Ohhh dear - check out savvy.ca (1.Viewing)

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Check out savvy.ca :: markel's personal portal :: - anyone see a problem?


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I don't get it, whats wrong with savvy.ca?
 
Eric said:
I don't get it, whats wrong with savvy.ca?
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It makes it easier to target the person with Scams, Fraud etc. With one glance I can tell that Markel is of Dutch origin, lives in SK, Canada, might be a student or works at U of SK, banks with <...>, maybe works at <....>, is into bikes etc. They were in Japan in 2012.

Putting all your bookmarks public isn't a great idea, but it makes OSINT (open source intelligence) a whole lot easier. This was just five minutes. And I hadn't looked at the whois yet.
 
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MapleDots said:
You can find logins on the dark web, i check for mine all the time.
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What's your preferred way of doing this?

MapleDots said:
Chances are a password is reused somewhere, this person is telling the world where she banks and also which email service to break into for verification details.
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True. The site is also rather outdated.
 
FM said:
What's your preferred way of doing this?
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Lately I have been doing it with google password manager, it has a check where all the hacked login & passwords are stored.

I check all my family members and it alerts whenever a username or password is compromised on the dark web.

Awesome feature.

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MapleDots said:
Lately I have been doing it with google password manager, it has a check where all the hacked login & passwords are stored.

I check all my family members and it alerts whenever a username or password is compromised on the dark web.

Awesome feature.
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Ah yes, I've used that too. Not a fan of storing passwords with Google though.
 
FM said:
Ah yes, I've used that too. Not a fan of storing passwords with Google though.
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Like I said, import them in, check them, then delete them.
I used to do that all the time, only takes a few minutes but with all the second factor on that account now I feel pretty secure.

I do keep my banking stuff with Bit Defender thougfh and I use a different password for every account.
 
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FM said:
What's your preferred way of doing this?
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I'm signed up to receive alerts from Have I Been Pwned. Not sure if it's still free, but they even have an option to search and receive alerts for compromised accounts from a specific domain.
 
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