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Occasional writing on cybersecurity, fraud, and privacy in private households, drawn from what actually goes wrong rather than from a textbook.
June 2026
A familiar voice or face can now be convincingly faked. Here is the simple protocol we set for every household, a family phrase, a duress word, and an out-of-band rule, that makes impersonation fail.
June 2026
Wire fraud is timed to the closing table, when a large transfer looks ordinary. Here is how the scheme works and the single rule that stops it.
June 2026
The first hour matters most. A calm, ordered checklist for regaining control of a compromised email account and limiting the damage.
June 2026
Scams aimed at older relatives are rehearsed, patient, and persuasive. A calm framework for protecting parents without taking away their independence.
June 2026
A personal cyber policy or a carrier bundle can help after a loss. Here is what it does, what it does not, and why a policy is not a security program.
June 2026
The things we ask every client to stop doing, drawn from what goes wrong in private households, not from a textbook.