Issue Archive
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Issue #4 — A firewall bug leaking logins, an AI agent that ran a ransomware attack, and Google's new AI-training default
This week: an active credential-theft campaign hitting small-business firewalls, the first ransomware attack an AI agent ran entirely on its own, and a quiet change to how much of your Google data now trains its AI — plus a 15-minute fix and the QR-code scam still flooding text messages.
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Issue #3 — AI voice cloning, fake job listings, and who still has your old logins
This week: a scam that uses a cloned voice instead of an email, why some job postings exist only to collect your personal information, and a 15-minute account clean-up worth doing every quarter.
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Issue #2 — Urgent password resets, a browser default that changed, and patch day
This week: why 'your password expires today' emails are the new favorite scam, a browser privacy default worth checking, and the automatic-update setting that quietly protects you.
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Issue #1 — Fake invoices, a note-taker that keeps listening, and one 15-minute fix
Welcome to the first issue. This week: the fake-invoice trick that's getting past small vendors, what your free AI meeting note-taker actually does with the recording, and the one setting that blocks most account takeovers.