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The Anti Social Engineer Blog August 17, 2016

How to Handle A Data Breach

To a modern business a data breach can have devastating effects. We have seen TalkTalk hastily bungle, Sage coyly dawdle and many more generally mess it up, it’s got to change. We don’t spend all day hunting these illusive beasts either, but we have had our involvement in both mentioned breaches and feel we could offer some public insight to the very elusive modern mishap.… Read more →

Filed Under: infosec, Security

The Anti Social Engineer Blog August 13, 2016

Sage UK Payroll Data Breach

Personal details and bank account information for employees of as many as 300 large UK companies may have been compromised as part of a data breach at Sage, a UK accountancy software group. August 11th, 2016 Sage UK Payroll services started notifying customers of a data breach effecting their staff payroll systems. A rather generic statement was believed to be provided… Read more →

Filed Under: Richard De Vere

psychmechanicsblog August 12, 2016

Why do we say “bro” to someone who’s not our brother

While it makes perfect sense to call your sibling or cousin “bro” or “brother”, why do we sometimes use this label for friends, acquaintances and even strangers?
After all, it would be weird if someone called a stranger “dad” or “mom” but why is calling anyone “bro” okay?

As you might have noticed…

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Filed Under: Psychology

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