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Ransomware — How To Avoid Capture

November 16, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Abram's Bleeping Computer.com, Andrea Rock, avoid attachments, Cybercrime Gets Personal, Malwarebytes, NoMoreRansom.com, ransomware, sites that help defeat ransomware, Sophos Home
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The day I was to meet a friend for coffee, an unexpected email arrived from him.  As the message was about a contract and included an  attachment — my friend being a real estate agent — I assumed he had sent the message in error and forwarded it back to him.  When we me
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Waiting For The Pictures

September 19, 2018
by Caroline Miller
bitcoin payments, blackmail attempt, FTC alerts, Oregon State Attorney General's Office, pronography
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I’ve been longing for an excuse to write this blog and now I have one.  To start, I recently received a blackmail letter in my email.  The blackmailer said he or she had obtained pictures of me in pornographic poses.  If I didn’t pay $500 in bitcoin within the next 24 hours, th
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By Your Pupils You’ll Be Caught

August 08, 2018
by Caroline Miller
18th century furniture, art fraud, Bill G. B. Pallot, Charles Hooreman, crime pays, Eric Konigsberg, furniture fakes
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Of course it’s true, the rich are different from you and me.  They have more money.  That aside, if you look closely into any tribe, you’ll find quirkiness.  The art world is no exception.  Where else but there would an expert who is in jail for art forgery, hold court with di
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The Path To Forgiveness Is Green

June 01, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Bill Cosby, Doree Shafrif, Harvey Weinstein, Mel Gibson, Mike Millikan, Money Changes Everything, reputation laundering, retoring a reputation through charities
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It’s not true that “Money can’t buy you love.”  It can.  Charities are eager to love me.  Contribute to one and I hear from any of their neighbors who are within shouting distance.  Each time I contribute, I’m aware I’m added to a list which is sold to other non-profit
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Fake Art

October 05, 2017
by Caroline Miller
Ben Ryder ow, Donald Trump, rise in fake art, Wall of Shame, why art forgery is in
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As I’ve written before, gatekeepers, those whose reputations outweigh other standards of measurement, are the people who decide what is great art and what isn’t. Of course, those experts change with each succeeding generation and so, the value of art is ephemeral, something th
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Notes From An Analog Girl In A Digital World

October 03, 2017
by Caroline Miller
how to protect from robo calls, It's Not Just you: Robocalls and Scames Are on the rise., Megan Leonhardt, robo calls on the rise
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By now we’ve all heard about various security breaches that occurred during the presidential election and others at large companies like Equifax.  As a result, security companies are busy milking our insecurities with offers to make our private information safe.  Regrettably, thes
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A Painting Is A Painting Is A Fake

June 20, 2017
by Caroline Miller
100th anniversary of Modigliani's death, Ambrogio Ceroni, Amedeo Modigliani, Christian Parisotis, Elmyr de Hory, Marc Restellini, Milton Esterow, The Modigliani Code, Wilderstein Institute
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” …there are experts and then there are experts, and they come in varying degrees of credibility.” So writes Milton Esterow about keepers of the canon in the  art world, particularly those devoted to Pablo Picasso’s contemporary, Amedeo Modigliani. (“The Modigliani Code
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What Begins As Fake Usually Ends As Fake

March 22, 2017
by Caroline Miller
Bernie Sanders, Boris, Donald Trump, Fake, fake news, Ian Leslies, people who create fake news;, Samanth Subramanian, Veles
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My Yahoo news page came up with the following headline, recently: “Bernie Sanders followers are among the smartest…  They don’t believe anything.  The post must have proof…”   I didn’t read further. I’m not a Bernie Sanders fan, though some of my Facebook friends hav
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Park West — Gypsies Of Art And The High Seas

January 06, 2017
by Caroline Miller
art auctions, Going Once...Going Twice...Sold!, Park West Gallery, Van Gogh, Vernon Silver
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My art collecting began with a student’s question.  “I have to copy a painter’s style.  Who would you chose?”  “Van Gogh,” I said, little knowing that when finished, the piece would come to me.  It has been on my wall for 40 years.  The moment I hung it opposite a sun
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A Greek Odyssey That Never Should Have Been Taken

October 18, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Andreas Georgiou, Greece's Least Wanted Man, Greek debt, Greek irregularities in accounting, Robert Schmidt
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Much ink has been spilled during this election discussing the state of democracy.  Cries for reform punctuate the media, and it’s heartening to know Russia has been  listening.  Recently, it sponsored a worldwide summit intended to “affirm the right of self-determination.” Am
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