into the location history of my phone and see who I may have come into contact with, and get to those people for early diagnosis, I might want them to do that, right? “According to published reports, the US government…
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As we’ve watched the business world conduct more transformation in these last two weeks than many have been able to muster up in years, there are a few things I find interesting. I wrote earlier that I thought work from home would become a whole lot more popular, now that we are all going to…