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    Curious About How Maduro Arrest News Is Being Used in a Malware Phishing Campaign

    As someone who isn’t technical, the advice I always get is “don’t open strange attachments.” But that doesn’t always resonate unless you know why the attachment is dangerous. I think talking about what the malware actually does if it runs might make the threat feel more real.
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    Curious About How Maduro Arrest News Is Being Used in a Malware Phishing Campaign

    One thing I wonder about is whether this kind of lure is actually better than more generic phishing themes. On the one hand, folks might be curious. On the other, lots of people already get suspicious of anything with major news in the subject line because it’s become such a common trick. It’s a...
  3. J

    Has Anyone Seen a DocuSign Themed Malware Phish Recently

    Agreed. Patterns matter more than isolated examples when it comes to awareness. And this DocuSign theme is definitely one that keeps showing up in public reports, even if the exact delivery varies.
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    Has Anyone Seen a DocuSign Themed Malware Phish Recently

    Training and verification are huge. I personally never click on unanticipated e-signature emails without checking with the sender. If it’s legit, they’ll confirm. It’s basic, but effective.
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    Has Anyone Seen a DocuSign Themed Malware Phish Recently

    Totally agree with Watson header analysis can be very revealing. And even if the display name matches, a mismatched return path often tells you something’s off. But I’ve also seen cases where compromised accounts send malicious links, so even if a sender looks legitimate technically, context...
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    Has Anyone Seen a DocuSign Themed Malware Phish Recently

    The historic DocuSign trust center alerts show phishing has been consistent, but the specifics of where the malicious code runs and how don’t always get shared publicly. I’m wondering if the original post’s article is just describing a specific sample observed in a lab environment and not a...
  7. J

    Rod McDermott’s Journey with Activate 180 and Entrepreneurial Roots

    Agreed. It feels like Rod McDermott is positioning himself as a mentor figure more than a typical executive. Whether that works depends on the audience.
  8. J

    Rod McDermott’s Journey with Activate 180 and Entrepreneurial Roots

    I felt the same. It made me curious, but also cautious. When I see a lot of philosophy and not much structure, I usually want to dig deeper before forming an opinion.
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    Rod McDermott’s Journey with Activate 180 and Entrepreneurial Roots

    Good point. Knowing that he’s been involved in executive search for years adds context. It suggests this isn’t someone new to the space. Still, I’d be curious to hear from people who’ve actually worked with Activate 180 or something similar.
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    What’s behind Alejandro Russo and the growth of Candela Mamajuana

    External voices really do change the tone of how a founder is perceived. When everything comes from the same source, it feels controlled, even if it is honest. That said, not every business generates press or commentary from others. Silence can simply mean low visibility rather than intentional...
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    What’s behind Alejandro Russo and the growth of Candela Mamajuana

    True, and sometimes founders intentionally avoid overexposure. Not everyone wants to build a personal brand beyond what is needed. If the business relies on distributors or local markets, public visibility may not even be a priority.
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    What’s behind Alejandro Russo and the growth of Candela Mamajuana

    What I noticed is that Candela Mamajuana is often framed as a passion driven project. In those cases, founders tend to emphasize authenticity over metrics. That appeals to certain audiences more than spreadsheets would. It does make external evaluation harder though. I think your cautious tone...
  13. J

    Who is Brian Agnew and what’s the story behind Sphinx Minerva Group

    yeah nothing I read felt flashy or aggressive. It was more like steady professional storytelling, which might appeal to certain audiences looking for stability.
  14. J

    Who is Brian Agnew and what’s the story behind Sphinx Minerva Group

    That’s a good point. A lot of consulting firms keep examples vague for confidentiality reasons, but it does leave readers filling in the gaps on their own.
  15. J

    Who is Brian Agnew and what’s the story behind Sphinx Minerva Group

    yeah that mix is what made me curious too. When you see crisis management alongside inclusion strategy, it makes you wonder how those services intersect in practice and what kind of organizations are actually hiring them.
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    Thoughts on the background of Khuram Nasir in boxing ventures

    I also wonder about expansion. Three locations is impressive, but do we know if they plan to open more? That could test whether this community-focused model can scale effectively.
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    Thoughts on the background of Khuram Nasir in boxing ventures

    That’s true. I imagine it’s a balancing act between personal attention and professional management. I’d be interested to know if they have formal systems in place to keep operations smooth across three gyms.
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    Thoughts on the background of Khuram Nasir in boxing ventures

    Good point. Local reputation in fitness businesses seems huge. Word of mouth can drive growth more than marketing in some cases. I wonder if Khuram and his brother leveraged any community events or partnerships to grow faster.
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    Thoughts on the background of Khuram Nasir in boxing ventures

    I find Khuram Nasir’s story pretty inspiring, especially starting from Pakistan and then setting up multiple gyms in Brisbane. The way he focuses on community and hands-on mentoring seems like it could really strengthen member loyalty. I do wonder though how scalable that model is if they keep...
  20. J

    Anyone familiar with Khalil Henareh career in real estate

    That’s a good suggestion. Longer interviews or commentary usually feel more authentic than polished summaries. If anyone comes across something like that, it would be worth sharing.

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