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This kind of smishing message will contain information about you winning a prize, but it will instruct you to leave your name, bank details, and signature. It might even redirect you to another site that will require you to give all this personal information and potentially wire funds, sign up to bogus websites, or send emails. Never act on instructions provided by too-good-to-be-true messages! You get a text from Apple or Amazon-the most abused companies in all phishing scams-but you know deep down it’s wrong. It’s filled with grammar and spelling errors that a company of Apple’s and Amazon’s caliber wouldn’t allow. If you notice spelling mistakes or unnatural language, ignore the text and contact the company via other channels to check whether the text is a potential scam and, if so, report it. You get a spam text that says it’s not a spam text. It seems ridiculous and obvious, but some people tend to be trusting and unsuspecting.
This includes ensuring that lot grading directs water away from the foundation of the home and checking that the soil directly around the perimeter of the home is free from any local depressions where water could pool. Homeowners should also ensure that downspouts discharge at the required minimum distance from the foundation wall. Lastly, proper communication with respect to the private-side flood mitigation measures located within the home is paramount, particularly at the time of sale to new homeowners. This includes the maintenance requirements, access and lifespan/condition of the flood mitigation measures. This section discusses recent advances from the literature related to both structural flood mitigation strategies, such as private-side flood mitigation approaches or green infrastructure installations, and research into perception and behavior related to the uptake of disaster mitigation strategies at the household level. From this, a list of recommendations to reduce risk of urban pluvial flooding events is provided.
An email bomb is a denial of service attack (DoS) against an email server, designed to make email accounts unusable or cause network downtime. Email bombs started in the late 1990s with high-profile cases such as the cyber attack on Langley Air Force Base in Virginia. Historically, journalists have found themselves the target of email bombing campaigns in retribution for critical stories. Anyone can be a victim though, including government officials, policymakers, emergency coordinators, healthcare providers, and many others. Today’s email bombs are more sophisticated and can overwhelm most spam filters. This can devastate employees’ email inboxes and disrupt an organization’s ability to communicate. To initiate an email bomb, an attacker uses simple scripts that submit the victim’s email address to thousands of subscription registration forms on unprotected websites (such as those without CAPTCHA or opt-in email). Since these are benign websites they are categorized by spam filters as legitimate, safe messages. What are the dangers of email bombs?
While only Twitter Blue subscribers can post long tweets, all users will be able to read them. 280 characters to express yourself? … and while we love a good thread, sometimes you just want to Tweet everything all at once. ’re introducing longer Tweets! ’re gonna want to check this out. Elon Musk announced in a tweet on February 3 that the company would soon begin sharing advertising revenue with creators on the platform for the first time. He follows up the announcement with a catch: Eligible users must be signed up for Twitter Blue. Payouts have yet to reach creators’ wallets. Twitter Blue subscriptions are now available in Saudi Arabia, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal and Spain, making it 12 regions in total to which users can subscribe to it as of February 2. On February 8, Twitter Blue extended services further to India, Indonesia and Brazil. Twitter also announced launching a new Spaces tab with curated stations for live and recorded spaces, along with podcasts.
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