Anyway, this week was all about Russia and Cloudflare. Mainly two completely separate topics, but also a bit of information about Cloudflare’s continued presence in Russia (TBH from a very neutral point of view). When I look back on this video a few hours later, a discussion about what appears to be a phishing page asking for donations to Ukraine surprised me. Listen to me and as I said in the video, if you have problems identifying phishing from legitimate resources, how do people out of this world solve it? Easy answer – no. This is why phishing remains so lucrative.
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- The idea of Tesla remotely killing cars in Russia feels like a very bad idea. (Reversing this logic. What if you own a Chinese car that can die remotely due to a geopolitical conflict?)
- As the night follows the day, so comes disaster with fraud. (Especially poor practice when bombing hospitals and devouring ghastly good citizens)
- When should I refuse digital services to Russian citizens? (I’m not sure if Universal Audio’s decision here is more than symbolic, but maybe that’s enough?)
- Password Purgatory will be full of laughs 🤣 (And Cloudflare Pages and Workers are great!)
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