jontywareing

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   by jontywareing 16y ago

   Good point! If you have any other comments I'd love to hear them. Let me know if you think I should make any other edits: http://jonty.co.uk/idiocy-what
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   by jontywareing 16y ago

   I do not think this can really be considered "shaming" as it's nothing to be embarrassed about. Regarding private/public notification; Posting to your own account is an easily understandable visible demonstration of what's possible and why
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   by jontywareing 16y ago

   It educates by providing information about the attack used and how to prevent it happening in the future. You can find the link provided to users here: http://jonty.co.uk/idiocy-what The tweet can be instantly removed by the user. It's ha
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   by jontywareing 16y ago

   I've been bouncing this back and forth with people all day! Posting to your own account is an easily understandable visible demonstration of what's possible and why they should care - a DM from another account, or an @ just won't have the s
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   by jontywareing 16y ago

   I thought the rest of the paragraph covered that, but I'm happy to edit it if you can suggest a rephrasing? It's just supposed to be a quick introduction stating that the chances of being exploited are significantly higher now that the entr
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   by jontywareing 16y ago

   There is a spectacular book about the Battle Of the Beams written by R. V. Jones, who was the British scientist in charge of countering the German technical advances. I can't recommend it enough, although it is a very in-depth read: http:/