Thanks! Should be fun. I am just finishing my presentation slides. Now time to practice.

Yeah, looks like it is trouble if someone you are related to likes/comments!

Well, thanks for jumping in. It is frustrating. I get we need to remove accounts that plagiarize or aren't real. But it only takes a second to look at my account, what I post, and the interactions I have

Hey @themarkymark, here was my response to the Hivewatchers person (odd that they don't want to give their real name but question mine!). Not sure if this will get posted/deleted, as it appears they have

Thanks @themarkymark! Appreciated man!

@Hivewatchers, not that it is any of your business, but that account is a family member. I have been trying for years to get all of them to be active, but most have dropped off and sadly aren't posting

I am not going to mention Hive. Not sure who you are to even ask. Let's keep in mind that I have been a part of Steem/Hive since 2016, with thousands of posts, including videos. I have interacted with

I posted it on my LinkedIn account. Look for it there

I posted it on my LinkedIn account. Look for it there

Agreed! I am looking forward to it!

Thanks for showcasing my post! Much appreciated

Thanks much!

Thanks @HiveBuzz

Agreed! It has shown how fragile our digital ecosystem can be. It was a good thing it was not a malicious attack!

I think that is the risk that the research company is now facing! They are trying to argue in X (Twitter) that the exchange did not give them credit. But that does not justify stealing millions! I suspect

Thanks, I suppose that makes us both old salty veterans of Steemit/Hive!

I am happy to have discovered your posts early on and followed your journey. Keep pursuing life and adventure. You have many who enjoy following your progress. Congrats on 7 years.

A little bit of work will make those beautiful again and give them a new life!

Be careful with the gas stove within an enclosed space. Make sure you have a properly working carbon monoxide detector nearby, just in case! (a fire extinguisher would not be a bad idea either)

The attacker didn't create the vulnerability, but they had the means to identify it and then apply it. What else did they discover? That is the strategic concern. They have tremendous resources to identify