Hotel wifi asks you to install a software update and you say yes, because that is what you do at home. Gerald Smart writes about what happens next, and he is specific: bogus update prompts on overseas hotel networks, the federal alert that went out about them, and the ordinary business traveller who now has malicious software on a laptop full of company files.
Most of these posts do that job. What a reshipping scam looks like from the inside so you can spot the job offer version of it. Which free anti-malware tools he actually runs. Why the maintenance you keep postponing is the reason the machine is slow. There is a long piece on drones that reads like somebody genuinely curious about how they are flown and by whom, rather than an argument about them.
He also writes about doubters, about the morning question of what to write, and about guns, so expect the odd turn you did not sign up for.
Read the security posts if you take a laptop anywhere. They assume you are smart and simply have not been told.