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John Klossner has been drawing technology cartoons for more than 15 years. His work regularly appears in Computerworld and Federal Computer Week. His illustrations and cartoons have also been published in The New Yorker, Barron's, and The Wall Street Journal. Web site: ... View Full Bio

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dtotham
dtotham,
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10/23/2017 | 4:49:28 AM
Mareware
OMG Mary, think I have stumbled across a new mareware strain called POPCORN!
cyernet
cyernet,
 User Rank: Strategist
10/23/2017 | 2:16:33 AM
Screen Sharing
Hey, Debbie, how can I tell the boss he is sharing his screen to the wrong person!
cyernet
cyernet,
 User Rank: Strategist
10/23/2017 | 12:30:21 AM
Penetration Test
"I told you our firewall is like a langery. Its too attractive and thin, I can penetrate easily after several pokes!"
finkga
finkga,
 User Rank: Strategist
10/19/2017 | 12:52:56 PM
Finally found that cybersecurity professional...
"Hey Susan, I think I finally found someone to fill that cybersecurity position!"
sbtrader
sbtrader,
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10/19/2017 | 12:18:24 PM
Malware remix
I found another one we thought was extinct making a comeback!
n4nom
n4nom,
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10/19/2017 | 11:59:45 AM
Caption:
Although some creative coding gains had been made, the LSD program had clearly caused its share of issues.
5t00p5
5t00p5,
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10/18/2017 | 4:52:56 PM
Name that Toon
Be a unicorn, not a donkey...
DrRiAdGeOrN
DrRiAdGeOrN,
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10/17/2017 | 8:03:38 PM
Magical Soc
What did you expect from this SOC? A unicorn....
abner78br
abner78br,
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10/17/2017 | 1:51:02 PM
Hunter level 100
This is just the unicorn head wall decor in my SIMS 3D 2017
piebat
piebat,
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10/9/2017 | 3:44:21 AM
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Search Cybersecuruty and you will get unicorn.
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