Need to reduce gmail storage?

Here are some tips to reduce gmail storage in case you have a lot of email that is causing you to pay for the extra storage (because more than a certain amount costs $$)   First, check Gmail’s storage breakdown: Go to http://drive.google.com/settings/storage Check what is using space in Gmail, Drive, and Photos Click on … Read more

AI Has to Be Used Correctly

AI Artificial Intelligence has to be used with some intelligence which of course depends on what you want out of it. Are you building computer code?  Then it is best to do the hard work of architecture before asking any questions that result in code. This article at Composio.dev is about AI agent reliability: When … Read more

Security Policy – What is it good for?

Well it is not what the Rush Hour Duo sing in: What is it good for?  Absolutely Nothing!! Technically they are entertaining and doing their thing, so it is not a real comparison… but I wanted to bring a light hearted discussion. Security policies are like super important house rules, but for computers, phones, the … Read more

Google Gemini is a Hacker’s Dream

Hackernews   article Google Gemini Prompt Injection Flaw Exposed Private Calendar Data via Malicious Invites The money quote: “The vulnerability, Miggo Security’s Head of Research, Liad Eliyahu, said, made it possible to circumvent Google Calendar’s privacy controls by hiding a dormant malicious payload within a standard calendar invite.”   How is it done? The starting point … Read more

New Year Same Problems – Hackers Try to Get Clicks

Yes this time it is a successful attack on the hospitality industry in Europe – so why include? Because if it is working there – it will come here, just a matter of time. Record.media has the story: Russian hackers target European hospitality industry with “Blue Screen of Death” malware. So it usually starts with … Read more