I agree, but a fresh install may not be enough. Try to identigy the compromised device y feeding each device access to different accounts to see which get compromised.
There are techniques for keyloggers and trojans to survive fresh installs. A screwdriver or hammer may do a better job.
This is great! I can finally generate some linkedin lunatics
Three years ago, I walked into a board presentation wearing one shoe.
Not metaphorically. Literally one shoe. The other was in my car because I'd been driving and forgot to put it back on. I didn't notice until I was already at the whiteboard presenting our entire five-year strategy to twelve people who were absolutely noticing.
I had two choices. Pretend nothing was happening, which was impossible. Or own it completely, which was terrifying.
So I looked down. Looked up. And said "Gentlemen, this is what asymmetrical thinking looks like."
The room laughed. The presentation went better than any I'd ever given.
But here's what nobody talks about: failing spectacularly in front of people who expect you to fail anyway is actually the most powerful leadership move available to women.
We are so conditioned to be perfect before we speak. Prepared before we lead. Polished before we dare take up space.
That one shoeless afternoon taught me that women who recover from public disasters with humor and zero apology are genuinely ungovernable. And ungovernable women change rooms forever.
My girl Sarah saw that presentation. She's now our division director. She told me last week she got through her toughest board moment by remembering the shoe story.
That's the real inheritance we leave each other.
Not perfection. Not the flawless pitch. The spectacular stumble walked back with your chin up and your one remaining heel clicking.
We are literally building the table one embarrassing moment at a time, queens.
I use it almost daily but only to a single contact (the one I could convince to use this).
I have tried delta and simplex but could not get excited about them.
I have no experience with the foeuma option in Briar. Sounds interesting enough.
Maybe all in all not a bad idea for audis and bmws. "Don't forget to use your direction indicator" or "slower acceleration gets you to the next red light just as fast and consunes less fuel". Might so a world of good for some brands
I agree, but a fresh install may not be enough. Try to identigy the compromised device y feeding each device access to different accounts to see which get compromised.
There are techniques for keyloggers and trojans to survive fresh installs. A screwdriver or hammer may do a better job.
Good luck, stay safe!