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If you like OSINT this is a pretty good tool for emails

Behind the Email

Behind the Email | Public Profile & Career Search

Instantly find career history, education, and public profile signals from any email address. Professional OSINT for lead research and verification.

Few free checks but also a paid service. #osint

good intro to online privacy video

Really good article on data privacy and Data PrivacyWeek https://www.forbes.com/sites/tonybradley/2026/01/26/data-privacy-in-a-world-built-to-collect-everything/

Some might worry about their privacy being eroded with little awareness that the free app they signed up for leaked data to unseen entities right before their nose. #PrivacyAwareness

Happy Data Privacy Week folks. This year resolve to be intentional with what apps and platforms you signup for and minimize your digital presence even just a little.

The Hacker News

LastPass Warns of Fake Maintenance Messages Targeting Users’ Master Passwords

LastPass reports an active phishing campaign using fake maintenance emails and spoofed domains to trick users into revealing their master passwords.

LastPass Password Keeper Phishing Scam doing the rounds.

Another day and another data breach. This time Australian school kids. It's not the email breach or even the hashed passwords that are the issue. It's what the malicious actors will then use them for. Pivoting into different accounts or opening accounts etc with them. Hoping to educate and reduce organisations digital exposure with education!

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What the Victorian School Data Breach Reveals About Digital Exposure Risk - Privacy Reboot

The Victorian school data breach shows how digital exposure risk continues beyond technical fixes and why leadership awareness matters.

In 2026 I'm looking to commercialize my blog and maybe even doing some consulting around Online Privacy and risk of over exposure.

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Digital Exposure Risk for Organisations: Prevent Account Compromise and Reputational Harm - Privacy Reboot

Learn how boards, schools, and leaders can identify and manage digital exposure risk to organisations to protect people and data.

The worst part about our smartphones isn't that we get endlessly surveilled, tracked and have our data harvested. It's the fact that we have normalized it amd for the most part we don't really care as long as it's convenient.

The most secure data is the data that isn't stored, isn't communicated and deleted after use. #Privacy #PrivacyReboot