
ALT A LinkedIn message I got via email: Hello Esparta, We offer a pool of candidates for hard-to-fill ONSITE positions: senior software engineers (Ph. D.). You get top foreign talents with works permits. Pay them $150K instead of $280K! Would you like to learn more? Maya Romanenko Senior Manager at KitSF San Francisco, California, United States

ALT A screenshot of my browser while I'm trying to cancel my Hulu Subscription - but I can't do it because an "Oops, something went wrong" error got in the middle. In the image I have open the Firefox Developer Tools where it's visible the error on Hulu side (500 Internal Server Error) so I point them with two big red arrows.

ALT A screenshot of the Firefox's Developer tool for the Slack Web App on Console Tab. The tab is showing 4 outstanding errors that looks like not very much problematic. In the tweet I feature the Info logs on console, here are 368 messages which are just basically how Slack debug their app & probably also making the load of the page sloooow.

ALT A screenshot of my browser (top right area) having a message: "This page is slowing down Firefox. To speed up your browser, stop this page.", at the right side of the message, there's a button labeled "Stop". I've partially removed the name of the tab, but it's clear per the visible area and because the link, that belongs to a @SlackHQ tab.

ALT An screenshot of a mail sent by Google. I did include two emoticons: "Face with symbols in mouth" and "Neutral face". Title: Keep your Location History? Decide by September 1, 2022 From: Google Location History <[email protected]> <snip> Location History is paused for your account and you haven't added any new location to your Timeline in more than 2 years. Any existing location History data you have in your Google Account will be deleted on Septembre 1, 2022. If you'd like to keep this data before it's deleted on September 1, 2022, you have two options: - Turn on Location History in Activity control. This will keep your data in your Google Accounts - Download a copy of this data. <snip>

ALT An screenshot of the email I did receive. Featuring: the sender: [email protected] and the link were the victim should click that, being a HTML email is just a facade for the real link: "http://url9810.tokocrypto.com/ls/click" which is a shortener that at the end will redirect you to a phishing site, a copy-cat of github.













