Hi, this is Hans-Eirik Hanifl for E-Commerce Gorilla and in this video, we're discussing
what phishing is and how to avoid it.
Phishing is a dragnet style approach to where cyber criminals send out vast amounts of messages,
primarily emails— sometimes other forms of messages, in an attempt to entire the recipient
to either click on links to malware-infected sites, open e-mail attachments containing
malware, or in some cases open a dialogue between the recipient and the scam artist.
If you have an e-mail account, I'm sure you've seen some of the funnier ones, where
an African prince is trying to move millions of dollars out of the country and he needs
your help to accomplish this.
These are relatively easy to spot and once you know about them, they can be rather humorous,
but what about the emails that appear to be more authentic—the ones that could possibly
be true?
These are emails that catch people off guard and generally contain malware to steal your
private information, or try and get you to contact the scam artist.
Sometimes these are fake invoices from FedEx or DHL about a missed delivery, or around
tax season, a dispute in your taxes where if you don't contact them immediately, you're
going to face criminal charges.
These emails can be very convincing at first glance, but generally, if you take a moment
to review them, you'll see the language used doesn't feel quite right and this is
because most of these scams are originating outside the English speaking countries and
are perpetrated by scammers for whom English is a second language.
The links, while appearing authentic, always lead to alternative domains, not the top-tier
domain of the company they are purporting to be.
If you visit one of the sites with malware, it can steal your private data, such as passwords,
PayPal account information, bank logins, which then they can use to siphon off your funds,
and in some cases, initiate a ransomware attack that locks your data up.
A great rule of thumb is never click on a link inside of an email or download an attachment.
Now this can be a very hard rule to follow, especially if you're engaged in business
via email.
In those cases, ensure you have an enterprise anti-virus enabled, and don't screw around
with any of those freeware anti-viruses.
Use established industry leaders, like Norton or Kaspersky.
In the next video of this series, we'll discuss a more sophisticated form of phishing,
known as spear phishing.
Thank you for watching and make sure to subscribe to the channel.
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If you have questions you'd like answered in an upcoming video, visit us on the Web
at ecommercegorilla.com/questions and let us know.
My name is Hans-Eirik Hanifl and I'll see you next time.
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What is Ransomware - Duration: 2:22.
Hi, this is Hans-Eirik Hanifl for E-Commerce Gorilla and in this video, we're going to
be discussing ransomware and what you need to know about it.
So what is ransomware?
It's a term used to describe a growing group of malware scripts, which deny you access
to your computer or system by encrypting the data held there.
The malware then holds the key to decrypt that data hostage until a ransom is paid,
either in cash or crypto-currency, such as bitcoin.
Generally these scripts, once locking you out of the system, threaten to delete the
data or permanently prevent access to the data if the ransom is unpaid in a short period
of time.
Once the computer is infected, ransomware will generally try to infect other systems
on the same network.
Ransomware has been around for well over a decade, but it was mainly limited to Europe.
However, in the last couple of years, it has been making itself prevalent in the United
States.
There are dozens of distinct variations of ransomware, but some of the most prevalent
in the U.S. have been CryptoWall, TeslaCrypt, and Locky.
While most ransomware targets Windows systems and specific server types, there are also
ransomware variants for Android, iOS and Linux.
Although there is a large range in ransom demands, the average is between three hundred
and a thousand dollars.
This amount is generally selected because it's an easy amount for most individuals
to pay, or businesses.
But, there has been specific institutions that have been targeted in the millions.
In our next video, we are going to be going over how you, as an individual or business
owner, can avoid being infected by ransomware.
Then, in the last video, we'll be covering what to do if you do get infected.
Thank you for watching.
Please make sure you subscribe to the channel and if you liked this video, give us a thumbs
up.
This is Hans-Eirik Hanifl for E-Commerce Gorilla and we'll see you next time.
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09. Intriguing Bombay Underground Railway for Bombay - Duration: 3:43.
The line number three of Mumbai Metro is currently under construction
and is expected to be completed by 2020
it will connect Colaba to SEEPZ
and covering a distance of over 30 kilometers
it will be the city's first underground metro
except it could have been much earlier
and a lot more earlier than Kolkata or New Delhi
now the idea of underground transportation for Bombay
was thought of as early as 1924
but it never materialised
because the government thought it was impractical
In 1947, NV Modak an engineer
and Albert Mayers an American architect
published an unofficial report
called 'Outline of a Master Plan for Greater Bombay'
now this report not only had recommendations
for development of suburbs, housing, traffic
but it also suggested an underground railway systems
for Bombay as well
only this report was unofficial so no further action was taken
some years later
a study group was appointed
under the chairmanship of one S G Barve
to reexamine the proposal of the Modak and Mayer's report
Barve also endorsed the idea of underground railways
but the plan didn't fructify either
simultaneously the BEST brought up the idea in 1956
when a geological survey was conducted
by a Japanese firm
and a plan was drawn
to build the line between the Dadar and Colaba
but the government wouldn't give the required finances
In 1962 another plan was drafted
by a BEST employee called P G Patankar
Patankar was especially sent to Milan and Berlin
to study the underground railway systems there
and his plan was a detailed one
he envisaged five underground lines
a network of 30 kilometers
and details such as dimensions of railway coaches
signalling systems, ventilation, power supply and tunnelling methods
but when the final plan came up
the project cost had risen to around 5 crore rupees
and due to want of this huge capital investment
this project was also shut down
for several years
the idea of underground railways kept coming up
like in 1974 by the Indian Railways
and in 1997 by TCS
and it's only now that work on this project has finally begun
we can only hope that by the year 2020
this long-drawn vision finally comes true
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why endometriosis is hard to talk about #1in10 - Duration: 7:03.
[mumbles] Welcome to Chronicles.
A place where we, Kate and Victoria - that's me! - are just trying to make invisible illness visible
[chirpy xylophone theme music plays]
I wish that my pain was visible right now, because if it was I would look utterly hideous.
I have been in the wars lately.
Because it's endometriosis awareness month - ironic! because I think that I am actually
feeling sick because endometriosis, possibly because my endo is growing back I don't
know, mayyybe I'm wrong - but I have been sick during this month…
...which has sucked because I've wanted to talk about endo, and be like
awareness, awareness, awareness!
But I still wanted to have a chat about it...so, here we go.
The truth is, I'm scared to talk about endometriosis.
It's not even because it's so personal.
Sharing things about my pain and illnesses has been so helpful to me on this channel,
But when it comes down going into the nitty gritty of endometriosis, it's scary to talk about.
I suddenly feel like a little girl again.
And I know this is internalised ableism, but I underestimate how bad it is, I underestimate
my own pain; the legitimacy of the illness.
I often don't feel sick enough...or disabled enough... and I feel like what's happening
to my body isn't actually real...and I'm dreaming it all...that's honestly how I
feel a lot of the time.
Getting the diagnosis for… the other illness I have, which is chronic fatigue syndrome
- it's its own thing but I kind of feel like oh well now that I've got two illnesses
together it's like suddenly I'm legitimate, because of fighting multiple illnesses at
once; comorbidities!
Endometriosis, alone, it's legitimate.
'This' one specifically is so common, it's almost as common as diabetes and yet
nobody really knows about it.
And even what they do know, half of it isn't even true, half of it isn't even science,
it's just anecdotal rubbish.
It's awful! [big EXHALE]
It's just so awkward that the thing that's hurting me the most is my uterus, my
'lady bits.'
...that's the thing, in society that even today, as modern and progressive as our society
is [becoming], sexism and oppression to women exists...and the list goes on.
I remember myself at twelve years old, learning that I just couldn't talk about IT, it's
something that I had to just shut my mouth about, because no one wants to hear about
your 'women's issues'; nobody cares.
Nobody cares that your period is abnormally horrible...because they think 'it's just
normal!'
'Everybody gets bad cramps!'
[SIGHS]
I was talking to a friend of mine about wishing how much we wanted to be guys when we were
younger because of endometriosis and she mentioned she had issues with gender dysphoria.
I suddenly realised that I had the same thing.
Although I identify with the gender I was assigned at birth, I had a hard time accepting
this body I was born into because it hurt me so much.
The biological signs that I was female, was [also] the reason why I was sick all the time,
but could never talk about it, and people would never take me seriously.
It just made and makes me so angry, but back then I didn't know that I could be angry
you know?
I felt like I just had to suffer in silence.
And it's hard...it's hard to get out of that thinking, that you can talk about it,
that you don't have to be silent about it.
I also made another video, which was actually scripted; this was just babble…
I made another video that explains my experience with endo in a very concise and thoughtful
manner so I will link it in the places around.
That's probably the video I'm most proud of and I actually spend a lot of time working
on it, because again, I was so scared to talk about - and actually after I posted it I felt
like I was gonna throw up -
And I think I actually had a panic attack.
It was a very vulnerable video for me to make, but something I'm really proud that I did
make and [gulps]
I want to make more of that stuff, so there will be more to come, trust!
Even though it's hard, even though this little girl in me is really scared to talk about
something that makes me feel so vulnerable, because of all this internalised misogyny
in my brain, I know that it's gonna help me unlearn all of that, it's going to help
me to feel stronger and to feel more empowered.
And also I hope that it will help someone else.
I'm gonna try for my sake and I'm gonna try for the sake of every other person out
there who either knows someone who's going through the pain of endometriosis OR has it
themselves OR wonders if they have it themselves or kinda just wants to open up their mind
about an experience that isn't their own - good on you those people who do that!
Dang it I want to make videos!
And there will be some consistent videos on this channel dammit because I am determined!
I am gonna do it!
I can't promise anything though, so bear with!
In the meantime, if you're not seeing me on this channel, I also have my own personal
channel - bickylabiscuit - which I will also link so you can check me out there if you
want to.
What are your thoughts on endometriosis?
Do you know what endometriosis is?
I would love to hear your experiences [in the comments below] and give some cyber hugs
to you because we're in this together!
If you enjoyed this bit of honest chats, subscribe and click on that bell next to the subscription
thing, so you know when we upload and stufffff!
Till next time, I'm Victoria, you're watching Chronicles and I want to encourage you to
join me - and Kate, who is around, but still sick - in the fight for making invisible illness
visible!
See you next time [woosh sound of fan projects and Victoria sighs]
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JAMming the world! - Duration: 1:00.
Hello, my name is Myles Goldberg from Washington, D.C. I am a Deaf person who uses American Sign Language (ASL).
As a Deaf person, we are usually perceived as having to struggle or face challenges when we travel the world because we can't hear or talk. That is a myth!
Traveling is the most amazing experience! I have traveled over ten countries, met a lot of people and immersed myself into their culture.
Those experiences were enriching!
With those eye-opening opportunities, it helped develop my passion for me to share with you my experience being a Deaf person traveling the world.
In the addition, I will not be traveling alone. My friend will be tagging along with me!
Thanks for the introduction! My name is James Steingieser.
I would like to summarize the contributions that Myles and I can provide for this job position.
First of all, Myles and I both graduated from Gallaudet University which strongly focuses on a bilingual approach.
For example, we will create vlogs using American Sign Language, include captions on screen, plus provide a transcript with written English to deliver the message to the public.
This goes vice versa with using written English for blogs then attach ASL videos. These bilingual engaging methods will bring clarity to effectively deliver our message.
Also, we have traveled to more than 15 countries, and we still plan to expand that list!
Last but not least, we have been very active with making contributions to the community through
exploring, discovering, empowering, and educating others, to see them maximize to the their potential goals and dreams.
Ultimately, we have great dynamics and work ethics together as a team, which makes us more qualified for this job position!
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Straighten knee (Feldenkrais ATM) - Duration: 22:55.
lie on the back please feel the contact with the floor
roll the head left and right then roll the legs left and right,
then bend and extend knees to feel how you are now
we will do the same thing in the end of the lesson to compare
roll over onto the stomach please stand the left toes on the floor as if to
start the 100m race and straighten and bend the left knee a few
times
feel what you are doing in the left toes, the heel, and the hip
the intention is to straighten the knee but to make it, you need to do something with
those places rest on the back please
roll over onto the stomach again
stand the left toes again slide the toes down away from you
the knee lifts and extends by this movement repeat many times
the movement looks not smooth there is a reason for this
change the legs and do the same stand the right toes and slide it on the floor
down the knee lifts away from the floor and extends
is it easy or not?
do the same with both legs stand the toes of both feet and slide the
toes on the floor downward knees lifted and extended
is it hard to do it with both feet?
rest please
roll onto the back to rest.
lie on the stomach please stand
the left toes move the left heel down without sliding the
toes on the floor when you push the heel down, the distance
between the heel and the hip becomes longer the knee automatically gets lifted
is this easier to do?
I presume this is what you do naturally in daily life
do the same with the other leg heel moves easily because it weighs little
it becomes a natural movement because it is light
off course, it depends on persons do it with both legs
push heels away from the hips heels get lifted automatically
rest on the back
lie on the stomach again stand the toes of the left foot
this time, roll the pelvis to lift and extend the left knee from the floor
without moving heel nor toes which way does the pelvis roll?
how does the spine move along with the rolling of the pelvis?
change the legs, please
without moving the position of the toes and the position of the heel of the right foot,
extend and lift the right knee by rolling the pelvis
how does the pelvis roll this time?
how about the spine?
enjoy and taste that to your satisfaction but not powerfully,
do it gently and slowly rest please
do it with both legs lift and extend knees by rolling the pelvis
this constrains the direction o the rolling of the pelvis clearly
which direction the pelvis roll now?
how does the spine move?
do you feel any movement around the neck?
how about the scapular?
how about the chest area?
rest on the back please
roll over onto the stomach please
stand the left toes when you extend the left knee,
roll the pelvis and push the heel downward together
this is a combination of the two movements that extends the knee
is this an easy way to extend the knee?
feel the rolling of the pelvis rest please
change the legs do the same with the right leg
as right heel goes away from the hip and the pelvis rolls away from the heel
as a result, the right knee is lifted
feel the rolling of the pelvis feel the spine
feel the movement of the neck move it slowly
rest please do the same with both legs
the direction of the rolling of the pelvis is different now
by the constraint, the movement of neck changes and the movement of the spine changes
heels go away from the hips the hips go away from the heels
both knees are lifted enjoy the movement slowly
rest please roll over onto the stomach
as the lesson ends, do the movement we did in the beginning
roll the head roll the toes of the feet
and bend and extend knees feel the difference from the beginning of
the lesson
this concludes the lesson on the floor
stand on the feet with feet comfortably apart please
bend and extend the left knee while the heel stays touched with the floor
the pelvis comes down a little bit straighten the knee without lifting the pelvis
can you do it? you find it impossible
walk around a bit
go back to the place bend the left knee without lowering the hip
by lifting the heel when you extend the knee, you simply lower
the heel without lowering the hip this should be easy
do the same with the other leg
do the same with both legs lift both heels from the floor to bend the
knees.
you may find it difficult to keep the balance.
you may lean on the pillar or chair when you lift or lower the heel the pelvis
does not go up and down whether you extend or bend the knees, the
height of the pelvis stays the same walk around a bit
come back to the place bend the left knee by lowering the pelvis.
then lift pelvis to straighten the knee
do the same with the right leg lowering the right hip bends the right knee
you lift the right hip to extend the knee do the same with both legs
lower the pelvis down to the floor to bend knees
heels stay on the floor all the time
walk around
come back to the place let's combine the two movements
lift the left heel and lower the hip to bend the left knee
the heel comes down to the floor and the hip lifts so the knee extends
do the same with the other leg in other words, simply saying it, the hip
and the heel comes closer to bend the knee as they go away from each other, the knee
extends do the same with both legs now
it might be a bit awkward to begin with heels lifts and the pelvis lowers
knees bend and extend heels go down to the floor and the pelvis
lifts
walk a bit the lesson is over now, however
let's observe the walking in slow motion see the left heel is lifted and the hip is
lowered and the knee is bent
as it extends the heel comes down to the floor and the hip
lifted and the knee extends
you may find difficult to observe since it was such a short moment.
how do I walk? this really concludes the lesson.
thank you
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