
I'm an expert in personal security, privacy, & identity (x-Army, x-USSS Agent, x-Google, Product Leader, Entrepreneur, and Startup Founder). Protecting your privacy and security is more important now than ever.
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US consumers received just under 3.9 billion robocalls in August 2026, according to YouMail’s Robocall Index! Spam calls are not only annoying but also risky because the line between marketing spam and a scam is often thin. And from the per...
Meta launched Muse on September 8 for users in the US. Muse is Meta’s version of an AI agent that does more than chat; it can do things on your behalf like shop, send emails, schedule calendar invites, etc.
Readers of my work will be unsur...
Last week, security journalist Brian Krebs found his own driver’s license for sale on a dark web site called Nexus, which claimed to hold scans of more than 153 million driver’s licenses from people in the US and Canada (Krebs on Security,...
Every year in the United States and around the world, tens of millions of people are victimized by cybercriminals through scams and other online fraud, resulting in hundreds of billions of dollars in losses.
Becoming a victim of any crime...
Comcast just switched on WiFi Motion across millions of Xfinity routers. This the mainstream use of technology that could create unique “WiFi disruption fingerprints” for each of us.
Back in May, I wrote a post called “Where There’s WiFi,...
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I'm an expert in privacy and security helping everyone achieve online safety. Founder & CEO of Jacana, a Scam Prevention and Recovery company. Former Special Agent in the US Secret Service, Airborne Ranger, Combat Veteran, x-Google, West Point, MBA.
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