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🧵The latest Threat Landscape Update from @RelativityHQ’s Calder7 security team details a particularly concerning new trend in #ransomware, which combines Ransomware-as-a-Service (RAAS) with employee-led Insider Threats. #cybersecurity #infosec #hackers #SundayReads (1/7)
RAAS has been around since early 2020 and has quickly become the leading vector for deploying #ransomware. The newest iteration of it is enticing employees to intentionally deploy #ransomware w/i their own org. A particularly nasty case of insider threat (2/7)
Reported by @briankrebs, threat actors trying this technique are using the #Demonware strain and are targeting networks of interest in the U.S., Canada, Australia, U.K., and for RDP, VPN, - corporate email access specifically (3/7)
It's #EyalaReads time! Hope you're ready for your weekly recommendations of inspiring (and sometimes infuriating) pieces of writing about #Feminism, #WomensRights & #Africa. Definitely my favorite way of ending the week!
#SundayReads
#SundayReads
Combating the misuse of tradition to justify gender-based violence was my entry point into #feminist work. Reading this @dwnews piece on womxn who are called witches & persecuted for it reminded me of why this will always be a priority of mine.
bit.ly/3g1ElT9 #EyalaReads
bit.ly/3g1ElT9 #EyalaReads
Has Rama Salla Dieng's "Talking back" series really come to an end? I loved every interview. This last one with @YaraSallam, a #feminist from #Egypt, is shorter but packed with great insights (and some awesome reading recommendations). Read it!
bit.ly/30YGEC0
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Hello Friends! Somehow Sunday has come again to close one of these feel-long-but-go-in-a-flash weeks 2020 has specialized in. So here I am with my list of #recommendedreads about #Africa #WomensRights & #Feminism, and an exciting announcement!
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
If you know (or just follow) me you will know that #feminist sisterhood is the core of what I am about. So of course @TheJamaJack's ode to the sisters who nurture her is at the top of this reading list. Thank you sis for sharing!
bit.ly/2Bx2wKV #EyalaReads
bit.ly/2Bx2wKV #EyalaReads
@TheJamaJack piece reminded me of what Dr. Celeste Henery wrote in @HistoryWO about radical friendships: "a type of friendship, driven by an uncertain but no less wondrous attempt to become more of ourselves. I would call it sacred." On point.
bit.ly/3006cOB #EyalaReads
bit.ly/3006cOB #EyalaReads
Good morning Eyala family ☀️ and welcome back to #EyalaReads, your Sunday selection of recommended reads about #Feminism #WomensRights and #Africa.
#SundayReads
#SundayReads
As #Afrifem we often say that "we stand on the shoulders of giants". How much do we actually know about our #feminist foremothers? The question came as I read @EverjoiceWin's moving obituary for Mabel Moyo. May she rest in power.
bit.ly/3gOv4yA @jass4justice
#EyalaReads
bit.ly/3gOv4yA @jass4justice
#EyalaReads
To be young, gifted, Black and #feminist in #Russia... Whew. Read about Maria Magdalena Tunkara, a 22-year-old Russian-Malian woman who wont't apologize for telling the truth about #racism in her country. A powerhouse.
Profile by @mkpetkova in @AJEnglish
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Profile by @mkpetkova in @AJEnglish
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It's the 1st Sunday of the 2nd half of the mess of a year that is 2020! Not something I would've ever thought to celebrate but in 2020 we to snatch joy wherever we can.
So let's celebrate by doing our #EyalaReads thing, shall we? Reads about #WomensRights #Africa #Feminism 👇🏾
So let's celebrate by doing our #EyalaReads thing, shall we? Reads about #WomensRights #Africa #Feminism 👇🏾
"I have probably been thinking about dead black people more than the police and politicians whose decisions kill them."
This essay by @Okwonga in @BylineTimes did things to my heart I don't have words to explain. Read it.
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
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This essay by @Okwonga in @BylineTimes did things to my heart I don't have words to explain. Read it.
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
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Historians' erasure of women's contributions to African independence struggles is beyond infuriating.
Grateful for @AnnetteJosephG's wonderful tribute to anti-colonial activist Andrée Blouin who fought for Congolese independence: bit.ly/2ZSjGen
#EyalaReads @AJEnglish
Grateful for @AnnetteJosephG's wonderful tribute to anti-colonial activist Andrée Blouin who fought for Congolese independence: bit.ly/2ZSjGen
#EyalaReads @AJEnglish
My plan with the Sunday #EyalaReads was always to spread joy, but this week, I can't do it. This Black woman is carrying too much hurt around, and my selection of #recommendedreads shows it. Sharing them anyway after a long debate with myself though. #SundayReads
Being sad and angry and afraid to put all of it in words, I am in awe of the Black women who have done so. That's what today's #EyalaReads is all about.
So thank you @_TARYNitUP for your homage to Oluwatoyin Salau. She deserved so much better indeed.
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So thank you @_TARYNitUP for your homage to Oluwatoyin Salau. She deserved so much better indeed.
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If I had the courage to write about why everything feels so heavy these days, it would read a lot like what @LadyGodiva83 wrote in @TheCut (only less beautifully crafted). Grateful for the hopeful offering she ends with👇🏾
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#EyalaReads
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#EyalaReads
It's been a long, exhausting week, with more painful conversations than most of us had the bandwith to deal with. But we made it to another Sunday, so it's time for #EyalaReads! I'm recommending some articles I read this week about #WomensRights #Feminism & #Africa.
#SundayReads
#SundayReads
I'm fascinated by blindspots, so I've been wondering: who are we (not) talking about when we chant #BlackLivesMatter? Iconic transgender activist @immissmajor told @blkwomenradical why we need to be inclusive of the Black trans community.
bit.ly/2znerKe #EyalaReads
bit.ly/2znerKe #EyalaReads
The impact of the #COVID19 pandemic is getting more worrying every day. This @TheAtlantic report shows that the supplies of sexual health products are running low and my brain hurts as I imagine the consequences for #WomensRights...
bit.ly/3e3viRp #EyalaReads
bit.ly/3e3viRp #EyalaReads
Hello fam! Time for me to lift myself from a few weeks of hurt, anger and heartbreak, and follow the advice a brilliant #Afrifem gave me: "Don't let them pull you in their hole." So I'm back with recommended reads about #Africa, #WomensRights & #Feminism
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
First let me flag a few important news stories that may have missed due to the global context:
#WeAreTired. Tired of being raped and killed. I stand in solidarity with Nigerian feminists demanding #JusticeForUwa and #JusticeForTina. Enough
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#EyalaReads
#WeAreTired. Tired of being raped and killed. I stand in solidarity with Nigerian feminists demanding #JusticeForUwa and #JusticeForTina. Enough
bit.ly/3h1znrd
#EyalaReads
Don't ignore this: in #Cameroon journalist Samuel Wazizi was arbitrarily arrested last year and for 300 DAYS his family & lawyers did not hear from him. Now we find out he was murdered in prison. We demand #JusticeForWazizi. Follow @KahWalla for more info.
bit.ly/37a3QyY
bit.ly/37a3QyY
Gather around, beautiful souls! It's reading time. If you're looking for recommended reads about #Feminism #WomensRights & #Africa to your #SundayReads list, you've come to the right place: #EyalaReads starts here and now!
I'm grateful to @Asmaaouu for curating a great list of non #COVID19 related articles and op-eds by African #feminist writers and activists. A welcome breath of fresh air.
Read on @AfriFeminists: bit.ly/3dQ5Cao
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
Read on @AfriFeminists: bit.ly/3dQ5Cao
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
Today is International Day against Homophopia, Transphobia and Biphobia, and @TheRustinTimes is celebrating voices of queer people from Nigeria who dare to #BreakTheSilence.
#ChooseLoveNigeria #IDAHOBIT2020 #EyalaReads #SundayReads
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#ChooseLoveNigeria #IDAHOBIT2020 #EyalaReads #SundayReads
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It's time for #EyalaReads, the weekly ritual that gives you #RecommendedRead articles about #Feminism, #WomensRights & #Africa (and that gives me a reason to remember and care what day of the week it is).
Grab a drink, grab a seat, it's reading time!
#SundayReads
Grab a drink, grab a seat, it's reading time!
#SundayReads
My favorite: I fangirled, learned and laughed a lot while reading this interview of @tiffmugo, is a co-founder of @HOLAAfrica (one of the best #Afrifem platforms out there).
Part of @SaalaJeng's excellent "Talking back" series on @africasacountry.
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Part of @SaalaJeng's excellent "Talking back" series on @africasacountry.
bit.ly/3biYiCs
If you work/ are interested in the international development sector, read @ThatBoyKhalifax's critique of the (nonexistent) role of NGOs in the #COVID19 response in #Tanzania. We must do better.
bit.ly/3fEruHI - @africasacountry
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
#covid19Tanzania
bit.ly/3fEruHI - @africasacountry
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
#covid19Tanzania
It's that time of the week again! The time when I catch up with dozens of articles I've bookmarked all week, and share my favs with you all. As usual, it's all about #Feminism
#WomensRights & #Africa.
Grab a drink and a comfy seat. We're doing this!
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
#WomensRights & #Africa.
Grab a drink and a comfy seat. We're doing this!
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
What does #StayAtHome mean when home is where you are most oppressed? @africasacountry shares the perspective of LGBTQI people in #Senegal where some leaders speak of #COVID19 as divine punishment of same-sex love. Terrifying.
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#EyalaReads #SundayReads
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#EyalaReads #SundayReads
Another source of concern: how world leaders are misusing #COVID19 response measures to restrict their citizen's human rights, including gender justice. Interesting overview by @LatanyaFrett of @GlobalFundWomen in @5050oD
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#EyalaReads #SundayReads
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#EyalaReads #SundayReads
Happy Sunday beautiful souls! I hope you're all keeping safe and sane. I'm back with #EyalaReads, your weekly list of recommended articles about #WomensRights #feminism & #Africa.
#SundayReads
#SundayReads
Being in #lockdown with 2 small children has me facing my conflicted relation with parenting. I guess that's why I was so drawn to this piece @SaalaJeng that weaves the personal & the political. Merci Rama!
bit.ly/2SoKvnx - @TimesCorona
#EyalaReads #SundayReads #COVID19
bit.ly/2SoKvnx - @TimesCorona
#EyalaReads #SundayReads #COVID19
Speaking of #ParentingInLockdown, the voices of American single mothers in this @NewYorker article stirred my soul in ways I don't yet have the words to describe. Read it.
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#EyalaReads #SundayReads #COVID19Pandemic
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#EyalaReads #SundayReads #COVID19Pandemic
Today marks the end of my 5th week in #lockdown and this drawing I saw on Instagram (at HowDoYouAdult) is an exact depiction of my current state. So, just a heads-up: today's #SundayReads thread will be short! But as always, great reads about #women #feminism & #Africa. Enjoy! 
My favorite: @samirasawlani's piece about her younger sister Kaz, a lovely baby girl with dimples turned health worker, who now works tirelessly to save her #COVID19 patients. I wept the whole time.
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Via @theMagunga
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
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Via @theMagunga
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
Loved @stillSHErises' piece about radical #feminist care in #Africa. Love how she introduces the concepts, a bit of historical background and great activists/ initiatives & still keeps her article enjoyable.
Jessica can you give writing classes?
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Jessica can you give writing classes?
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It's time for #EyalaReads: your weekly selection of great articles about #Africa, #feminism & #WomensRights. With an unapologetic focus on African women writers (and now a deliberately avoidance of stress-inducing content about #Covid_19). Ready?
#SundayReads
#SundayReads
As you might have noticed, nothing gives me more joy than to celebrate the badassery of a #feminist sister. That's what Eyala is all about. So let me start with this @nytimes profile of Ugandan @drstellanyanzi. She is epic.
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#EyalaReads #SundayReads
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#EyalaReads #SundayReads
Also can this virus go away already? I need to go to Abidjan to meet @DroEdwige, visit her brand new #feminist library @1949books! In the meantime, read more about her vision in this interview with @brittlepaper.
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#EyalaReads #SundayReads
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#EyalaReads #SundayReads
Hello all! I hope you are all keeping safe and sane in these uncertain #COVID19 times.
Hard to keep track of the days at the moment but take my word for it: it's #EyalaReads time. Your #SundayReads selection of articles about #WomensRights #Africa #Feminism is ready 👇🏾
Hard to keep track of the days at the moment but take my word for it: it's #EyalaReads time. Your #SundayReads selection of articles about #WomensRights #Africa #Feminism is ready 👇🏾
My favorite: Notes on Lockdown by South African #feminist writer @Sisonkemsimang. The way she weaves together the different layers of her concerns really moved my heart, brain and soul. Read it!
bit.ly/2WQKUSz via @africasacountry
#EyalaReads #SundayReads #COVID19
bit.ly/2WQKUSz via @africasacountry
#EyalaReads #SundayReads #COVID19
@OhTimehin explores why social distancing, while a logical response to #COVID19, is deeply out of touch with the realities of how people live and survive in #Nigeria and all over #Africa. I'm hoping for a part 2!
bit.ly/2ya9Rho via @The_Corres
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
bit.ly/2ya9Rho via @The_Corres
#EyalaReads #SundayReads
Hello! I hope you are staying safe and sane in these surreal times. The past 2 weeks have been incredibly stressful, but somehow I've found myself breathing and reading again today. So I'm back with a few #SundayReads recommendations (not all #COVIDー19 I promise!)
#EyalaReads
#EyalaReads
"If patriarchy were a sound, it would be the sound of machines. The screeching, shrilling, droning, drilling, alarming, shooting, banging, beeping."
@MsAfropolitan is my favorite blogger for a reason! Read her blog & new book.
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#SundayReads #EyalaReads
@MsAfropolitan is my favorite blogger for a reason! Read her blog & new book.
bit.ly/2UaLHvS
#SundayReads #EyalaReads
It doesn't matter what goes on in the world, you can always count on @adventurefrom to tell you how to keep your sex life active and safe through the crisis. Grateful to @nas009 for sharing her tips!
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#SundayReads #EyalaReads
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#SundayReads #EyalaReads
Roses are red
Violets are blue
I read on Sundays and so should you.
Here are some #SundayRead recommendations on #feminism, #WomensRights & #Africa, with an unapologetic bias for pieces by #Afrifem writers.
(Now using #EyalaReads hashtag 'coz I can't find my own damn tweets!)
Violets are blue
I read on Sundays and so should you.
Here are some #SundayRead recommendations on #feminism, #WomensRights & #Africa, with an unapologetic bias for pieces by #Afrifem writers.
(Now using #EyalaReads hashtag 'coz I can't find my own damn tweets!)
My favorite: @Afrowomanist's tribute to Toni Morrison moved me to tears. I could explain why, but I'm still ugly-crying so you just go read for yourself okay? It's on @AfriFeminists.
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#SundayRead #EyalaReads
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#SundayRead #EyalaReads
Every African #feminist who's shared their journey with me has spoken of their relationship with their mother. Is that why @NanaYBrantuo's beautiful piece stole my heart? Or is it because I too have been called "too much" so often?
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#SundayRead #EyalaReads
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#SundayRead #EyalaReads
Sundays are for #SundayRead! Sharing links to pieces about #feminism, women's rights and women's lives that resonated with me this week.
In our #feminist/#globaldev jargon, "women's empowerment" is a phrase that makes me go 🤔😤😡🤬. @FrancoiseGirard breaks down the need for political empowerment and how philanthropy can help make it a reality. Thorough & insightful.
@SSIReview @IntlWomen
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@SSIReview @IntlWomen
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A movement, not a moment: that's what it'll take for #SexForGrades to end. Amazing to see a group of African #feminists come together with a strong statement - including a useful list of resources. Thank you
@kikimordi @shailjapatel @OhTimehin & others.
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@kikimordi @shailjapatel @OhTimehin & others.
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It's that time of the week again! I'm back with Eyala's #SundayReads: a compilation of articles I've read over the past week and that resonated with my #Afrifem self. Sharing with you all because I love you 😍 and also because @Asmaaouu will send me DMs if I don't.
#Sundayread
#Sundayread
Sometimes, badass runs in the family. Beautiful portrait of three Sudanese women from a family where each generation brought a heroine. Via @BuzzFeedNews
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#SundayReads
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#SundayReads
If you know @Nanjala1 please tell her I'm in awe of her brain and her writing. In this piece for @ForeignAffairs she breaks down how modern politics have betrayed the very notion of asylum - and how our silence makes us complicit. Brilliant.
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#Sundayreads
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#Sundayreads
Hello Twitter fam'! Eyala's #SundayReads are back after a break. (I wish I could tell you I had a restful one, but I'd be lying. It was work-work-work-work and whatever else Rihanna sang). Scroll down for a selection of articles that resonated with me over the past few weeks 👇🏾
"I poured my human self into it—my Nigerian woman into it.": @BBCAfrica journalist @kikimordi spoke with @OkayAfrica about what it felt like to do the work tjat uncovered the #SexForGrades scandal. A must-read.
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#SundayReads #sundayread
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#SundayReads #sundayread
Hajar Raissouni, a journalist in #Morocco, is in prison for having premarital sex and an abortion. Weaponizing women's bodies for political goals.
@AidaAlami did a stellar job of reporting on this case on Twitter and for @nytimes
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#SundayReads #FreeHajar
@AidaAlami did a stellar job of reporting on this case on Twitter and for @nytimes
nyti.ms/2OLXePV
#SundayReads #FreeHajar
Happy Sunday! I came to do my weekly #SundayReads roundup but truth is, I've obsessively read #ToniMorrison tributes, and since @wellreadblkgirl has already done a beautiful job of collecting them, I'll just share that. (Thanks @EverjoiceWin for flagging)
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All the #ToniMorrison tributes have not just moved me; they've got me wondering why we tend to celebrate our icons only when they're no longer here to feel our love. Looking forward, I'll be celebrating my #Afrifem sheroes on Eyala while they're still alive and well.
But for now, I'm using a much-needed family vacation as a chance to take a break from social media. I hear it's called a #digitaldetox. Or #selfcare 🤷🏾♀️
I'm hoping to rest and reflect, but I'll mostly be fuming over the SCAM that is family vacation for mothers...
I'm hoping to rest and reflect, but I'll mostly be fuming over the SCAM that is family vacation for mothers...
My #SundayMorning ritual: getting up when the family is still asleep (or hiding from them if I do oversleep) and catching up on a week's worth of articles, blog posts, etc. And now: sharing a little selection with you all!
Let's do this.
#SundayReads
#SundayRead
Let's do this.
#SundayReads
#SundayRead
@felogene explains why the #feminist politics of breastfeeding go beyond freeing the nipple. Corporate power threatens choices for women living in poverty in the Global South - and their children's health.
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#SundayRead
#breastfeedingweek
@AWID
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#SundayRead
#breastfeedingweek
@AWID
In Africa (and elsewhere), the relationship between international NGOs and women's rights organizations can be toxic. Thank you @MSalimu for breaking down why. Time for INGOs to engage with local groups "as counterparts, not spare parts".
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#SundayRead
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#SundayRead
Some segments from the interesting 'Men & Mysteries of Wall Street' by the eloquent J.K. Medbery published in 1870. It holds many good insights as well as being a reminder of how little things changes in the affairs of mankind, especially in the financial sphere. #SundayReads
Boom time - riding the bull in mindless bliss to a permanently higher plateau...until the crash when liquidity showed itself - as it always does in such scenarios - to be a coward who was no where to be found when needed the most..#LessonsFromHistory #Investing
The confidence game turns into the CONfidence game & the unravelling starts again with 'bulls shivering & the bears jubilant' - Congress disposed to fan the speculative flame - The irresistible allure of stock speculation - Mania is when the 'hen-brokers' come out..#Investing
