ntraas

Travel router videos on YouTube! I was definitely all over the place on the TP-Link video, need to slow down and think about what I’m doing before I do it…

Cheap and does what is does or expensive and does so much more, what do you think?

When a was a teacher I brought home $125 per class I taught. $6500 a year per class.

The dean of my program made $140,000, the CEO made millions.

I would’ve needed to teach 22 classes each week to make as much as the dean.

I quit teaching because it became really political, was a measly $19,500 worth it? (I taught 3 classes a week). For the students I’d say yes, being able to make a difference in their lives meant the world, but $19,500 was not enough to deal with the setup, presenting, grading papers and homework, dealing with angry vindictive administration.

With nTRaaS I get to teach again, but now I’m making no money for it. So it’s becoming really difficult to continue. Those I have talked to and made a difference is the only thing keeping me going.

So thank you to anyone who has joined in!

No matter how legitimate a website may look, if you clicked a linked to get there: you could be part of a phishing attempt.

Don’t let your guard down because you feel safe.

I NEVER click on links I’ve received through email unless I KNOW that email is legitimate through other means. If you get a message from bestbuy.com: open a web browser, type in the address and log in to your account to see if you actually received that message.

Google translate? Well apparently there are some pretty spot on duplicates of that site meant to do one thing: steal your login information.

The reason why the government is pushing ZERO-TRUST is because there is no way to be entirely certain about a service or person to intrinsically trust them.