YTBE, Inc.

[...] legitimate organization, so you cannot always rely upon this as an indicator. There are other advanced clues that appear in the detailed headers of the message (not shown here).  For a technician, or [...]

[...] job candidates as part of their selection process. The test involved finding the first 3 consecutive digits of Pi that appear again in the numeric sequence.  The goal of the test was to look for [...]

[...] server policy can be found at: wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tile_usage_policy. A Basic Google Maps Widget with MVVM Support Our custom widget will do the following: Automatically create a [...]

[...] by data-binding rules Display the latitude and longitude as a marker on the map Dependencies Our widget has the following JavaScript dependencies: jQuery KendoUI Google Maps API – [...]

[...] never invoice you in this manner. Hyperlink - The link does NOT actually go to an E-ZPass website.  If you mouse over the link in the above example you’ll see that it in fact [...]

[...] yield a wealth of information that can help identify a message as fraudulent. Example 3: Spoofed E-ZPass Message The following is an example of an actual message received by one of our users.  Names [...]

[...] always fall back on the simple tips listed under “Prevention” above. Example 1: Spoofed Skype Message The following is an example of an actual message received by one of our users.  [...]