Dennis Phillips1 day agoHacker Steals $1.4 Million in NFTs From Collector In One Sweepverified_publisherVICE Asia - Lorenzo Franceschi-BicchieraiThe scammer “hacked a father of three children under 6-years-old and a wife, and took all their hard earned money for the past 38 years accrued in a few minutes," the victim said. A hacker stole dozens of NFTs worth more than $1.4 million from a single collector on Tuesday, according to blockchain …
Dennis PhillipsMay 19Inside the smell-o-verse: Meet the companies trying to bring scent to the metaverseverified_publisherFast Company - By Zara StoneA small army of startups see integrated scent as being key to our future digital world. But some see the tech as a distraction from the bigger picture. Inside San Francisco’s Museum of Craft and Design, a long hallway painted eggshell blue is lined with the most extraordinary devices. A glass globe …
Dennis Phillips2 days agoMicrosoft: Credit card skimmers are switching techniques to hide their attacksverified_publisherZDNet - Liam TungAttackers are using image files with hidden malicious PHP script to manipulate e-commerce checkout pages and capture payment card …
Dennis Phillips3 days agoN.Y. Will Soon Require Businesses to Post Salaries in Job Listings. Here's What Happened When Colorado Did ItTIME - By Raisa BrunerJob hunting can be exhausting and full of unknowns. Over the past year, Alaina, a 31-year-old biotech sales associate in Denver, Colo., started looking at job listings online, but she was able to scratch out at least one unknown: salary. In Jan. 2021, Colorado took the unusual move of instituting a …
Dennis Phillips3 days agoThe Six Great Transitions to Regenerate Nature, Society and the Economycsrwire.com - CSR InternationalIf we are to avoid system-wide breakdowns in nature, society and the economy, we need to make six great transitions to thriving. These go beyond the …
Dennis Phillips3 days agoThe last housing bubble missed Texas. Now the Lone Star State is home to the second most ‘overvalued’ housing market in the countryverified_publisherFortune - Lance LambertBack in the early 2000s, housing speculators got suckered into believing that a shortage of supply would continue to propel U.S. home prices skyward, …
