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Whether or not the person running this account is affiliated with Anonymous, this sort of ridiculous claim is right on brand for them.

Did 'Anonymous' Really Hack Period Tracking Apps To Delete User Data?
dailydot.com/debug/anonymous-h

Have you enabled 2FA on all your accounts that support it?

Find out what forms of 2FA are supported by each service here:

2FA Directory
2fa.directory

Migrating from one 2FA app to another really should be simpler.

This is pretty cool: Bitwarden now integrates with email aliasing services.

Add Privacy and Security Using Email Aliases With Bitwarden | Bitwarden Blog
bitwarden.com/blog/add-privacy

Way to be non-specific, scammers.
Is the the phishing equivalent of "spray and pray"?

If someone posts a phone number with an offer that seems too good to be true...

Say it with me now...

I just received a password expiration notice from district IT.

It is so frustrating that they still use such outdated security practices. We can't even use a password generator because this one password is used for log on to all devices as well as access to all accounts via the SSO dashboard. MFA is also not a thing.

Invidious is a privacy-focused YouTube frontend without ads or tracking. I will be using it from now on whenever posting YT links.

Note that you need to choose an instance (select Use Invidious) or host your own.

invidious.io/

The End of Roe Will Bring About a Sea Change in the Encryption Debate

US law enforcement officers and agencies have shown us with their own actions that they don’t deserve any deference whatsoever in discussions about encryption policy. They aren’t entitled to any presumption of legitimacy. They are just another one of the threats that encryption protects people from. With the demise of Roe, we can no longer ignore that the same is also true of American laws.
cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/202

If you use Venmo or similar money transferring apps, I encourage you to set your transactions to "private".

I have Venmo just for contributing to collections for gifts and other things for work friends.

Many of my contacts and their contacts seem to use it for lots of things, as you can see from their publicly-posted transactions and posted comments.

You could build up quite a profile on someone from this info. Does everyone really need to know everything you are spending money on?

This has to be about the lowest-effort phishing attempt I've ever received.

I feel like the advice has been out there a long time to use solid black blocks instead of pixelation.

This New Tool Can Retrieve Pixelated Text from Redacted Documents
thehackernews.com/2022/02/this

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