Mary Mitchell
You've just won the lottery/free airline tickets/a voucher to spend in our store -- now just provide us with all of your personal information, including your bank details, to claim the prize. As is the case with many things in life, if it seems too good to be true, it probably is...
users first hover over a target link’s URL with the mouse to confirm where they are going before clicking, but even that behavior is not fool-proof in that it can sometimes be overridden by a phishing attacker. Moreover, this preview feature does not typically exist in equivalent mobile ...
User training should also be offered in order to ensure everyone using your network is aware of the cyber threats they could face on the internet. Teaching users about safe browsing and the dangers of phishing emails, or to be wary of what they download and click on, can h...
"bad part of town." Signs like these can decrease home value and make people loath to move to a certain part of town. They usually signify a territorial marking of some sort. Eyesores like these should be dealt with promptly, but it is even more important that the gangs themselves are ...
Rebel Moon — Part Two: Director’s Cut(2024):Rebels on a remote moon make an impossible stand in "Chapter Two: Curse of Forgiveness," director Zack Snyder's bigger, bloodier cut of his sci-fi saga. Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie(2024):When Bikini Bottom is scooped from ...
Classic examples of deindividuation can include the formation and operation of gangs, cults and large mobs of people who are unified by a governing set of beliefs or a code of conduct. The military is also generally thought to use elements of deindividuation as part of its training regimen, en...
There is something more than a little macabre about racing to a man’s execution. Life may have the pretense of an itinerary, but death is, after all, assumed to be unscheduled. “It’s just so different from the ordinary … when you call a hearse after someone has died,” said Sister...
It’s the story of a gentleman (in the traditional sense of that obsolete term) who is wrongly convicted and transported to Australia for “the term of his natural life.” This was a fairly common trope in Victorian novels (no one wanted to read about real criminals), and was recreated...
Gun-related injury and death is an urgent problem that plays out increasingly across the world, and often in particular ways in the United States—a country that has less than five percent of the world’s population, but over forty percent of its civilian-owned guns (Small Arms Survey,2018...