The perfect crime…continued
If all your data arrives intact, all is well on your website, right? Maybe not. See how your information can be hijacked without your even knowing.
From New York to Miami…via Cambodia?
From New York to Miami…via Cambodia? When the airline frequent flyer programs started, many road warriors would go out of their way to collect the largest number of flight segments, hitting several airline hubs in the process. Who would think that today, over the internet, our data would take the circuitous route, racking up more miles than we did intentionally? One of the fundamental concepts of the internet is that packets travel to their destination using the fastest possible route, hopping through routing hubs of different networks. In theory, the path is dynamic, constantly changing according to network traffic. This…
Three Red (Chinese) Flags That Microsoft Should Have Noticed
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