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Consumers know by now they are at risk of identity theft, of "phishing" e-mail attacks and of other scams designed to get them to cough up their account information (and then, too often, the contents of that account). Fake heists show that customers aren't the only weak link in the chain. "We have hacked into every single online banking application that we've tested, except one," says Stickley. So even if you follow all the rules--never respond to an e-mail purporting to be from a bank, shred every piece of paper containing personal information, only return...
Most of us are well acquainted with annoying e-mails from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) e-mail servers complaining our inboxes are over quota. Although our official storage space is around 200 megabytes, our e-mail folders cannot exceed 50 percent of that. And even worse, our inbox is limited to 40 megabytes. In these times of free unlimited storage, when companies like Google boast "never delete e-mail again" slogans, our FAS services are unacceptably limited...
...restricted storage is not our only concern; our e-mail servers are also unreliable. Last week, the FAS UNIX and e-mail servers failed for several hours. Apart from the obvious inconvenience for everyone, several students had problems submitting papers and problem sets due at noon that...
Those two issues perfectly summarize our relationship with FAS e-mail support. The e-mail system is outdated, slow, and far too limited for current standards. For those reasons, we need something different, and we are glad that FAS Computing services is warming up to that fact. We encourage FAS to begin exploring the possibility of outsourcing our webmail...
...gotten me into this mess," she wrote TIME via e-mail. "And I love it!" It will all be worthwhile, she says, if it can save one person's life...