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Email as a signed contract vs. fraudulent emails

Email as a signed contract vs. fraudulent emails We all send and receive email, but did you know that what you say in an email can be interpreted as a legal contract? And that sometimes, emails are fraudulent? Both are true. The Statute of Frauds Although email didn’t...

Cyberwar History and Ukraine

Cyberwar History and Ukraine People are much more drawn to images of blown-up building, fires, mushroom clouds, refugees in dire circumstances, color pictures of pain that are better in black and white than they are to explanations of code or even fallout from code if...

El Salvador Adopts BitCoin

El Salvador Adopts BitCoin copyright Steve Burgess, 2021 El Salvador just passed a law to make BitCoin (BTC) legal tender and is the first country to do so. It did something similar back in 2001, when it made the US Dollar the official currency, replacing the...

Keeping Your Bitcoin Safe

BitCoin. Everybody wants some. But what’s the best way to keep it safe once you’ve got it? And how to get it? First things first – you get BitCoin (and Etherium, and DogeCoin) from a cryptocurrency exchange, like you would from a “regular” currency exchange to turn...

Cyberbullying and Covid-19: 2021 Update

California defines a cyberbully as anyone who sends any online communication to deliberately frighten, embarrass, harass, or otherwise target another. The Cyberbullying Research Center defines it as “willful and repeated harm inflicted through the use of computers,...

Cyberbullying and Covid-19

Cyberbullying and Covid-19 We’ve all made fun of people sitting across the table from each other, looking at their phones and tablets instead of at the person right in front of them. Sometimes we talk to each other across the table though our phones! My wife and I...

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