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#AxisOfEasy 270: TechCrunch’s Analysis Of TheTruthSpy And The State Of Other Stalkerware Apps
TechCrunch’s Analysis of TheTruthSpy and the State of other Stalkerware Apps,
Mark Sokolovsky, Alleged 26-year-old Behind Global “Raccoon InfoStealer” Malware, Charged by FBI,
Project Texas: How TikTok Responds to Its First Big Crisis… this and more in AofE #270
#AxisOfEasy 269: British Lawmakers Passed A Bill Allowing Protesters To Be Tagged Without Conviction
British lawmakers passed a bill allowing protesters to be tagged without conviction,
Florida man imprisoned in Saudi Arabia for tweeting about Jamal Khashoggi,
Cyber Security Chief of Germany Got Laid-Off Due to Ties with Russia … this and more in AofE #269
#AxisOfEasy 268: NYT Conspiracy Theory Comes True In Less Than 24 Hours
NYT conspiracy theory comes true in less than 24 hours,
PayPal continues to threaten its user with a $2,500 fine for promoting “discriminatory intolerance,”
Religious freedom group’s account closed by JPMorgan Chase donor list demanded … this and more in AofE #268
#AxisOfEasy 267: The White House Unveiled A Blueprint For An AI “Bill of Rights” To Safeguard The American Public’s Rights
The White House unveiled a blueprint for an AI “Bill of Rights” to safeguard the American public’s rights,
PayPal’s new policy to fine $2,500 for disagreeing with their narrative a ‘mistake,’
Twitter deletes, then reinstates tweet from Florida Surgeon General … this and more in AofE #267
#AxisOfEasy 266: Drop What You’re Doing, Thunderbird Edition
Thunderbird receives a security update from Mozilla,
Software developer Connor Tumbleson reveals how someone attempted to land Upwork contracts by pretending to be him,
Scammers targeted Fortune 500s with Fake CISO LinkedIn profile … this and more in AofE #266
#AxisOfEasy 265: Record-Breaking DDoS Attack With 25.3 Billion Requests
Record-breaking DDoS attack with 25.3 billion requests and HTTP/2 Multiplexing abused, mitigated,
Is Open-source Software Secure? Fear of vulnerabilities, exposures, or hazards is causing a decline in the use of Open-source software,
Domestic intelligence in Germany runs hundreds of fake accounts for right-wing extremists on social media … this and more in AofE #265
Contributors
Mark E. Jeftovic
Mark is the co-founder of easyDNS and the editor-in-chief of #AxisOfEasy. He is the author of Managing Mission Critical Domains & DNS (Packt UK, 2018) and Unassailable: Protect Yourself from Deplatform Attacks & Cancel Culture.
The Canadian Bitcoiners
Joey Tweets and Len the Lengend are the hosts of The Canadian Bitcoiners Podcast, and you may recognize them as the voices (and faces) behing the AxisOfEasy Podcast. CanadianBitcoiners.com
Charles Hugh Smith
Charles Hugh Smith is the author of numerous books and writes from OfTwoMinds.com.