"How elderly dementia patients are unwittingly fueling political campaigns:"
"A CNN investigation reveals how deceptive political fundraising has misled elderly Americans into giving away millions of dollars"
A CNN investigation reveals how deceptive political fundraising has misled hundreds of elderly Americans.
(www.cnn.com)
@Jerry No-email [inbound] domains should also set a "null MX", per RFC7505:
MX 0 "."
@Edent Hey, slick!
Will you exclude hits with this page as the referrer? 
Wow, thanks! (I feel like the others in this list are in a completely other level of amazing!)
Here are some security adds that are in my "high signal, low noise" security list (many of your others already were!)
@boblord
@hdm
@joebeone @jwgoerlich
@rene_mobile
@screaminggoat
@wdormann
@wendynather
@marshray Heh, true. Though there are a couple of folks talking FPGA here:
...and me (but only as an end user for specific applications; the cluster is bigger than it used to be):
A mini-cluster of ZTEX 1.15y FPGA boards, originally for Bitcoin mining, repurposed for ZTEX password cracking with John the Ripper.
(www.techsolvency.com)
(Specifically, bcrypt is better with high user counts, where users can't tolerate high authentication latency. If you have only a few users, and/or they can tolerate authentication lag above a thousand milliseconds ... and you can handle a thundering herd of those ... Argon2, tuned higher, becomes better.)
Potentially unpopular take:
Attribution is a distraction.
Most orgs are not mature enough for attribution to actually differentiate response (just like honeypots).
Layer 8 is obsessed with attribution -- perhaps to make things more dramatic / urgent? -- so it persists.
So such things get chased, to the detriment of the basics.
