Monthly Archives: January 2010

The Innocent Intended: Violating Your Email Address

Posted on January 27, 2010 by David W. Boles

Every single day someone somewhere is violating your email privacy. The violators might not even intend on penetrating your cone of silence, but their carelessness can lead to no other end than virtually bleeding you out. You might think your … Continue reading →

Posted in Eavesdropping | Tagged 24, email, fitness, fraud, geico, hour, privacy, violation | 7 Comments

Peeping by Business Card

Posted on January 14, 2010 by Gordon Davidescu

We already know that there are cameras all around us. You are hardly ever private when you use social networking sites. You know about how your criminal past may easily come back to haunt you. But did you know that … Continue reading →

Posted in Eavesdropping | Tagged business, card, display, hiding, photo, privacy | 2 Comments

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